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goalhofer · 1 year

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2022-23 1st NHL Games

October 11, 2022

Cole Koepke (Tampa Bay) at New York Rangers.

October 12, 2022

Kaiden Guhle (Montreal) vs. Toronto.

Jordan Harris (Montreal) vs. Toronto.

Juraj Slafkovský (Montreal) vs. Toronto.

Arber Xhekaj (Montreal) vs. Toronto.

Jakub Lauko (Boston) at Washington.

Filip Roos (Chicago) at Colorado.

Nils Åman (Vancouver) at Edmonton.

Andrei Kuzmenko (Vancouver) at Edmonton.

Dylan Holloway (Edmonton) vs. Vancouver.

Shane Wright (Seattle) at Anaheim.

October 13, 2022

Wyatt Johnston (Dallas) at Nashville.

Nils Lundkvist (Dallas) at Nashville.

October 14, 2022

Elmer Söderblom (Detroit) vs. Montreal.

October 15, 2022

Dylan Guenther (Arizona) at Boston.

October 18, 2022

Nick Perbix (Tampa Bay) vs. Philadelphia.

October 29, 2022

Filip Král (Toronto) at Los Angeles.

November 2, 2022

Pontus Holmberg (Toronto) vs. Philadelphia.

November 5, 2022

Dylan Wells (Chicago) at Winnipeg.

November 7, 2022

Nick DeSimone (Calgary) at New York Islanders.

November 10, 2022

Nikita Alexandrov (St. Louis) vs. San José.

Shane Bowers (Colorado) vs. Nashville.

November 12, 2022

Marcus Björk (Columbus) at New York Islanders.

Juuso Pärssinen (Nashville) vs. New York Rangers.

November 15, 2022

Nick Cicek (San José) at Vegas.

November 16, 2022

Tyler Tucker (St. Louis) at Chicago.

November 23, 2022

Mac Hollowell (Toronto) at New Jersey.

Simon Holmström (New York Islanders) vs. Edmonton.

Oskar Olausson (Colorado) vs. Vancouver.

November 28, 2022

James Hamblin (Edmonton) vs. Florida.

November 29, 2022

Jean-Luc Foudy (Colorado) at Winnipeg.

December 3, 2022

Will Bitten (St. Louis) at Pittsburgh.

December 6, 2022

Tim Berni (Columbus) at Pittsburgh.

Semyon Der-Aguchintsev (Toronto) at Dallas.

December 7, 2022

Callahan Burke (Colorado) vs. Boston.

Eetu Mäkiniemi (San José) vs. Vancouver.

December 10, 2022

Sammy Walker (Minnesota) at Vancouver.

December 14, 2022

Jake Lucchini (Ottawa) vs. Montreal.

December 23, 2022

Aatu Räty (New York Islanders) vs. Florida.

Parker Wotherspoon (New York Islanders) vs. Florida.

Samuel Ersson (Philadelphia) at Carolina.

December 27, 2022

Fredrik Olofsson (Dallas) at Nashville.

December 29, 2022

Anton Levtchi (Florida) vs. Montreal.

January 11, 2023

Bobby McMann (Toronto) vs. Nashville.

Vincent Desharnais (Edmonton) at Anaheim.

January 12, 2023

Joona Koppanen (Boston) vs. Seattle.

Yaroslav Askarov (Nashville) at Montreal.

January 18, 2023

William Dufour (New York Islanders) vs. Boston.

January 21, 2023

Jaxson Stauber (Chicago) at St. Louis.

Jakob Pelletier (Calgary) vs. Tampa Bay.

January 23, 2023

Samuel Bolduc (New York Islanders) at Toronto.

January 24, 2023

Miloš Kelemen (Arizona) vs. Anaheim.

Luke Philp (Chicago) at Vancouver.

January 25, 2023

Ridly Greig (Ottawa) vs. New York Islanders.

Will Cuylle (New York Rangers) at Toronto.

January 28, 2023

Owen Beck (Montreal) at Ottawa.

Matt Berlin (Edmonton) vs. Chicago.

February 15, 2023

Cole Guttman (Chicago) at Toronto.

Artūrs Šilovs (Vancouver) vs. New York Rangers.

February 20, 2023

Arnaud Durandeau (New York Islanders) at Pittsburgh.

February 25, 2023

Dave Gust (Chicago) at San José.

February 28, 2023

Luke Evangelista (Nashville) vs. Pittsburgh.

March 3, 2023

Mike Kesselring (Arizona) vs. Carolina.

March 11, 2023

Egor Afanasyev (Nashville) at Los Angeles.

March 12, 2023

Jiří Patera (Vegas) at St. Louis.

March 18, 2023

Simon Edvinsson (Detroit) vs. Colorado.

Wyatt Kaiser (Chicago) at Arizona.

March 21, 2023

Nikita Nesterenko (Anaheim) vs. Calgary.

March 24, 2023

Hunter McKown (Columbus) vs. New York Islanders.

March 26, 2023

Aidan McDonagh (Vancouver) at Chicago.

March 27, 2023

Lukáš Rousek (Buffalo) vs. Montreal.

