#jason schaller

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« Carla et moi » : une comédie juive new-yorkaise portée par Jason Schwartzman, acteur et superhéros ordinaire

Comédie dramatique par Nathan Silver, avec Jason Schwartzman, Carol Kane, Dolly de Leon (États-Unis, 1h51). En salle le 23 octobre ★★★☆☆ Carol Kane et Jason Schwartzman dans « Carla et moi », de Nathan Silver Écrit par Nicolas Schaller C’est beau de voir un acteur s’étoffer. Dans « Carla et moi », Jason Schwartzman est même carrément bouffi, ce qui colle à son rôle de chanteur de synagogue sans…

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Breaking the Chains of Debt: Our Journey to Financial Freedom

In this episode of The Undependent Podcast, Jason Schaller shares his personal story of breaking free from debt and gaining financial independence. Learn how he and his family tackled over $70,000 of debt using the Avalanche Method, and discover practical tips for distinguishing between wants and needs, making sacrifices, and building long-term financial freedom. Jason also touches on the…

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Nonpartisan Party

** the term nonpartisan may be used to describe a group or individual that does not expressly support one political party or candidate over another. More broadly, the term nonpartisan may sometimes be used to describe a group or individual that does not promote a particular political ideology.

Candidates

Aaron Grotta (A: 6/15/16; Insufficient Funds)

Aaron Michael Taylor (NSM Party) (A: 8/8/21; Insufficient Funds)

Adam Charles Lewis (Light Kingdom Party) (A: 5/11/23; Insufficient Funds)

Adam Zane Patsy (A: 6/26/23; Insufficient Funds)

Alexander Jule (A: 6/2/23; Insufficient Funds)

Alexis Jean Cloute (A: 4/8/23; Insufficient Funds)

Amanda Dunavant (Party W) (A: 6/26/22; Insufficient Funds)

Amr Metwally (Party W) (A: 12/20/23; Insufficient Funds)

Andre Ramon McNeil (A: 9/5/23; Insufficient Funds)

Andrew J. Punch (A: 10/12/23; Insufficient Funds)

Anna Marie Carter (A: 10/22/22; Insufficient Funds)

Ann Yeager (A: 4/26/21; Insufficient Funds)

Anthony Jason Hudson (A: 11/16/23; Insufficient Funds)

Anthony Jason Sandoval (A: 6/26/23; Insufficient Funds)

Arthur Van Houten (Party W) (A: 2/18/21; Insufficient Funds)

Barak Zilberberg (A: 7/18/23; Insufficient Funds)

Baruch Margolis (A: 12/7/23; Insufficient Funds)

Benjamin Scott Martinec (WIN Party) (A: 6/9/23; Insufficient Funds)

Benjamin Stewart (W Party) (A: 4/10/23; Insufficient Funds)

Boyd Thomas Burner (A: 11/30/23; Insufficient Funds)

Bradley Arthur Sawyer (A: 6/6/23; Insufficient Funds)

Brandon Victor (A: 8/8/23; Insufficient Funds)

Brandy Moore (A: 9/5/23; Insufficient Funds)

Brent Allen Sprague (A: 10/31/23; Insufficient Funds)

Brian Korn (W Party) (A: 8/5/22; Insufficient Funds)

Brian Lee Cain II (A: 9/26/23; Insufficient Funds)

Brian Mannix (A: 9/25/22; Insufficient Funds)

Bruce Kenneway (W Party) (A: 1/21/21; Insufficient Funds)

Bryan Daniel Procuk (W Party) (A: 4/16/23; Insufficient Funds)

Chad Lottenville (A: 6/20/16; Insufficient Funds)

Chance Trahan (A: 4/30/21; E: 8/8/23)

Charles Chun Pang (A: 6/30/22; Insufficient Funds)

Charles Lee Olson Jr. (A: 9/22/23; Insufficient Funds)

Charles Todd Sullivan (A: 12/26/22; Insufficient Funds)

Chez Mann (A: 6/19/21; Insufficient Funds)

Chris Adam Valentine ( A: 4/3/23; Insufficient Funds)

Chris Merrill De La Torre (W Party) (A: 4/26/23; Insufficient Funds)

Christian John DeMarco (BMP Party) (A: 2/15/23; Insufficient Funds)

Christina Greathouse (A: 4/3/23; Insufficient Funds)

Christopher Garrity (A: 6/2/23; Insufficient Funds)

Christopher Price Lytle (A: 11/26/22; Insufficient Funds)

Craig Paxson (A: 2/27/21; Insufficient Funds)

Daniel Clifford Brown (A: 6/15/23; Insufficient Funds)

Daniel Louis Levine (A: 3/12/22; Insufficient Funds)

Daniel Michaels (W Party) (A: 7/31/23; Insufficient Funds)

Daniel Paul Francis (A: 6/23/22; Insufficient Funds)

Daniel Robert Larson (W Party) (A: 6/15/23; Insufficient Funds)

Daniel R. Schaller (A: 6/20/23; Insufficient Funds)

Daniel Travis Ingram (A: 9/29/23; Insufficient Funds)

Danny Ray Vasquez (A: 4/21/23; Insufficient Funds)

Darryl Cedric White (A: 12/5/22; Insufficient Funds)

David Bardol (W Party) (A: 9/10/21; Insufficient Funds)

David Jon Sponheim (America's Third Party) (A: 4/12/23; Insufficient Funds)

David Kay (W Party) (A: 4/2/23; Insufficient Funds)

David Raphael (Light Party) (A: 4/3/23; Insufficient Funds)

David Simmes (A: 7/14/23; Insufficient Funds)

David Tuxhorn (A: 5/27/21; Insufficient Funds)

Deangelo Turner (A: 7/17/23; Insufficient Funds)

Debra Vanessa White (A: 11/16/22; Insufficient Funds)

Dennis Kevin Cox Jr. (A: 4/22/23; Insufficient Funds)

Dennis Vandusen-Torres (A: 1/12/20; Insufficient Funds)

Destini A. Endress (A: 9/27/23; Insufficient Funds)

Dylan Valenti (NSP Party) (A: 10/14/21; Insufficient Funds)

Eduardo Uvalle (A: 6/13/23; Insufficient Funds)

Eric Bolin (A: 11/6/21; Insufficient Funds)

Eric Dowling (W Party) (A: 8/24/23; Insufficient Funds)

Eric Kryzenske (A: 5/28/23; Insufficient Funds)

Ernest Deering (A: 1/23/21; Insufficient Funds)

Ethan R. Richards (A: 10/3/22; Insufficient Funds)

Frank Castellucci III (A: 5/9/23; Insufficient Funds)

Franklin Deleno Rutherford III (A: 2/25/22; Insufficient Funds)

Gaetano Rocco Patrizio De Luca (W Party) (A: 9/19/23; Insufficient Funds)

Gary Lambert Jr. (W Party) (A: 10/24/20; Insufficient Funds)

Gary Robert Cantrell (A: 8/13/23; Insufficient Funds)

Halloran Leonard Yeah (RS Party) (A: 3/24/22; Insufficient Funds)

Harvey Brown (W Party) (A: 12/2/15; Insufficient Funds)

Heather Alexandra Nunn (W Party) (A: 11/2/22; Insufficient Funds)

Insley Evans (A: 12/30/22; Insufficient Funds)

Ivory Patton (A: 2/27/23; Insufficient Funds)

Jackie Knight (A: 9/1/22; Insufficient Funds)

Jade Velarde (A: 5/19/23; Insufficient Funds)

Jaha Hughes (A: 9/11/21; Insufficient Funds)

James Altucher (A: 11/6/20; Insufficient Funds)

James Earle Fudge (ALL Party) (A: 10/4/22; Insufficient Funds)

James mark Merts (A: 11/17/23; Insufficient Funds)

James Martinez (W party) (A: 7/1/21; Insufficient Funds)

Janet Parker (A: 3/21/23; Insufficient Funds)

Janett Olivieri (A: 12/3/23; Insufficient Funds)

Jasen Lemar Edwards (W party) (A: 9/30/21; Insufficient Funds)

Jasmine Sherman (A: 12/2/21; Insufficient Funds)

Jason Hershey (W Party) (A: 2/27/21; Insufficient Funds)

Jason John Juarez (A: 11/16/22; Insufficient Funds)

Jason Michael Kidd (W party) (A: 6/15/22; Insufficient Funds)

Jawad hashem Hakeem (W Party) (A: 10/10/23; Insufficient Funds)

Jeffrey Magner (A: 11/10/21; Insufficient Funds)

Jennifer Gillis (A: 10/11/21; Insufficient Funds)

Jerimiah Marciniak (A: 11/28/23; Insufficient Funds)

Jerry Leon Carroll (A: 1/21/21; Insufficient Funds)

Jesse Dwight Gladden (FWD Party) (A: 2/21/22; Insufficient Funds)

Jimmy Edward Harvey (A: 10/13/23; Insufficient Funds)

Joe Schaufele (A: 9/13/22; Insufficient Funds)

John Philip Lograsso (A: 2/17/22; Insufficient Funds)

Jonathan Hardin (W Party) (A: 3/17/23; Insufficient Funds)

Jonathan Thomas Bailey (Anti-Prohibition Party) (A: 2/3/23; Insufficient Funds)

Joseph Angus McCusker (A: 10/15/23; Insufficient Funds)

Joseph Luiz Gonzaga III (A: 5/16/23; Insufficient Funds)

Joshua Aron Fritz (A: 8/26/22; Insufficient Funds)

Juan Rullan (W Party) (A: 3/10/21; Insufficient Funds)

Kai Severino (A: 9/26/23; Insufficient Funds)

Kaleb Garibaldi (9/1/23; Insufficient Funds)

Keith S. Jacobs (A; 4/25/23; Insufficient Funds)

Kerry Simmons (A: 8/16/22; Insufficient Funds)

Kevin Alexander Davies (A: 12/16/22; Insufficient Funds)

Kier Hansen (A: 12/31/23; Insufficient Funds)

Kristie Shaver (A: 5/26/21; Insufficient Funds)

Krystal Khali (A: 6/18/23; Insufficient Funds)

Kyle Wood (A: 7/12/23; Insufficient Funds)

Landrus Steven Clark (A: 6/30/23; Insufficient Funds)

Larry Johnson (A: 5/2/23; Insufficient Funds)

Larry Vanpool (A: 2/25/21; Insufficient Funds)

Lashondra Dionne Winters (A: 8/15/22; Insufficient Funds)

Laurah Guillen (A: 2/28/23; Insufficient Funds)

Loreal Richey (A: 12/9/21; Insufficient Funds)

Malcolm Tanner (A: 6/16/23; Insufficient Funds)

Marc Anthony Ramirez (A: 10/30/23; Insufficient Funds)

Marcus Eric Byrd (A: 2/2/23; Insufficient Funds)

Mark Alan Eberwine (A: 4/11/23; Insufficient Funds)

Mark Robert Marcellini (The People's Life National Committee) (A: 10/10/22; Insufficient Funds)

Marlaina Whitney Gedes (A: 3/12/23; Insufficient Funds)

Marty Errin Snider (People Party) (A: 4/20/23; Insufficient Funds)

Matthew Austin Imholte (A: 6/7/22; Insufficient Funds)

Matthew Coe Buchanan (A: 1/14/22; Insufficient Funds)

Matthew Edward Taylor (A: 11/10/23; Insufficient Funds)

Melinda Daugherty (A: 8/22/22; Insufficient Funds)

Michael Anderson (A: 7/8/21; Insufficient Funds)

Michael Beirne (A: 8/22/23; Insufficient Funds)

Michael Harbour (A: 3/6/23; Insufficient Funds)

Michael Ian Vargo (A: 8/31/23; Insufficient Funds)

Michael Jenkins (W Party) (A: 12/21/20; Insufficient Funds)

Michael Morini (W party) (A: 5/28/23; Insufficient Funds)

Michael Robert Fusco (W Party) (A: 7/9/22; Insufficient Funds)

Michael W. Barbine (W Party) (A: 5/29/23; Insufficient Funds)

Miguel A. Gutierrez (A: 8/6/23; Insufficient Funds)

Miguel Rosales (A: 5/24/23; Insufficient Funds)

Mitchell Ebata (W party) (A: 9/21/22; Insufficient Funds)

Myishola Matthews (A: 10/18/23; Insufficient Funds)

Natasha jones (A: 7/15/23; Insufficient Funds)

Neil Gillespie (A: 12/20/23; Insufficient Funds)

Nicholas Cramer (A: 9/19/23; Insufficient Funds)

Nicholas Gray (A: 2/14/21; Insufficient Funds)

Nick Marks (A: 3/6/23; Insufficient Funds)

Omar Jamil Boulos (A: 4/22/23; Insufficient Funds)

Patrick Beck (W Party) (A: 7/13/21; Insufficient Funds)

Patrick Chapman (A: 10/8/16; Insufficient Funds)

Patrick Darnell Anderson (A: 6/21/23; Insufficient Funds)

Paul B. Collingwood (A: 12/14/22; Insufficient Funds)

Peter Quaglia (A: 2/26/21; Insufficient Funds)

Peter Sharma (A: 2/28/21; Insufficient Funds)

Peter Sonski (A: 6/13/23)

Rachel Adams Edwards (A: 6/5/23; Insufficient Funds)

Ramon Navarro (A: 6/5/20; Insufficient Funds)

Ramon William Tripp (A: 3/24/22; Insufficient Funds)

Raoul Kennedy (A: 2/26/21; Insufficient Funds)

Raymond Lynn Stahle (W party) (A: 1/9/22; Insufficient Funds)

Renzell Givens (A: 10/25/23; Insufficient Funds)

Richard James Casey (A: 5/26/23; Insufficient Funds)

Richard Kale Fitzgerald (A: 4/30/22; Insufficient Funds)

Richard Lee Matheson (W Party) (A: 11/15/22; Insufficient Funds)

Robert Allen Quigley (A: 11/1/23; Insufficient Funds)

Robert Chapman (A: 2/26/21; Insufficient Funds)

Robert Dean Burlison II (A: 9/5/23; Insufficient Funds)

Rocky Dean Crawford (A: 9/1/22; Insufficient Funds)

Rodney Eugene Suggs (A: 11/5/23; Insufficient Funds)

Rodolfo Pina Jr. (A: 4/10/23; Insufficient Funds)

Roelin Lee Davis (A: 9/20/22; Insufficient Funds)

Royce Marie Patton (A: 3/16/23; Insufficient Funds)

Roy Giessen (A: 8/8/23; Insufficient Funds)

Russell Smethers (A: 9/11/23; Insufficient Funds)

Ryan Kocak (A: 2/25/21; Insufficient Funds)

Scott Allen Himrod (A: 3/11/23; Insufficient Funds)

Scott Conroy Palmer (W Party) (A: 5/20/22; Insufficient Funds)

Scott James Kafka (A: 11/19/23; Insufficient Funds)

Sexy Vegan (W Party) (A: 1/25/22; Insufficient Funds)

Shayne Matthew Robinson (A: 11/8/22; Insufficient Funds)

Simone Dickson (A: 5/19/23; Insufficient Funds)

Spencer Brandkamp (W Party) (A: 11/19/22; Insufficient Funds)

Stanley Waff (A: 10/17/23; Insufficient Funds)

Steffane Marie Celia Rodriguez (A: 8/5/23; Insufficient Funds)

Steven D. Kelley (A: 10/23/23; Insufficient Funds)

Steve St. Peter (A: 10/8/23; Insufficient Funds)

Tara Frost (A; 2/25/21; Insufficient Funds)

Temperance Lance-Council (Anti-Hypocrisy Party) (A: 1/27/22; Insufficient Funds)

Terry Wilkerson (W party) (A: 6/28/23; Insufficient Funds)

Thomas Coats (A: 7/14/23; Insufficient Funds)

Thomas Erickson (A: 4/6/23; Insufficient Funds)

Thomas Fuller (A: 10/29/23; Insufficient Funds)

Thomas Salzillo James (A: 6/27/23; Insufficient Funds)