March 28, 2023

Sean Farrell (Montreal) at Philadelphia.

March 30, 2023

Henry Thrun (San José) vs. Vegas.

March 31, 2023

Devon Levi (Buffalo) vs. New York Rangers.

April 1, 2023

Spencer Stastney (Nashville) vs. St. Louis.

Danil Gushchin (San José) at Arizona.

April 2, 2023

Marco Kasper (Detroit) at Toronto.

Matt Kessel (St. Louis) vs. Boston.

April 6, 2023

Jake Livingstone (Nashville) vs. Carolina.

Cole McWard (Vancouver) vs. Chicago.

April 10, 2023

Matthew Knies (Toronto) at Florida.

Brock Faber (Minnesota) at Chicago.

Tristen Robins (San José) at Winnipeg.

April 11, 2023

Luke Hughes (New Jersey) vs. Buffalo.

Jackson LaCombe (Anaheim) vs. Vancouver.

April 12, 2023

Joël Teasdale (Montreal) at New York Islanders.

Hugh McGing (St. Louis) vs. Dallas.

Matt Coronato (Calgary) vs. San José.

Dustin Wolf (Calgary) vs. San José.

April 13, 2023

Lucas Condotta (Montreal) vs. Boston.

Damien Giroux (Minnesota) at Nashville.

Nick Swaney (Minnesota) at Nashville.

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mitchbeck · 1 year

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HARTFORD WOLF PACK SWEEP SPRINGFIELD THUNDERBIRDS

By: Gerry Cantlon, Howlings HARTFORD, CT - The Hartford Wolf Pack vanquished their playoff demons after a 7-1 dismantling of the Springfield Thunderbirds at the XL Center before 5,745, completing the two-game sweep of their I-91 rivals. The Pack received outstanding efforts from Tanner Fritz, Turner Elson, and Anton Blidh in the series-clinching win. The Pack saw seven players score in the first-round sweep and will need to continue to receive that kind of balanced scoring if they are to continue moving forward in the playoffs. "Going into the series, they had won nine of the twelve regular season games, but I felt at five-on-five we had played good hockey against them. The special teams was the difference," remarked Hartford Head Coach Kris Knoblauch. The Wolf Pack move on to challenge the Providence Bruins in a Best-of-Five series beginning Friday, April 28th, and Saturday, April 29th, at the Amica Mutual Pavilion. Both games start at 7:05 PM. As the higher seed, The Bruins will have the home-ice advantage in the Atlantic Division semi-final. After the first two games in Providence, the Pack return home for Game Three on Wednesday, May 3rd, and a potential Game Four on Friday, May 5th. Those two games will have puck drop starting at 7:00 PM. Finally, a potential Game Five would be back in Providence on Sunday, May 7th, with the first puck drop coming at 7:05 PM. The Pack should have a level of confidence in this upcoming series. In ten regular season games against the Baby Bruins, the Wolf Pack went 5-3-1-0. "We have been playing playoff hockey for three or four weeks before this series, so we got into a groove," Knoblauch said. The challenge for Knoblach with the Pack's top four regular season players on recall to New York serving as the Black Aces squad for the Rangers meant the call went out to the roster to come together and find ways to score. "We needed somebody to step up and everybody did so in some way. We had the energy and we knew Springfield had taken us lightly in Game 1, but our guys were prepared for them." THIRD PERIOD In the third period, Springfield trailing 5-1, they pulled their goaltender early. The Wolf Pack capitalized, adding two unassisted empty net goals. The first came shorthanded from Blidh at 13:34, and then Tim Gettinger tallied at 15:02. Pack goaltender Dylan Garand managed the third period well. He made key stops on Martin Frk, Will Bitten, and Nikita Alexandrov to secure the victory over Springfield in a contribution reminiscent of Cam Talbot, who thwarted the Bridgeport Sound Tigers in a short playoff win for CT Whale years ago. "Garand, has been solid all year and we played well defensively in front of him," said Knoblauch. SECOND PERIOD The second period started with the Pack picking up right where they left off in the first frame scoring early and controlling the play. "We got great support from all our lines, and you need that in the playoffs," Knoblauch stated. Adam Edström forced Brady Lyle down and out into a tripping penalty on an early two-on-one. The Pack power play, a work in progress throughout the regular season, paid off in this series. After a successful zone entry, Bobby Trivigno took a short pass from Elson and fired it into the net off the near post at 3:57 for the team's fourth goal. Moving Elson from the fourth to the first line wasn't difficult for Knoblauch. "He got lost in the shuffle, when we had all those trades in the beginning of March. He kept working. We had him when (Ryan) Carpenter was sent down (by the Rangers) in early December and they had good chemistry. So we had to restructure our lines. We put them back together. It was a fairly easy decision for a coach to make," Knoblauch said. Repeating their success from Game One on Wednesday night, the Wolf Pack kept their foot on the gas pedal and continued their exigency. Fine work on the left-wing boards by Will Cullye kept the puck in the zone. He intercepted a Thunderbirds clearing attempt and got it back to Zac Jones. The Pack defenseman wasted little time sending a cross-ice feed to a wide-open Blake Hillman. Hillman moved in with Elson and Carpenter providing traffic in front of Joel Hofer and fired a rocket past the Springfield netminder for a 5-1 lead at 6:30. FIRST PERIOD The Pack struck first. Lauri Pajuniemi received a backhanded pass from Blidh, faded off the left wing, and found Fritz rushing in. Fritz received the puck and deposited the first postseason goal of his career at 8:03. "Fritz was so strong. We played a stretch of four-and-a-half minutes and he was a plus-three. It was easy to give him the tap on the shoulder to go out," an impressed Knoblach stated. With limited playoff experience, Fritz had opined weeks ago about his desire for postseason play. He put action into his words. "I've got what, three games, in like six or seven years. It was something I really wanted to experience," Fritz added, "We got belief in that locker room right now. We're a lot different (team) than Springfield faced before. The crowd has been regularly exciting. We fed off that." The Pack made it 2-0 with Fritz and Blidh factoring in again. Fritz got the puck to Wyatt Kalynuk on the left point. Kalynuk sent a perfect drive to the net with Blidh with the Hofer screen at 10:48 for what would prove to be the game-winning goal. The Pack made it 3-0 with Fritz and Blidh factoring in on the tally again. Fritz was on the left side. He and Jones played a quick pass and catch before finding Ty Emberson open on the right point. Emberson sent a low shot on the net with Blidh and Springfield defenseman Tyler Tucker tied up in front of Hofer, who never saw the puck. Blidh will try to torture his ex-teammates in Providence in the next series. With his team reeling early, former Wolf Pack and now Springfield Head Coach Drew Bannister was forced to use his timeout early to settle his rattled Thunderbirds down, much to the delight of the exuberant XL Center crowd. The crowd started early, chanting, "We want pizza." The chant was about a team promotion with a local eatery providing free slices to ticketed fans whenever the Pack scored four goals. Adam Clendening laid a perfectly clean shoulder check and ran over Quinnipiac grad Matt Peca when he tried to cut across the ice on his zone entry in a one-on-four situation. SPRINGFIELD'S ONLY TALLY Springfield scored in the last minute of the first period on the power play. A Bitten cross-ice, across-the-goal crease pass went off Alexandrov's stick right back to Bitten. He put a shot on the net that went off the inside of Garand's stick and pad while sliding over to make the save with 27.8 left in the period. The Pack never wavered or gave Springfield a chance. LINES: Cullye-Carpenter-Elson Fritz-Pajuniemi-Blidh Gettinger-Edström-Lockwood Henriksson-Sýkora-Trivigno Jones-Emberson Hillman-Scanlin Clendening-Kalynuk Garand Gahagen #35 SCRATCHES: Talyn Boyko #40 Matt Rempe (upper body, day-to-day) Louie Roehl #4 (healthy) Bryce McConnell-Barker #8 (healthy) Brett Berard #27 (healthy) Cooper Zech #37 (healthy) Matt Robertson (upper body, may return in the later half of the next round of the playoffs) Patrick Khordorenko (season-ending shoulder surgery). C.J. Smith (hip area surgery done for the season) NOTES: Near the end of the second period, the XL Center scoreboard malfunctioned and went out. Only the video portion came back. The issue forced the XL Center PA announcer to announce the time left when the play stopped. This continued until just 7:46 remained in the third period when only a small video was shown for the rest of the game. The last playoff series win for the Wolf Pack came in a six-game quarterfinal series victory over the Hershey Bears in 2015. Two of the team's home games were forced to be played in Worcester, MA, at the DCU Center. The now-shuttered Ringling Brothers Circus was at the XL Center. Worcester was still in the AHL before becoming an ECHL city. Simsbury native Tommy Cross (Westminster), injured for half the season, dressed and served as a captain for an elimination game for Springfield. Fritz's three assists on Wednesday allowed him to become the 21st Wolf Pack to accomplish that in the playoffs. Chris Bourque was the last player to do so on May 15th, 2015. That was the last time the Wolf Pack had won a playoff game. The Wolf Pack had three playoff series in the early years against the Springfield Falcons. They came in 1999, 2000, and 2003. Eleven Pack players made their playoff debuts for Hartford on Wednesday night. The AHL media voted Calgary Wrangler's Dustin Wolf the league's regular season Les Cunningham MVP. He becomes just the eighth goalie in league history to accomplish that honor. Wolf is the first netminder since the Wolf Pack's Jason LaBarbera won the award in 2004. LaBarbera is presently the Calgary Flames goalie coach. Another ex-Pack, MacKenzie Skapski, is the Wranglers' goalie coach. The Jacksonville Icemen, the Wolf Pack Double AA affiliate, began its seven-game ECHL South semi-final series against the Rangers' former ECHL affiliate, the Greenville (SC) Swamp Rabbits. Greenville took Game 1 4-1, with former UCONN forward Ben Freeman registering one of the goals, and former Thunderbird Ryan Bednard was in the net for the Swamp Rabbits. Former Quinnipiac Bobcat Craig Martin had Jacksonville's only goal. In the net for Jacksonville was a former Wolf Pack emergency goalie, Charles Williams. He made 27 saves in the loss. Gettinger played his junior career under Bannister for three seasons with the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (OHL). The Greyhounds was the landing spot for Wolf Packm assistant coach Jamie Tardif before coming to Hartford. Bannister was a member of the 2000 Wolf Pack Calder Cup championship team celebrated here two weeks ago. The Springfield Thunderbirds went to the Calder Cup Final against the Chicago Wolves last year and didn't face an elimination game until the Conference Final against the Laval Rocket. Then, they staved off elimination against the Kevin Dineen-coached Utica Comets. Speaking of Dineen, congrats to his son William. As a freshman at Yale, he won the William Chace Sportsmanship and Dedication Award at the Ivy League School. Chris Harpur, the younger brother of current Ranger, and former Wolf Pack, Ben Harpur, was recalled from the Orlando Solar Bears (ECHL) by the Syracuse Crunch. After five years of NCAA hockey, Erik Gotz, the nephew of Wolf Pack great Ken Gernander, heads to Europe and signs with the Krefeld Penguins (Germany-DEL). He played a fifth year at the alma mater of two of his other uncles, the Gernander twins, Jim and Jerry, who were graduates of the Vermont Catamounts (HE) program. He played a Wolf Pack exhibition game with their brother many years ago. Twelve players are now off to Europe. 228 Division I and III college players have signed pro deals in North America and Europe. The USA U-18 Team is about to embark on the World U-18 championships in Basel, and Ajoie, Switzerland. They'll play April 20-23. They named their roster. The team is coached by former Yale assistant Dan Muse and one of his assistants is ex-Pack, Chad Kolarik. Their players include two former Mid-Fairfield U-16 members, Sal Guzzo and Ryan Fine, who played together at Don Bosco Prep (NJPREP). The Canadian U-18 squad coaches are ex-Springfield Falcon coach Jeff Truitt (Prince Albert-WHL), with one of his assistants being ex-Danbury Trasher, Bruce Richardson (Blaineville-Boisbrand-QMJHL). Ex-Pack John Gilmour officially signed with Adler Mannheim (Germany-DEL). Cheshire native and former Hartford Jr. Wolf Pack, Robert "Bert" Malloy, now a dual citizen, has been playing for the Australian National team this week in Madrid, Spain. It hasn't gone well. They dropped their first three games to Croatia, Spain, and Iceland in Division II Group A. They won a 7-1 rout of the Israel National Team. Malloy collected the last two goals of the game. He had three shots and was a plus-three. The team plays tomorrow against the nation of Georgia at the Pista del Hielo Arena. Some European titles have been decided. But, amazingly, in the middle of everything going on in Ukraine, the Ukrainian Hockey League (UHL) has crowned MHK Sokil as their champion. SG Cortina (Italy) has won the Alps Hockey League (AlpsHL). Anyang Halla (South Korea) won the first Asia League Ice Hockey (ALIH) title in three years because of the pandemic. The team's head coach is former AHL'er Jim Paek, with one-time Providence Bruin Matt Dalton, a South Korean citizen, in the net. The XL Center honored their late colleague Pat Rudolph-Anderson by having her family drop the ceremonial first puck after a moment of silence. In addition, all monies raised from the 50/50 raffle, Chuck-A-Puck, and jersey auction were donated to the family. The other tribute came behind the goal on each end of the ice as the name "Pat" was etched onto the ice surface by 40-year-plus XL veteran Ice Crew Chief Therell Wayne Knight in a thoughtful homage. HARTFORD WOLF PACK HOME Read the full article