Timothy Bax (A: 6/6/23; Insufficient Funds)

Tommie Lee Allen IV (6/8/22; Insufficient Funds)

Tonya Michelle Jennings (PAC Party) (A: 2/22/23; Insufficient Funds)

Vanderelmo James Acevedo Diaz (State Party) (A: 11/16/22; Insufficient Funds)

Vanessa S. McCarron (A: 12/5/23; Insufficient Funds)

William Ashburn (A: 12/29/23; Insufficient Funds)

William Lambert (A: 11/7/20; Insufficient Funds)

William robert conners (A: 4/29/22; Insufficient Funds)

Wilson Jack (A: 4/29/22; Insufficient Funds)

Wisdom Zerit Teklay (A: 2/24/23; Insufficient Funds)

Zachariah Bertrom Mountain (A: 10/27/23; Insufficient Funds)

Zachary Krueger (A: 3/2/23; Insufficient Funds)

** Definition taken from Ballotpedia

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Nannies

[bluedelliquanti]

Every year, a comics class at CCAD organizes and publishes a comic anthology with stories drawn by students and scripts written by established professionals. I participated this year, writing a script for Presley Turner, who’s knocking it out of the park! This year’s volume is available for preorder through May 12 - get your copy now!

This year’s book features stories written by Sloane Leong, Tina Horn, Jorge Corona, Andy Warner, Ngozi Ukazu, Ryan North, Annie Mok, Jarrett Williams, Blue Delliquanti, & Bishakh Som. Our student artists are Max Schaller, Vin Mugavero, Bonnie Gumser, Skye Berggren, Zac Miller, Addi Kalmbach, Becky Harris, Jason Morrow, Presley Turner, & Josie Renkwitz. Our managing editor this year is Emi Gennis.

[officialgritty]

NHL FANTASY CUP RESULTS

New York Islanders VS Montreal Canadiens

(3 - 4)

Out of 15 votes the Islanders received 6 and the Canadiens received 9.

Winner: Montreal Canadiens

My opinion: Damn I thought the Isles would win but despite choosing them y’all really do hate Quebec huh 💀

My favourite responses:

“The power of Canada compels you.”

“Crisse de câlice de tabarnak d’esti de sacramant! maudit tabarnak, merde de fuck ostie! bâtard!” (With my limited knowledge of French I can determine that these are mostly / if not all swears so thank you)

“I have 5000000% more faith in random Canadian citizens playing hockey than I do America's rusted green birthday present being helpful in any way.”

“Make her put the puck in the net with her big fingers.”

“POUR SERVICE EN FRANCAIS PRESSER NUMERO DEUX S'IL VOUS PLAIS" the French part is very loud and insanely aggressive.” (*cracks fingers* this is the shit I can translate. ‘For service in French press number two please.’)

“It’s mandatory Canadian service to know how to play hockey, they’ll be fine.”

“Lady liberty a bad bitch. Homegirl was gifted by the french to the Americans, you can imagine she's got quite some anger towards french people. You know her petty ass would yeet the person cosplaying as Carey price.”

“You're going to sit here and tell me you can't see Anthony Beauvillier using his blocks of ice to knock the shit out of Carey Price?”

Whoever sent the Canadian anthem to me deserves jail

Florida Panthers VS Anaheim Ducks

(5 - 2)

Out of 8 votes the Panthers received 8 and the Ducks received 1.

Winner: Florida Panthers

My opinion: Ayyyye love my Florida men!

My favourite responses:

“The Florida man is omnipotent. He can do anything. If he wants to play hockey and win, he will play hockey and win. There's no escape from the Florida man.”

“f l o r i d a m a n”

“Honestly I'm still a little too scared by the Florida man images to process this one completely.”

“Florida people are insane and I really doubt Jason could actually scare them.”

Here is the updated bracket:

Either later today or tomorrow I will be posting the next game matchups! From now on I'll be doing things a little differently, instead of a post per match there will just be a post per round with ALL of the voting links. Included will also be the links to the original games in case you have forgotten each teams skillset. You will still get a week to vote and it is fine if you space them out as i’m sure it could be lengthy to do it in one sitting. Theres a bunch of reasons for this but I don't want to rant so let’s just bring on the chaos for the next month to crown our winner.

Taglist under the read more. Want to be tagged in future updates? Click here. Please rb if you take part in the games!

Some could not be tagged, a bunch have changed users and I cannot keep up so since no one has messaged to let me know, this is the updated tag list. If you were on it please let me know and I’ll fix it back up!

Taglist: @scheifefe @ifiwasshawnmendesidslapmyself @d00dlebob @bricksatlandyswindow @churchofrileytanev @moritzseider @itsjuliak5 @blvejackets @calgarycanuck @vincedunner29 @marc-andrefleury @kempe @bowenbyram @andrei-svech @itschellybear @ivyleaguenerd @lorrmorr @tkachuk-yeah @spacebunstysonjost @berrybreadd @museinmind @pizzarandomness @rosieberg18 @hellfireandironarchive @youngbeezersmixtape @klutchnetsov @crosbeezinthetrap @chaos-hockey @connormcdavo @holymysticjellyfish @timmy-schallers @stockyardsyndrome @hockey-more-like @hockey-is-my-love-language @all-eyezzz-on-me @iwantahockeyhimbo

Disclaimers: This is all a joke. I do not know if the players involved in the edits remain on these teams and I do not care to find out nor tag them all. Most of the components I have found on google and altered to make these edits, credit to the original owners.

[haydnfleury]

NHL 2020 TRADE DEADLINE MASTER POST

ca. June 14 - February 24th, 7.30 EST

ANAHEIM DUCKS ACQUIRE:

Nicolas Deslauriers [MTL]

Erik Gudbranson [PIT]

Chris Mueler [TBL]

David Backes + Axel Andersson [TBL]

Kris Criscuolo [PHI]

Danton Heinen [BOS]

Christian Djoos [WSH]

Sonny Milano [CBJ]

Joel Persson [EDM]

Matt Irwin [NSH]

Andrew Agozzino [COL]

ARIZONA COYOTES AQUIRE:

Carl Soderberg [COL]

Phil Kessel + Dane Birks [PIT]

Vili Saarijarvi [DET]

Taylor Hall + Blake Speers [NJD]

Markus Hannikainen [CBJ]

BOSTON BRUINS ACQUIRE:

Ondrej Kase [ANA]

Nick Ritchie [ANA]

BUFFALO SABRES ACQUIRE:

Colin Miller [VGK]

Jimmy Vesey [NYR]

Henri Jokiharju [CHI]

Matt Spencer [TBL]

Michael Frolik [CGY]

Wayne Simmonds [NJD]

Dominik Kahun [PIT]

CALGARY FLAMES ACQUIRE:

Derek Forbort [LAK]

CAROLINA HURRICANES ACQUIRE:

Patrick Marleau [TML]

Anton Forsberg [CHI]

Gustav Forsling [CHI]

Erik Haula [VGK]

James Reimer [FLA]

Joel Edmundson + Dominik Bokk [STL]

Oliwer Kaski [DET]

Joey Keane [NYR]

Vincent Trocheck [FLA]

Sami Vatanen [NJD]

Brady Skjei [NYR]

COLORADO AVALANCHE ACQUIRES:

Kevin Connauton [ARZ]

Andre Burakovsky [WSH]

Jacob MacDonald [FLA]

Nazem Kadri + Calle Rosen [TML]

Antoine Bibeau [SJS]

Vladislav Namestnikov [OTT]

Michael Hutchinson [TML]

COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS ACQUIRES:

Devin Shore [ANA]

DALLAS STARS ACQUIRES:

Ryan Hartman [PHI]

DETROIT RED WINGS ACQUIRES:

Adam Erne [TBL]

Alex Biega [VAN]

Brendan Perlini [CHI]

Robby Fabbri [STL]

Eric Comrie [ARZ]

Kyle Wood [CAR]

Kyle Brodziak [EDM]

Sam Gagner [EDM]

Dmytro Timashov [TML]

FLORIDA PANTHERS ACQUIRES:

Dominic Toninato [COL]

Scott Darling [CAR]