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breakingarrows · 1 year

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Morbid Curiosity: Wolfenstein (2009)

Is there anyone real in Wolfenstein? I skate through the city of Isenstadt killing Nazi’s with my weapon wheel armory of guns. Occasionally I’ll come across a resistance member, who stands at the ready waiting for my button press to summon forth their voice. Enemy soldiers have the appearance of conversation but really they’re talking to the player, fulfilling the most basic role of exposition outside of a text crawl or journal entry. Everyone repeats the same message just varied in sentence structure and voice actor. Once the next plot beat is reached they automatically update to begin the next cycle of audio barks played at the player’s whim and for their ear only.

These people aren’t real. B.J. Blazkowicz as the character the player inhabits has the most opportunity to be human, but he merely fulfills the role of action hero. A silent protagonist during all gameplay, Blazkowicz can only be found speaking during cutscenes and narrating his wrapup reports after each story mission. Blazkowicz will work alongside the resistance and kill Nazis, but nobody is real.

Nazis in Wolfenstein are cartoon villains, on display most prominently in the over the top accents during intel narration, and the game keeps track of how many you’ve killed and how, with different counts for dismembered, burned, electrocuted, and dissolved. They exist to be killed using the game’s creative arsenal and not much else. Equal care, or really lack thereof, is given to your fellow brothers in arms.

Allied characters are natives to the town of Isenstadt and led by Caroline Becker and Erik Engle of the Kreisau Circle (the main resistance group), with Leonid Alexandrov and Sergei Kovlov your main contact for the Golden Dawn (a group studying the Veil, this game’s source of supernatural powers), and Stefan and Anton Kreig as your black market suppliers. Each exists in service to the player and nothing else. Each stands in place waiting for you to appear and automatically trigger a cutscene or summon a voice line out of them before moving ever onwards.

Becker is introduced as the wary leader who learns to appreciate Blazkowicz’s ability only for her to be captured, held hostage, and killed off to give the player additional motivation to stop the Nazi’s. Becker can be limply defended as a strong woman in a leadership role, though what details exist of her beside “resistance leader?” Alexandrov serves you with the same suspicion that follows you for most of the game but he, above all others, gets chosen to be your betrayer in the end. The Kreig brothers have the appearance of complexity with a reputation for serving whoever pays, and their comments of the Nazi’s ever-increasing bounty on Blazkowicz’s head hint at a heel turn. Instead near the finale you get an overheard comment, again programmed specifically for the player to listen and learn from, that the older brother Stefan has shot his sibling dead. You go up to Stefan and summon the story to learn Anton was helping the Nazi’s and Becker’s capture was a step too far for sympathizer Stefan. Whether it was truly Anton or Alexcandrov or a combination of the two that were a rumored mole in the resistance is about as complex as the game is capable of getting.

All of these characters get names and dialogue and participation in the plot, but they only exist when observed. Turn the corner and they vanish. Choose to ignore what few you can interact with and they’ll happily stand as a fixture of the environment and nothing more, set dressing to visually indicate to the player that they are not alone, other non-humans occupy this shared space as well. They exist only in reaction to the player, with no agency or depth of their own. Were this an id-tech 1 game the images of the Nazi’s from Wolfenstein 3D, literally 2D sprites who rotate to face you at every angle, would be perfectly fitting for the vacant role they fulfill.

Linear games can sometimes be compared to dark rides, where the player sits and is pulled along a predetermined and rigid track from point A to point B as a highly scripted and structured sequence of images are presented and moved past as you inevitably draw towards the conclusion and exit. Wolfenstein eschews this partially in favor of a structure more similar to a museum where you are free to move from one place to the next, with specific points that will bring you through a sequence of events.

Once a mission is complete you are dumped back into the hub world, a large map split in two, in which you can move about freely. As you progress through the game’s missions the mechanics, enemy types, and equipment from them will find their way into the hub map. One mission introduces a super soldier busting through a brick wall killing your allies with a disintegrating weapon. After that mission, they will now occasionally appear on the city streets with patrols. This exploratory space allows you to become familiar with a layout and a way to lengthen playtime as the sandbox is full of hidden trinkets just underneath a layer of sand for you to collect.

Wolfenstein has all the basic elements required of a first person shooter: it runs at 60fps (a “requirement” we’ve recently been reminded of again with the backlash to Redfall’s 30fps launch), the guns have a nice vibrational kick when fired, swapping between the veil-vision (an entry in the Arkham Asylum school of Detective Mode despite predating that game by a week) and the real world doesn’t destroy the momentum despite running on a decade-plus PlayStation 3 system, and killing Nazi’s with bullets, flames, electricity, and Veil-powered superweapons can remain an foundational joy to build upon. Woflenstein chooses to build with cardboard and time has only degraded its construction.

#Wolfenstein #Raven Software #Activision #PlayStation 3 #Video Games #Video Game Criticism #writing #criticism

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albumarchives · 4 years

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Svartby | Big Boss (2019)

#folk metal #jazz #svartby #2019 #anton alexandrov #cover art

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ravenkult · 4 years

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Virus by Anton Alexandrov https://www.artstation.com/artwork/YaXzAX

#Virus by Anton Alexandrov #art #illustration #concept art #artist #fantasy #artistsontumblr

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boxscorehockey · 2 years

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2021-22 Alphabetical Directory Fwd A-M