Gustav Bouramman [MIN]

Aleksi Saarela [CHI]

Jack Rodewald [OTT]

Ryan Haggerty [PIT]

Mason Marchment [TML]

Danick Martel [TBL]

Emil Djuse [DAL]

LA KINGS ACQUIRES:

Trevor Moore [TML]

Tim Schaller + Tyler Madden [VAN]

MINNESOTA WILD ACQUIRES:

Ryan Hartman [DAL]

Alex Galchenyuk + Calen Addison [PIT]

MONTREAL CANADIENS ACQUIRES:

Andrew Sturtz [OTT]

Marco Scandella [BUF]

Joseph Blandisi + Jake Lucchini [PIT]

NASHVILLE PREDATORS ACQUIRES:

Connor Ingram [TBL]

Steven Santini + Jeremy Davies [NJD]

Ben Harpur [TML]

Korbinian Holzer [ANA]

NEW JERSEY DEVILS ACQUIRES:

John Hayden [CHI]

P.K. Subban [NSH]

Nikita Gusev [VGK]

Louis Dominigue [TBL]

Kevin Bahl + Nick Merkley + Nate Schnarr [ARZ]

Nolan Foote [TBL]

Zane McIntyre [VAN]

Janne Kuokkanen + Fredrik Claesson [CAR]

NEW YORK ISLANDERS ACQUIRES:

Andy Greene [NJD]

Jean-Gabriel Pageau [OTT]

Jordan Schmaltz [TML]

NEW YORK RANGERS AQCUIRES:

Jacob Trouba [WPG]

Nick Ebert [OTT]

Julien Gauthier [CAR]

J-F Berube [PHI]

OTTAWA SENATORS ACQUIRES:

Nikita Zaitsev + Connor Brown + Michael Carcone [TML]

Artem Anisimov [CHI]

Ryan Callahan [TBL]

Vladislav Namestnikov [NYR]

Chris Wilkie [FLA]

Mike Reilly [MTL]

Aaron Luchuk [TML]

PHILADELPHIA FLYERS ACQUIRES:

Matt Niskanen [WSH]

Justin Braun [SJS]

Tyler Pitlick [DAL]

Nate Thompson [MTL]

Derek Grant [ANA]

Nathan Noel [CHI]

PITTSBURGH PENGUINS ACQUIRES:

Dominik Kahun [CHI]

Alex Galchenyuk + Pierre-Oliver Joseph [ARZ]

John Marino [EDM]

Andreas Martinsen [ANA]

Graham Knott [CHI]

Kevin Roy [FLA]

John Nyberg [DAL]

Jason Zucker [MIN]

Riley Barber + Phil Varone [MTL]

Patrick Marleau [SJS]

Conor Sheary + Evan Rodriguez [BUF]

SAN JOSE SHARKS ACQUIRES:

Tom Pyatt [VAN]

Trevor Carrick [CAR]

Nicolas Meloche [COL]

Anthony Greco [TBL]

Brandon Davidson [CGY]

ST. LOUIS BLUES ACQUIRES:

Dakota Joshua [TML]

Andreas Borgman [TML]

Justin Faulk [CAR]

Jacob de la Rose [DET]

Marco Scandella [MTL]

TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING ACQUIRES:

Marek Mazanec [VAN]

Mike Condon [OTT]

Devante Stephens [BUF]

Patrick Sieloff [ANA]

Blake Coleman [NJD]

Anthony Greco [FLA]

Barclay Goodrow [SJS]

TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS ACQUIRES:

Cody Ceci + Ben Harpur + Aaron Luchuk [OTT]

Tyson Barrie + Alexander Kerfoot [COL]

David Clarkson [VGK]

Jordan Schmaltz [STL]

Jack Campbell + Kyle Clifford [LAK]

Denis Malgin [FLA]

Max Veronneau [OTT]

Miika Salomaki [NSH]

Calle Rosen [COL]

Matt Lorito [NYI]

Martins Dzierkals [CHI]

VANCOUVER CANUCKS ACQUIRES:

Francis Perron [SJS]

J.T. Miller [TBL]

David Pope [DET]

Tyler Toffoli [LAK]

Louis Dominigue [NJD]

VEGAS GOLDEN KNIGHTS ACQUIRES:

Nicolas Roy [CAR]

Garret Sparks [TML]

Chandler Stephenson [WSH]

Alec Martinez [LAK]

Nick Cousins [MTL]

Robin Lehner [CHI]

Martins Dzierkals [TML]

WASHINGTON CAPTIALS ACQUIRES:

Radko Gudas [PHI]

Scott Kosmachuk [COL]

Brenden Dillon [SJS]

Ilya Kolvalchuk [MTL]

Daniel Sprong [ANA]

WINNIPEG JETS ACQUIRES:

Neal Pionk [NYR]

Dylan DeMelo [OTT]

Cody Eakin [VGK]

[troybungartstudios]

Large tray by Jason Trebs at Schaller Gallery https://www.schallergallery.com/maker/183/Jason-Trebs

[mrcribs]

Last night was an Excellent Meetup! What a Great group of people that came out. I really enjoyed Networking with all of you. Reginald Ovince killed it last night going above and beyond to make sure you get set up on the right foot when getting started with multifamily investing. Also, Jason Schaller with The Schaller Group had a fantastic outlook on his experiences and viewpoints on how this business needs to be handled. The next Meetup will be our 1-Year Anniversary and we will be doing something Special for all of you. November 12th, 7 pm @ 780 Cherry St. Winter Park FL 32789. You don want to miss this! The point of contact is Francois Holstein for any questions. DM or Call 407-729-6910. (at The Schaller Group) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3ZnboiFqw2/?igshid=tjfx8cntjl8d

[roysexton]

What a day! Thanks to LMA Midwest Region, Chicago LSC leaders Jennifer Schaller, Ashley Defay, MS, Jason Klika for inviting me today to present “How to Win the Room...When You'd Rather Stay at Home: The Benefits of Introversion” in Clark Hill Law’s beautiful Windy City office (if we do say so, ourselves, Ray Koenig!). Loved all the friendly faces in the room: William Fitzgerald, Joni Radaszewski, Joy Long, Sydney Iglitzen, John Byrne, Kate Harry Shipham, Ross Fishman, Andrea Gordon, Megan McKeon, Jennifer Pezan, and more. Thank you, Lexie Blaner and Alexandra France, for these pics (and logistics help!), and Jordan Stacey for broadcasting / filming via ON24 - view here: https://lnkd.in/e73dapc. Yes, there may have been singing, Susie Sexton ... and, Brenda Zawacki Meller, you’ve created a monster, BTW! @lmaintl #lmamkt (at Clark Hill PLC - Chicago) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0CbDVJlTr0/?igshid=j4l981i5r5fc

[theroguebanshee]

Essential First Steps for Preparedness and Self-Reliance

Show Notes: In this episode of The Undependent Podcast, host Jason Schaller, also known as The Rogue Banshee, kicks off National Preparedness Month by diving into the essentials of self-reliance and personal preparedness. Jason emphasizes the importance of taking control of your safety and security, especially in an unpredictable world where centralized systems may not always be reliable. Key…

[steviecamehome]

Team USA candidates if their team is eliminated.