Aho Sebastian Alexandrov Nikita Altybarmakian Andrei Amirov Rodion Anderson- Dolan Jared Andersson Lias Arvidsson Viktor Asplund Rasmus Atkinson Cam Backstrom Nicklas Bailey Josh Balcers Rudolfs Bankier Caedan Barkov Aleksander Barratt Evan Barre-Boulet Alex Barzal Mathew Batherson Drake Beaucage Alex Beauvillier Anthony Beckman Adam Bellows Kieffer Bemstrom Emil Beniers Matt Benn Jamie Bennett Sam Bergeron Patrice Berggren Jonatan Bertuzzi Tyler Bjorkstrand Oliver Blichfeld Joachim Boeser Brock Bokk Dominik Bolduc Zachary Boldy Matthew Bordeleau Thomas Borgstrom Henrik Boucher Tyler Bourgault Xavier Bourque Mavrik Bowers Shane Brabenec Jakub Bratt Jesper Brink Bobby Brisson Brendan Brown Connor Broz Tristan Buchnevich Pavel Bunting Michael Burakovsky Andre Buyalsky Andrei Byfield Quinton Caufield Cole Cehlarik Peter Chekhovich Ivan Chibrikov Nikita Chinakhov Yegor Chromiak Martin Chytil Filip Cirelli Anthony Coe Brandon Colangelo Sam Coleman Blake Colton Ross Compher J.T. Comtois Maxime Connor Kyle Copp Andrew Coronato Matthew Cotton David Couture Logan Couturier Sean Coyle Charlie Cozens Dylan Crosby Sidney Crouse Lawson Cuylle Will Dach Colton Dach Kirby Dadonov Evgenii Dahlen Jonathan Damiani Riley Danault Philip Dean Zach DeBrincat Alex DeBrusk Jake Dellandrea Ty Denisenko Grigori Doan Josh Domi Max Donato Ryan Dorofeyev Pavel Draisaitl Leon Drury Jack Dube Dillon Dubois Pierre- Luc Duchene Matt Duclair Anthony Dugan Jack Duke Dylan Dvorak Christian Eberle Jordan Ehlers Nikolaj Eichel Jack Eklund William Elvenes Lucas Eriksson Ek Joel Ertel Justin Evangelista Luke Fabbri Robby Fagemo Samuel Farabee Joel Farrell Sean Fedotov Ilya Fiala Kevin Finley Jack Firstov Vladislav Fix- Wolansky Trey Foerster Tyson Foote Nolan Formenton Alex Forsbacka- Karlsson Jakob Forsberg Filip Foudy Jean-Luc Foudy Liam Francis Ryan Frost Morgan Gallagher Brendan Gallant Zachary Garland Conor Gaudreau Johnny Giroux Claude Glass Cody Golyshev Anatoly Goncalves Gage Gourde Yani Granlund Mikael Greig Ridly Gritsyuk Arseny Groulx Benoit-Olivier Grundstrom Carl Guenther Dylan Guentzel Jake Gunler Noel Gurianov Denis Gusev Nikita Gushchin Danil Hagel Brandon Hall Taylor Hallander Filip Harrison Brett Hartman Ryan Hawryluk Jayce Hayes Kevin Hayton Barrett Heineman Emil Helenius Sami Henriksson Karl Henrique Adam Hertl Tomas Hintz Roope Hirose Taro Hirvonen Roni Hischier Nico Hoffman Mike Hoglander Nils Holloway Dylan Holmstrom Simon Holtz Alexander Horvat Bo Howden Brett Huberdeau Jonathan Huckins Cole Hughes Jack Hyman Zach Iaffalo Alex Jarventie Roby Jarvis Seth Jeannot Tanner Jenik Jan Jenner Boone Johansen Ryan Johnson Kent Johnson Wyatt Jost Tyson Kadri Nazem Kakko Kaapo Kaliyev Arthur Kalynuk Wyatt Kane Evander Kane Patrick Kapanen Kasperi Kapanen Oliver Kaprizov Kirill Kase Ondrej Karlsson William Katchouk Boris Kaut Martin Kayumov Artur Keller Clayton Kempe Adrian Kerfoot Alexander Khovanov Alexander Khusnutdinov Marat Kidney Riley Killorn Alex Kirk Liam Kisakov Aleksandr Klimovich Danila Knies Matthew Koivula Otto Koivunen Ville Konecny Travis Kopitar Anze Korczak Ryder Koshtov Yegor Kostin Klim Kotkaniemi Jesperi Kravtsov Vitali Krebs Peyton Kreider Chris Kubalik Dominik Kucherov Nikita Kunin Luke Kuokkanen Janne Kupari Rasmus Kuznetsov Evgeny Kyrou Jordan L’Heureux Zachary Labanc Kevin Lafreniere Alexis Laine Patrik Landeskog Gabriel Lapierre Hendrix Larkin Dylan Lauko Jakub Leason Brett Lee Anders Leschyshyn Jake Lindholm Elias Lucius Chaz Lundell Anton Lundestrom Isac Lysell Fabian MacKinnon Nathan Madden Tyler Malatesta James Malkin Evgeni Mangiapane Andrew Mantha Anthony Marchand Brad Marchenko Kirill Marchessault Jonathan Marchment Mason Marner Mitch Martino Ayrton Matthews Auston Mazur Carter Mcbain Jack McCann Jared McDavid Connor Mcleod Ryan McMichael Connor McTavish Mason Meier Timo Mercer Dawson Meyers Ben Miettinen Veeti Mikheyev Mikhail Milano Sonny Miller J.T. Mittelstadt Casey Monahan Sean Mysak Jan

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Best World War II Non-fiction History Books

ABRAMSKY, C. (ed.), Essays in Honour of E. H. Carr ('The Initiation of the Negotiations Leading to the Nazi-Soviet Pact: A Historical Problem’, D. C. Watt) Macmillan, 1974

ABYZOV, VLADIMIR, The Final Assault, Novosti, Moscow, 1985

ALEXANDROV, VICTOR, The Kremlin, Nerve-Centre of Russian History, George Allen 8: Unwin, 1963

ALLILUYEVA, SVETLANA, Only One Year, Hutchinson, 1969

Twenty Letters to a Friend, Hutchinson, 1967

AMORT, R., and JEDLICKA, I. M., The Canan's File, Wingate, 1974

ANDERS, LIEUTENANT-GENERAL W., An Army in Exile, Macmillan, 1949

ANDREAS-FRIEDRICH, RUTH, Berlin Underground, 1939-1945, Latimer House, 1948

ANON, A Short History of the Bulgarian Communist Party, Sofia Press, Sofia, 1977

ANON, The Crime of Katyn, Facts and Documents, Polish Cultural Foundation, 1965

ANON, The Obersalzberg and the Third Reich, Plenk Verlag, Berchtesgaden, 1982

ANTONOV-OUSEYENKO, ANTON, The Time of Stalin, Portrait of a Tyranny, Harper & Row, New York, 1981

BACON, WALTER, Finland, Hale, 1970

BARBUSSE, HENRI, Stalin: A New World Seen Through One Man, Macmillan, New York, 1935

BAYNES, N. H. (ed), Hitler’s Speeches, 1922-39, 2 vols, OUP, 1942

BEAUFRE, ANDRE, 1940: The Fall of France, Cassell, 1968

BECK, JOSEF, Demier Rapport, La Baconniére, Brussels, 1951

BEDELL SMITH, WALTER, Moscow Mission 1946-1949, Heinemann, 1950

BELOFF, MAX, The Foreign Policy of Soviet Russia, Vol Two, 1936-1941, Oxford, 1949

BEREZHKOV, VALENTIN, History in the Making, Progress Publishers, Moscow, 1983

BIALER, S., Stalin and His Generals, Souvenir Press, 1969

BIELENBERG, CHRISTABEL, The Past is Myself, Chatto & Windus, 1968

BIRKENHEAD, LORD, Halifax, Hamish Hamilton, 1965

BOHLEN, CHARLES E., Witness to History, 1929-1969, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1973

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By: Alex Thomas, Hartford Wolf Pack HARTFORD, CT – For the first time since 2015, playoff hockey returned to the XL Center, as the Hartford Wolf Pack hosted the rival Springfield Thunderbirds in Game Two of the First Round of the Calder Cup Playoffs. Seven players scored as the Pack routed Springfield 7-1, completing the sweep and advancing to the Atlantic Division Semifinals series. Wyatt Kalynuk potted the eventual game-winner for the Wolf Pack 10:48 into the game. Anton Blidh forced a turnover behind the Springfield net and found Tanner Fritz in the left-wing circle. Fritz quickly snapped the puck to Kalynuk at the blue line, setting up the chance. Kalynuk stepped into a shot and blasted a howitzer through traffic that Joel Hofer never saw. The goal was Kalynuk's first as a member of the Wolf Pack, his first career playoff goal, and his first game-winning goal. Additionally, the assists by Fritz and Blidh were the second points of eventual three-point nights for the duo. Fritz tallied six points (1 g, 5 a) in the two-game series, the most for either team. Fritz's first point was the icebreaker 8:03 into the first period. Blidh entered the offensive zone and sent a pass to Lauri Pajuniemi in the slot. Pajuniemi found Fritz powering towards the goal, and the veteran forward beat Hofer by the glove to give the Wolf Pack a lead they would not lose. The tally was Fritz's first career playoff goal. Kalynuk potted the eventual game-winner at 10:48, but the Wolf Pack were far from done. Ty Emberson tallied his second goal in as many games just over two minutes later. Fritz held the puck just beyond the left circle and fired a cross-ice pass to an open Emberson. Emberson walked in before ripping a wrist shot through the five-hole of Hofer to put the Pack up by three. The Thunderbirds got on the board in the final minute of the opening stanza. Kalynuk was sent to the box for hooking, initiating the game's first powerplay. Nikita Alexandrov attempted to jam the puck into the Hartford net, but Dylan Garand denied the attempt. Instead, the puck bounced to Will Bitten, who fired a shot that deflected off the pad of Garand and into the net, putting the Thunderbirds on the board. Unfortunately, the goal would be the only blemish on Garand's record, as the rookie netminder denied 19 of the 20 Thunderbird's shots. Hartford continued to pour it on in the middle stanza. Brady Lyle was sent to the box for tripping at 2:18, giving the Wolf Pack their first and only powerplay opportunity of the night. Turner Elson powered into the offensive zone and found Bobby Trivigno in the slot. Trivigno promptly lit the lamp with a shot by the glove of Hofer to extend the Hartford lead back to three. The tally was Trivigno's first playoff goal. Blake Hillman followed up, scoring his second goal in as many games at 6:30 of the second period. An extended sequence in the Springfield zone ended with Zac Jones corralling the puck along the left wall. Jones snapped a pass to a wide-open Hillman, who walked in and uncorked a shot from the right circle that Hofer could not stop. Hillman, who did not have a goal during the regular season, has scored in both of Hartford's playoff contests. The Wolf Pack tacked on a pair of empty-net goals in the final stanza. Blidh put Hartford up by five at 13:34. The Wolf Pack were forced to play four-on-six hockey, with Jones in the box for delay of game and the extra attacker on in favor of Hofer. Blake Hillman controlled the puck along the back wall and rimmed it around the boards to clear. A footrace for the loose puck ensued between Blidh and Scott Perunovich. Blidh tripped, got back up, and redirected the puck into the empty net. The goal was Blidh's third point of the night. It was the first time Hartford hit the empty net while short-handed this season. Tim Gettinger capped off the scoring with another empty net goal at 15:02. It was the first playoff goal and point for Gettinger, the longest-tenured member of the Wolf Pack who has played 237 games in Hartford. Five minutes later, Hartford completed the sweep and advanced to the Atlantic Division Semifinals. The Wolf Pack will face the Providence Bruins in the Atlantic Division Semifinals of the Calder Cup Playoffs. The series begins at the Amica Mutual Pavilion in Providence on Friday, April 28th. The puck drop is set for 7:05 p.m. The Pack return to the XL Center for Game Three of the best-of-five series on Wednesday, May 3rd. The puck drop is set for 7:00 p.m. To get tickets, visit hartfordwolfpack.com/tickets/playoff-information. ABOUT THE HARTFORD WOLF PACK: The Hartford Wolf Pack has been a premier franchise in the American Hockey League since the team's inception in 1997. The Wolf Pack is the top player-development affiliate of the NHL's New York Rangers and plays at the XL Center. The Wolf Pack has been home to some of the Rangers' newest faces, including Igor Shesterkin, Filip Chytil, and Ryan Lindgren. Follow the Wolf Pack on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok. HARTFORD WOLF PACK HOME Read the full article