Flames: Matthew Tkachuk Johnny Gaudreau

Ducks: Ryan Kesler Chris Wagner* Josh Manson* Jared Boll* Nate Thompson

Rangers: Kevin Hayes Chris Kreider J.T. Miller Derek Stepan* Adam Clendening Steven Kampfer Brady Skjei Ryan McDonagh*

Habs: Brian Flynn Alex Galchenyuk Michael McCarron Max Pacioretty* Jeff Petry Al Montoya

Leafs: Auston Matthews Brian Boyle James Van Riemsdyk Matt Hunwick Connor Carrick Jake Gardiner

Caps: John Carlson T.J. Oshie Matt Niskanen Nate Schmidt Kevin Shattenkirk

Hawks: Patrick Kane Trevor Van Riemsdyk Ryan Hartman Vinnie Hinostroza John Hayden Tanner Kero T.J. Motte Nick Schmaltz Scott Darling*

Preds: Craig Smith Auston Watson* Colin Wilson Anthony Bitetto*

Sharks: Paul Martin*

Oilers: Patrick Maroon

Blues: Jordan Schmaltz* Zach Sanford

Wild: Charlie Coyle Zach Parise* Jordan Schroeder Jason Zucker Nate Prosser Ryan Suter*

Penguins: Nick Bonino Matt Cullen* Phil Kessel Bryan Rust Tom Sestito Conor Sheary Ian Cole Brian Dumoulin Ron Hainsey*

Jackets Cam Atkinson Brandon Dubinsky Nick Foligno Brandon Saad Jack Johnson Seth Jones Zach Werenski *

Senators: Ryan Dzingel Bobby Ryan Colin White Tommy Wingels Chris Wideman Craig Anderson* Mike Condon*

Bruins: Jimmy Hayes David Backes* Noel Acciari Sean Kuraly Tim Schaller Drew Stafford Torey Krug Brandon Carlo* Frank Vatrano Kevan Miller John-Michael Liles* Charlie McAvoy Tommy Cross

*unlikely to participate (personal opinion) P.S. Can you tell I’m bored with my team not being in the playoffs.

[nyskateboarding]

Photos By Los Estrada, Chris Mcdonald and Jason Campbell. Video Recap Filmed by Owley and Chum Media

Supra Footwear sponsored Adult Go Skateboarding Day 2019 here in NYC and it was a great turn out. Thanks again to the participants and supporting sponsors. Adult GSD is an offshoot of the original Go Skateboarding Day that began in 2004, created by Don Brown and then revamped by LifeValet and NYSB in 2011 with a group of New York Adult skateboarders to bring it back to its inspectional roots. To see it grow with more participants and bigger sponsors over the years has been amazing. Incorporating skateboard lessons as an introduction to skateboarding 3 years ago into the schedule has expanded our audience and helps create a give back to what we love and do.

With the weather not cooperating for the lesson portion of the day we were able to secure indoor space through Homage Skateboard Academy in Brooklyn. The manager Andrew Holloham hosted our crew for the morning lessons and jam session for 3 hours of action packed park skating and tons of tricks going down. We had a grip of students come through ranging from 16 years old to 70 something years old!

Bubbles electrifying the stage and the crowd.

Then the Sun came out just in time for us to meet up with the Official “Adult Go Skateboarding” Crew to begin our journey at 169 Bar, Sponsored by Frank151. We skated to the middle of the Williamsburg Bridge which has been appropriately named “Bridge Bar” for an “Adult Soda” and a group pic. After that we were off to Washington Pavilion for a DIY Session before making it to BK Wearhouse where The Meatball Shop catered us. Then off to McCarren Skatepark where skaters like Nolan Lee, Ryan Zimmerman, Eby Ghafarian, Simon Vasquez, Leon Toppin, Esteban Gomez, Joseph Gil, Colby Deluccia, Isiah Booker, TJ Hernandez and others threw down. From there we ventured to Turkey’s Nest for a Quick one and then heading to our final Skate Spot “Blue Park” which is conveniently located across from Meseroll Shop a rad Skateboard and BMX Shop carrying tons of local brands as well as being an exclusive Supra Footwear Dealer. We hung out at Meseroll Shop with Six Point Brew, Archie’s Pizza, Schaller Webber and giveaways from RAEN Eyewear and Dickies Girls & Dickies Bags.

Slashers will kick your ass.

Our last Skate session of the day was to head over to Union Pool, Brooklyn for three Amazing Local Bands. Bubbles opened the night with some chill new wave vibes while we settled in for the next two bands. Slam Section hit the stage with full force and energized the local crowd. Then comes the full on Skateboard Punk 80’s style Slashers with built in mosh pit craze. These 3 bands extended the day till midnight. Adult GSD started at 9am and went to midnight. A big thanks to the passionate skateboarders, amazing sponsors, and Supra Footwear to making this day happen for the 2nd year. I’m already looking forward to next year’s “Adult Go Skateboarding Week.”

    Event Recap: Supra Presents (Adult) Go Skateboarding Day 2019 Photos By Los Estrada, Chris Mcdonald and Jason Campbell. Video Recap Filmed by Owley and Chum Media…

[officialgritty]

Florida Panthers VS Anaheim Ducks

(February 19th)

The Florida Panthers have become Florida Men™. These are the guys who make headlines consistently and are to be feared. A large portion of them are crackheads, some are okay, some are going through withdrawals. (pictured top)

The Anaheim Ducks have Jason Voorhees but Jason doesn't have a preference on who he wants to mess with. (pictured bottom)

Who will win? Vote here!

Please rb if you vote! They haven’t always been showing up in the tags. (voting is open until the 25th of February)

Taglist under the read more. Want to be tagged in future updates? Click here.

Some could not be tagged, if you stumble across one that you know has changed usernames. Please tell me! It’s really hard to keep up.

Taglist: @scheifefe @ifiwasshawnmendesidslapmyself @d00dlebob @bricksatlandyswindow @churchofrileytanev @fratboytj @quintonsbyfield @itsjuliak5 @kirbysdch @blvejackets @pattyandthejets @calgarycanuck @vincedunner29 @pettypetey @marc-andrefleury @kempe @bowenbyram @andrei-svech @freddie31leafs @itschellybear @ivyleaguenerd @lorrmorr @tkachuk-yeah @gingervivilou @mbarzals @sweetlittlegingy @spacebunstysonjost @grenawitka @berrybreadd @captain-kirby @museinmind @pizzarandomness @rosieberg18 @hellfireandiron @youngbeezersmixtape @klutchnetsov @crosbeezinthetrap @chaos-hockey @shhiminmybluecastle @connormcdavo @holymysticjellyfish​ @timmy-schallers​ @stockyardsyndrome​ @colecaufields​ @hockey-more-like​ @hymarners​ @hockey-is-my-love-language @all-eyezzz-on-me @iwantahockeyhimbo

Disclaimers: This is all a joke. I do not know if the players involved in the edits remain on these teams and I do not care to find out nor tag them all. Most of the components I have found on google and altered to make these edits, credit to the original owners.

[thrashermaxey]

Ramblings: Updates on Karlsson, Schultz, Zajac; Lineup Shuffling; Trade Bait – February 5

  We had a big shake-up in Buffalo as Jeff Skinner was moved down to the second line to play with Casey Mittelstadt and Jason Pominville. The top line now looks like Sheary-Eichel-Okposo. How long will this last? No telling, but the panic button has been smashed.

Mittelstadt is now also on the top PP unit with Rasmus Ristolainen being booted to the second unit.

They also called up C.J. Smith, a 24-year old collegiate signing with 85 points in 98 AHL games. You can read his Dobber profile here.

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Speaking of shake-ups, John Tortorella has bumped Artemi Panarin down to the second line with Nick Foligno on the top line with Cam Atkinson and Pierre-Luc Dubois. I assume the idea is to spread out the scoring but this could hurt Panarin’s trade value should they decide to go this route.

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Erik Karlsson was back in practice with the Sharks, though his time on the ice was brief. The team starts a four-game road trip on Tuesday in Winnipeg but the fact he’s with the team indicates he should return before the road trip wraps up next Monday night.

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As far as the line changes for both Buffalo and Columbus go, I wouldn’t expect either to last very long. Call it a hunch. Like with Colorado now going back to their old top line after just one game. 

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Still no Evgeni Malkin at practice for the Penguins.

In more optimistic Penguins news, Justin Schultz was in a regular jersey at practice for Pittsburgh on Monday. He’s steadily making his way back, but fantasy owners will need patience as he might need some time to get up to speed. Though he was practicing on the second PP unit so maybe his return will be quicker than I anticipated.

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Travis Zajac did not practice with the Devils after missing the team’s weekend game, and Marcus Johansson left said practice after talking to the trainers. Tough times for New Jersey right now.

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Sven Baertschi was out of the lineup on Monday night with an illness. Tim Schaller took his spot on Bo Horvat’s line. It’s not expected that Baertschi should miss much time.

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Pheonix Copley signed a three-year deal with the Washington Capitals, carrying an average annual value of $1.1-million. He’s going to look good in a Seattle uniform in a couple years.

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It appeared Alex Edler hit his face on the ice during the third period of Monday night’s game after getting tangled up in front of his net with Flyers forward Jakub Voracek. There was a lot of blood on the ice and he stayed down for a while, with the stretcher being summoned. He left on the stretcher but was sitting upright and apparently coherent. Let’s hope there is no long-term injury out of this.

Jakub Voracek and Sean Couturier each scored a goal in the 2-1 win with Carter Hart stopping 41 of 42 shots. That makes back-to-back 40-plus save wins for Hart, his seventh consecutive victory. This kid might have a future!

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John Gibson was pulled in Toronto’s 6-1 win over Anaheim. This was the subsequent performance after their thrashing via the Jets. He didn’t seem very happy about the circumstances, either.

Andreas Johnsson had two goals and two assists from the fourth line while William Nylander had one of each. That makes six points in his last five games for young Nylander. Is he starting to finally heat up? Also, put Johnsson on that third line please.

The story was Jake Muzzin, though, with a goal and two assists in just his third game from the Leafs. He also had an awesome sequence where he crunched Corey Perry, drew a penalty, and scored on the subsequent power play. I think Leafs fans are going to like him.

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Jeff Carter left Los Angeles’s game in the second period with a lower-body injury (per the broadcast) and he did not return. We will post an update when there is one.

Adrian Kempe had a three-point night as the Kings beat the Rangers 4-3 in overtime with Tyler Toffoli marking the overtime winner. It’ll be interesting to see if Toffoli lands in a new locale within the next month.

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With the Super Bowl behind us (hopefully the hangover wasn’t too bad on Monday morning), the race to the NHL playoffs is on, especially in the Western Conference where there are five teams within Vancouver’s 54 points for the final playoff spot (as of Monday afternoon). It means we’re also just a few weeks away from the trade deadline, a very important time of the year for fantasy owners. Sometimes your player gets traded to a new team and does almost nothing (think of Rick Nash or Tomas Tatar last year), and sometimes it changes their season’s fortunes (think of J.T. Miller or Evander Kane).

I wanted to look at TSN’s trade bait board and go through a few players that are hopefully going to land more on the Miller/Kane side of things than the Nash/Tatar side.

  Wayne Simmonds

It seems all but certain that Simmonds is gone, given his age, pending UFA status, and the team’s unlikelihood of reaching playoffs.

The 2017-18 season was a poor one for Simmonds, though he had a plethora of injuries that started from the very beginning of the year right through to the end. The hope was that he’d be healthy and back to his usual production in 2018-19, but that hasn’t been the case as his goals per game this year (0.31) is actually lower than it was last season (0.32). We know that he’s in the decline phase of his career and as a power forward, could age even worse (think of guys like Ryan Kesler, Corey Perry, or Milan Lucic). The problem isn’t actually his five-on-five scoring – his 0.8 goals/60 minutes is a three-year high – but rather it’s the power play, where his shooting percentage (14.29 percent) has been cut nearly in half compared to 2016-17 (27.45 percent). This won’t come as a shock to most, but his conversion rate has been cut nearly in half despite his role not changing too much. Here are his shot locations at five-on-four in 2016-17 (from Hockey Viz):

And here are his shot locations at five-on-four this year:

It should be noted that his PP shot rate this year is consistent with his normal output, so his PP goal total (or lack thereof) is largely a function of shooting percentage and not shot volume.

Simmonds has never been known as a play driver, he’s always been known as a specialist; a power forward who can be a monster with the man advantage. I have to think that he can regain something resembling his form in another locale. The question is which playoff (or Cup) contender needs depth on the right wing in the form of a PP specialist? Two teams come to mind in San Jose and Montreal.

The Sharks are loaded on the left side. They have Evander Kane and Timo Meier (who can play both sides but has been on the left lately while lining up with Joe Pavelski), as well as Tomas Hertl when they don’t have him lined up as a centre (which has been often this year). The right side is a little more barren with only Pavelski to speak of. Joonas Donskoi is a fine play driver but I’m still unsure of his scoring upside. Simmonds would give them a guy to play in their middle-six as well as clean up the garbage around the net on the power play given Brent Burns’s shooting proclivity.

As for Montreal, they have the same issue as after Brendan Gallagher, things get a little thin on the right side. Right now, they have Paul Byron (who is injured), Joel Armia (who should be on the fourth line), and Nicolas Deslauriers (???). They also have one of the worst power plays in the NHL. The Habs are a very good five-on-five team and Carey Price is looking more like the old Carey Price over the last couple of months. If Price can maintain this level of play (which is a big IF), the power play is the glaring weak spot, and Simmonds can help. I wasn’t expecting the Habs to be this good this year but they are a top-5 team in the East and Simmonds shouldn’t be too expensive to acquire. In other words, they won’t have to mortgage their future to get some help this year.

  Gustav Nyquist

It’s been quite the fascinating season for Nyquist. There were absolutely no expectations for him this year in Detroit, coming off three straight seasons producing under 50 points and never more than 21 goals. He’s currently on a 70-point pace, though, and has been dynamic on the top line with Dylan Larkin. With Larkin injured now, though, there isn’t much at centre for Nyquist to play with besides (perhaps) Andreas Athanasiou.

Teams looking for Nyquist wouldn’t necessarily be looking for a goal scorer, they’d be looking for someone to facilitate other goal scorers. A guy who can get out of his zone, and into the offensive zone, with possession of the puck to look for trailers, seam passes, or to start the cycle. Who fits that bill? Two teams from the Central.

It’s no big secret that Nashville needs more secondary scoring. Kevin Fiala hasn’t taken the next step as expected, especially in the goals department, Kyle Turris has been injured, Craig Smith hasn’t scored in a month, and so on. Being able to put Nyquist on the second line with Fiala and Turris (when he’s healthy, which may be very soon) could help them both going as playoffs start to roll around. 

Winnipeg has really struggled since the Nikolaj Ehlers injury and Patrik Laine has been mired in a brutal slump. Adding a rental like Nyquist would allow for one of Ehlers or Kyle Connor to slide to the third line and play with Mathieu Perreault, it would give Laine a legitimate playmaker at five-on-five and provide insurance in case of another injury like the one Ehlers suffered.

  Brayden Schenn

One name that really stuck out to me is Brayden Schenn. He was acquired before the 2017-18 campaign and had a very good year with 28 goals and 70 points. His 2018-19 season hasn’t been a good one, but the same could be said for most of the Blues. But this team has really turned around its fortunes over the last month or so and Schenn has six points in his last four games.

Seeing as Schenn has another year left, a trade would have to come from a team that expects to contend both this year and next, and may need some insurance in case of free agents. One of these teams is San Jose (Pavelski is a pending UFA). Two others seem obvious: Dallas and Carolina.

It’s no secret that Dallas, like Nashville, needs more depth scoring (though the former is in a much worse position depth-wise than the latter). What Dallas also needs is players to take advantage of whatever remains of Tyler Seguin’s and Jamie Benn’s peak years. Next season will be Benn’s age-30 campaign, so the clock is ticking. I assume, however, that the Blues wouldn’t trade a player of Schenn’s calibre to a division opponent.

We’re left with Carolina. At time of writing, they’re tied for the final playoff spot in the East and the addition of Nino Niederreiter has provided the team with a much-needed boost. The long-awaited shooting regression has begun, and the team is winning while playing excellent hockey. They also have Jordan Staal hopefully recovering from his concussion. Schenn would give the team another scoring boost, and give them some added depth for next year. It also gives them some cover in case Martin Necas isn’t ready for a regular centre role in 2019-20.

from All About Sports https://dobberhockey.com/hockey-rambling/ramblings-updates-on-karlsson-schultz-zajac-lineup-shuffling-trade-bait-february-5/

[ulyssessklein]

Fender Custom Shop Debuts All-New Collections at Winter NAMM 2019

Press Release

Source: Fender Musical Instruments Corporation (FMIC)

Fender Musical Instruments Corporation today announced the introduction of its Annual and Prestige collections, as well as the addition of the long-time Artist Signature series Stevie Ray Vaughan Signature Stratocaster and Yngwie Malmsteen Signature Stratocaster to the Fender Custom Shop lineup – all debuting at Winter NAMM in Anaheim, Calif.

Each year, an Annual Collection of models are conceived and created in the Fender Custom Shop to showcase the latest innovations and developments—everything from pickup design, wiring and finish processes, to wood combinations and more.

“The Annual Collections give our Master Builders and Fender Custom Shop Teambuilt craftspeople a chance to experiment with new ideas,” said Mike Lewis, VP of Product Development at Fender Custom Shop. “There’s a reason everyone in the guitar world calls Fender Custom Shop ‘The Dream Factory.’ We create guitars players never thought were possible, and continue to step up our game, surprising them with something new each year.”

Annual Teambuilt collections making their debut at Winter NAMM are the Limited Edition, Time Machine, Postmodern and Vintage Custom; in its second year, the Vintage Custom Series celebrates beloved Fender classics and unearths truly unique rarities, such as the flat-lam slab maple cap fingerboard on the Vintage Custom `62 Strat®. Joining the Teambuilt collections is Masterbuilt Custom, which features Masterbuilt designs – all made-to-order for dealers.

In addition to the annual collections, the Stevie Ray Vaughan Signature Stratocaster and Yngwie Malmsteen Signature Stratocaster both make their way into the Fender Custom Shop Artist Signature series lineup after a long run in Fender’s production line. Beginning 2019, both models will be available at Authorized Custom Shop Dealers. See below for full descriptions.

Also debuting at Winter NAMM 2019 is the 2019 Prestige Collection, featuring one-of-a-kind Masterbuilt guitars and basses from the Custom Shop’s most-esteemed Master Builders. “Our Fender Custom Shop Master Builders continue to amaze players with the unique talent and creativity they pour into the annual Prestige Collection,” Lewis said. “In the last year, we’ve added two new Master Builders at the Shop – Ron Thorn and Kyle McMillin, who have added new twists and flavors to our lineup.”

Fender Custom Shop’s 11 innovative Prestige Collection models – with one conjured up by each Master Builder – include:

Paul Waller: Brickcaster  

Paul Waller’s Brickcaster guitar is made of toy building bricks. Paul Waller has toyed with the idea of making a guitar like since his buzz-worthy Cardboard Strat was released in 2015. “I love working with different materials to create guitars that are extremely unique,” Waller said. “LEGO® was a huge part of my youth, and undoubtedly had a huge impact on my career path.” Features include handmade hardware that emulates traditional brick pieces, only made of materials suitable for guitar construction. The vibrant traditional colors of toy building bricks work so well in blending the two mediums. “This guitar will appeal to the young at heart,” he said. “Most guitar players feel a connection to their youth, cranking out sounds of past experiences. For me, music is emotion in the form of a sound wave that carries us through a feeling. The fact that you can ride the emotion on a toy, provides a fun aspect to the emotion, bringing a smile to face of everyone who plays it.” Two guitars will be made with two matching amps masterbuilt by Jim Dolmage – dubbed the Building Block Deluxe™ Amp. This is a one-of-a-kind showpiece built on the framework of a ’57 Custom Deluxe amplifier. Thousands of toy bricks were painstakingly arranged to approximate the look of Fender’s iconic tweed-covered amplifiers. LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this project or product. Guitars and amps are not for sale.

Jason Smith: Luna Y Sol – $14,000

Jason Smith’s Luna Y Sol is a custom Precision Bass® inspired by his meeting with artist Madeline Hanlon at last year’s Winter NAMM show. Hanlon is known for her artistic style of wood burning, which was integrated into the Mexican folk art sun and moon design. Smith’s favorite aspect of the bass is its overall aesthetic appeal – from the detailed wood-burned image and thematic red coral inlays to the rich, warm wood tones, smooth blend of colors and the feel of the satin lacquer topcoat. “This bass feels amazingly comfortable, has a nice medium weight, and the sound of the Josefina Campos overwound pickups just gives the player a sonic experience like a P-Bass® on steroids,” Smith said. “This bass just seems to have it all, style, class, and tone!”

Dennis Galuszka: Hawaiian Fish Hook Telecaster® – $18,750

Dennis Galuszka’s Hawaiian Fish Hook Telecaster was inspired by Galuszka’s love of Hawaiian culture, where his in-laws are from. The Telecaster features a vintage pickup and rope binding on the hook – the first of its kind on a guitar. “I wanted to build something masculine and tough-looking, but still simple,” Galuszka said. “This instrument is for players that feel in charge when they walk on stage with a minimalist guitar.”

Dale Wilson: Spalted Maple Telecaster – $7,600

Dale Wilson’s Spalted Maple Telecaster was inspired by a singular piece of wood and unique acoustic vibe of Fender Custom Shop Founding Master Builder Fred Stuart’s Founders Design Herringbone Telecaster. The guitar features a Violin Burst that highlights the beauty of the spalted maple top, herringbone binding and P90 pickups in conjunction with a handwound Josephina Broadcaster pickup. Ideal for any player or collector who appreciates exotic wood guitars with a wide range of tones, the Spalted Maple Telecaster makes its debut at Winter NAMM 2019.

Todd Krause: Goldfish Stratocaster – $16,500

Todd Krause’s Goldfish Stratocaster was inspired by two guitars he previously built for NAMM, a Trout guitar and Weiner Dog Stratocaster, with the two ideas colliding into one. The guitar features inlay work from Principal Master Builder Ron Thorn and detailed goldfish-inspired artwork by Sarah Gallenberger.

Greg Fessler: Battle of Missionary Ridge Tele® – $12,000

Greg Fessler’s Battle of Missionary Ridge Tele was inspired by the famous Civil War battle fought November 25, 1863 near Chatanooga, Tennessee. The wood tells a unique story and was sourced from Capital Park, which is located alongside the California State Capitol building in Sacramento, Calif. In 1897, The Daughters of the Army of the Grand Republic donated several saplings that were gathered from major battlefields of the Civil War and carefully transplanted into the rich California soil as a lasting memorial to those who lost their lives in the war. Those trees reside in an area of Capitol Park called “Memorial Grove.” This guitar is made from wood derived from tree No. 125, which was removed due to heart rot and instability of limbs. The tree and its memory live on in this exemplary Telecaster guitar.

John Cruz: Exotic Thinline Stratocaster – $14,500

John Cruz’s Exotic Thinline Stratocaster uses beautiful exotic hardwoods with character as well as a custom inlay design. The orientation of the Claro walnut combined with the Inlay scheme help glorify the natural beauty of this wood. Ideal for players and collectors that appreciate breathtaking hardwoods, this guitar combines ultimate playability, a classic body shape and the feel of a Fender Stratocaster.

Yuriy Shishkov: Silence – $59,000

Yuriy Shishkov’s Silence Stratocaster is an abstract art guitar piece with watercolor painting, silver cloisonné, rubies, diamonds and sapphires. It can be viewed from 360 degrees, and Shishkov encourages those witnessing it to create their own “meaning” as an observer.

Ron Thorn: Coronado Antigua Burst – $20,000

Ron Thorn’s Coronado is his fresh take on the classic Coronado model using a laminated/pressed arch top and back with an alder rim and center block. Custom-made pickups were designed specifically for this guitar, while the RSD J-Bridge and tailpiece round out the hardware. A unique dove-tail bolt-on neck joint, tilt-back headstock, and a variety of other refinements make this a finely crafted instrument worthy of the “Custom Shop’s Finest” designation.

Kyle McMillin: The Exotic Hybrid – $8,300

Kyle McMillin’s The Exotic Hybrid was inspired by a design he made in his garage nine years ago. “I made some minor changes that I wish I had done back then, and also redesigned the guitar to incorporate Fender’s traditional body shape and headstock,” McMillin said. The guitar features a Stratocaster body and Telecaster headstock; a directly mounted TB4 humbucking pickup; and a custom control configuration designed so the switch is out of the way when strumming. “In the past, I would accidentally hit the selector switch on a Stratocaster while playing,” he said. “In this design, the switch is still within the swing of your arm’s reach, but just a little further from your standard strumming region, so you can’t accidentally bump the switch.” The Exotic Hybrid is ideal for players who love an exotic look and variation on Fender’s traditional designs.

Scott Buehl: Prestige Frosted Duco Tele® – $11,000 There are many compelling features about this Tele starting with the Red frosted duco lacquer finish. Duco finishes were first made popular in the 1930s. As the duco paint dries, it crystalizes and creates a stunning look. The guitar hosts an alder body, mahogany neck, original Blackguard Tele (bridge) and a TV Jones Classic Filtertron® (neck) pickups. There is an RSD Tele bridge and Schaller® M6 mini tuning machines for ultimate stability and intonation. Buehl added a custom clear pickguard to allow the duco finish to shine through. All these features together create a classic Tele with a host of never-before-seen features.

Fender will also debut three unique amplifiers and respective sets!

One of A Kind Walnut Double Champ Amplifier 120V – $12,000

Masterbuilt by Shawn Greene, this amp is one-of-a-kind featuring all-solid walnut construction, hand-rubbed oil finish. It also acts as musical furniture or an end table for use in the living room or studio. The amp also includes a ’57 Champ circuit; hand-wired with Fender “yellow” tone caps; two custom Celestion G8 speakers for “double champ” performance; and a slotted walnut grille. It’s backed by “sound suede” grill cloth and has a tasteful black ebony feather inlay on top corner.

`64 Deluxe Tiki – $15,000

Light those patio torches and grab that Strat, because the Fender Amp Custom Shop has combined the exotic spirit of the South Sea islands with a sonic slice of Fender history in the gorgeous form of the ’64 Deluxe Tiki amplifier. Elegantly designed and crafted by Amp Custom Shop Master Builders Shawn Greene and Jim Dolmage, the amp’s rustic select-pine cabinet is beautifully laser-etched with stylized Polynesian Tiki imagery inspired by the work of Fender designer Mike Whelan.

The amp also features “torched” wood-burnt cabinet edges, hand-wired `64 Deluxe Reverb circuitry, a single 12” Celestion® Cream speaker and a Custom Shop logo on the back. This unusually distinctive one-of-a-kind amp is paired with a matching Tiki Stratocaster guitar that will have you soloing over “My Little Grass Shack in Kealakekua” in no time (if you can after all that rum punch).

`64 Deluxe Kraken – $15,000

From the bottomless creative depths of the Fender Amp Custom Shop comes a most unusual one-of-a-kind piece combining perhaps the most fearsome of all fabulous sea beasts with a classic sonic slice of Fender history—the ’64 Deluxe Kraken amplifier. Elegantly designed and crafted by Amp Custom Shop Master Builders Shawn Greene and Jim Dolmage, the amp’s rustic select-pine cabinet features exquisitely laser-etched imagery (inspired by the work of Fender designer Mike Whelan) depicting a deep-sea diver of old in truly dire straits—­entangled in the formidable tentacles of the enormous Norwegian sea monster that once struck stark terror into the hearts of seafarers everywhere: The Kraken. The amp also features “torched” wood-burnt cabinet edges, hand-wired ’64 Deluxe Reverb circuitry, a single 12” Celestion® cream speaker and a Fender Custom Shop logo on the back. This unusually distinctive one-off amp is paired with a matching Kraken Telecaster guitar with which you can explore untold musical depths.

Fender Custom Shop models will be available at local dealers and on www.fendercustomshop.com throughout 2019 and beyond.

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2019 Annual Collections Include:

Vintage Custom:

Vintage Custom ’57 Strat®

Vintage Custom ’62 Stratocaster®

Vintage Custom ’58 Telecaster

Vintage Custom 1958 Jazzmaster

Postmodern:

2019 Postmodern Strat® Maple – Journeyman Relic®

2019 Postmodern Strat® Rosewood – Journeyman Relic®

2019 Postmodern Tele® – Journeyman Relic®

2019 Postmodern Bass – Journeyman Relic®

Time Machine:

1959 Heavy Relic® Stratocaster®

1965 Journeyman Relic® Stratocaster®

1967 Stratocaster® Rosewood Relic®

1952 Telecaster® Relic®

1956 Telecaster® Journeyman Relic®

1965 Custom Telecaster® Relic®

1959 Jazzmaster® Rosewood Journeyman

1964 Jaguar® Lush Closet Classic

1960 Precision Bass® Heavy Relic®

1961 Jazz Bass® Heavy Relic®

Limited Edition: 

Limited Edition Roasted Pine Double Esquire® Relic®

Limited Edition Big Head Strat® Rosewood Journeyman Relic®

Limited Edition Roasted Tomatillo Strat® Relic®

Limited Edition Roasted Tomatillo Strat® Rosewood Relic®

Limited Edition Thinline Loaded Nocaster Relic®

Stevie Ray Vaughan Signature Stratocaster – $4,600.00 (Available January 2019)

If there were a Mount Rushmore of Stratocaster Masters, Stevie Ray Vaughan would be one of the greats enshrined there. Almost single-handedly responsible for the electric blues revival of the 80s and 90s, he used his beloved Strat® to blaze his way to the top of the charts. Only the artisans at the Custom Shop could craft this guitar that Vaughan co-designed with us before his untimely passing. It’s one of the most revered guitars in the world, and we’re proud to make it a permanent addition to the Custom Artist Collection. SRV heavily modified his Strat to match his energetic, yet controlled, playing style.

We included a trio of hot, high-output Custom Shop Hand-Wound Texas Special™ pickups for fiery, authentically Fender tone that’s as big as the Lone Star state. As an homage to his personal hero, Jimi Hendrix (who’s also been known to pick up a Strat) SRV used a left-handed vintage-style synchronized tremolo bridge on his guitar, allowing him to work the tremolo arm with his elbow—a modification we cheerfully recreated.

The two-piece body is crafted from alder selected for its weight and grain, and its NOS lacquer finish will age and wear in a distinctly personal way, just like the original. The tinted riftsawn maple neck has an “Oval C” profile that’s slightly thinner on the treble side, making it easier to bend those strings into the stratosphere—a precise recreation of his favorite guitar’s neck profile.

Other features include 5-way pickup switching, vintage-style wiring, 3-ply Black “SRV” pickguard, vintage-style tuning machines, bone nut and round string tree. Includes deluxe hardshell case, strap and Certificate of Authenticity.

Yngwie Malmsteen Signature Stratocaster® – $5,500.00 (Available January 2019)

Nobody brings the fury to the fingerboard like Yngwie J Malmsteen, the legendary guitarist who single-handedly invented the neo-classical shred genre on his modified Vintage White Stratocaster. As only the artisans at the Custom Shop can do, we co-designed this guitar with Malmsteen, constantly refining the design until he loved it, right down to the special pickups and the distinctively scalloped fingerboard.

Originally released in 1988, the Yngwie Malmsteeen Stratocaster was one of the first official Fender signature instruments, and we’re proud to add this Custom Shop model as a permanent part of the Custom Artist Collection. Balancing dynamic response and articulation, the custom Seymour Duncan® YJM Fury single-coil pickups are voiced for their positions, reinforcing each other to create a high-performance, responsive set of pickups. The two-piece select alder body wears a NOS lacquer finish with WLS undercoat while the tinted maple neck sports a “Custom C”-shaped profile that’s designed for fleet-fingered playing.

Not just for shredders, the 9.5”-radius fingerboard is scalloped, just like Malmsteen’s original, which provides more control along with enhancing your ability to bend and manipulate notes. Combining the vintage-inspired style of a “big” headstock, vintage bridge and “F”-stamped tuning machines with player-oriented enhancements like 21 super-jumbo frets, brass nut and special strap locks drilled into the guitar for extra security, this instrument will bring new life and ideas to any player’s music.

Other features include 5-way pickup switch, vintage-style wiring, 3-ply Eggshell pickguard, vintage-style synchronized tremolo bridge and wing string tree with metal spacer. Includes Yngwie Malmsteen Signature .008-.046 light gauge electric guitar strings, deluxe hardshell case, strap and Certificate of Authenticity.