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2019-20 H.C. Amur Players By Nationality

Russian: 29 (Nikita Alexandrov, Evgeny Alikin, Ilya Berestennikov, Artur Boltanov, Danil Faizullin, Artur Gizdatullin, Denis Golubev, Alexander Gorshkov, Nikita Kamalov, Maxim Kapiturov, Stanislav Katsuba, Yevgeni Kiselyov, Maxim Kundratyev, Gleb Koryagin, Alexander Kuznetsov, Anton Lazarev, Kirill Rasskazov, Igor Rudenkov, Dmitri Shulenin, Dmitri Shvidenko, Pavel Turbin, Vladislav Ushenin, Vyacheslav Ushenin, Valeri Vasilyev, Igor Velichkin, Nikita Yazkov, Artyom Zhelezkov & Yegor Zuravlyov)

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8 karena Anda memiliki tampilan yang benar tanpa permintaan Anda

8 karena Anda memiliki tampilan yang benar tanpa permintaan Anda, carilah jasper jasper terbaik yang terbaik, Lihatlah koleksi terbaik Jas Pria Murah Sebagai pembaca busana biasa, tidak dikatakan bahwa Anda adalah pengiring pengantin yang sangat terampil dan berpendidikan tinggi. Anda merawat rambut wajah Anda dengan kelincahan zorro. Anda bisa menghidrasi mata dengan sentuhan sikat dari sayap malaikat. Anda melihat tukang cukur Anda lebih sering daripada anggota keluarga dekat. Namun, lebih pintar dari pada Anda tanpa sengaja melepaskan semua kerja keras Anda di depan cermin kamar mandi setiap pagi dan malam. Paparan sinar matahari, polusi udara, pola makan yang buruk, merokok, stres, kurang tidur - hal buruk yang tidak perlu dipikirkan. Tapi kita akan bertaruh pada serum serum hydrate yang telah tumbuh pada satu atau lebih dari yang berikut. Memiliki shower Kami tidak mengatakan bahwa Anda harus pergi tanpa, atau bergabung dengan gerakan yang tidak salah (seperti "sampo" - lakukan sembelit). Anda membutuhkan tingkat suhu hanya untuk menghilangkan kotoran. Perhatikan suhu dan durasi. "Jangan melebihi 40 derajat Celsius (105 derajat Fahrenheit)," kata Dr. Anton Alexandroff, konsultan dermatologis dan juru bicara British Leather Foundation. "Suhu ideal untuk kulit dingin dan mandi selama 10-20 menit bagus, tidak ada jam." Masalah lainnya adalah produk Anda. "Secara umum, shower gel tidak bisa dicuci dengan sabun, tapi jika kulit Anda kering dan gatal, perhatikan pelembab sabun," Dr. Alexandroff. "Pelembab dan pelembab dapat digunakan, seperti gel mandi Sebagai gantinya, salep dengan air untuk membuatnya menjadi sabun." Periksalah label pertama: "Beberapa minuman ringan mengandung sodium lauryl sulfate (Stles), yang bisa mengiritasi kulit sensitif." Yang tersisa hanyalah membersihkan benda yang haram atau tidak malu. "Jangan gunakan sampo untuk meningkatkan risiko kandungan mikroba dari rambut dan kulit kepala, dan ini menyebabkan penyakit seperti sarang kepala dan kulit dan dermatitis korteks seborrheic," kata Ian Sallis (hairmedic.co.uk) dan Institute tricologist. "Tidak, rambut Anda tidak bersih setelah beberapa saat - Anda baru saja terbiasa dengan bayang-bayang minyak." Pria itu sedang mandi Mandi gelembung Kami tidak mendukung mandi panjang di bak mandi setelah permainan berbusa lima partai yang sulit dengan sebuah buku atau majalah, dan secangkir teh atau mungkin segelas anggur, mungkin beberapa lilin wangi? Berita buruk: Seperti merokok di paru-paru, busa di dermis Anda. "Bahan permukaan, bahan kimia yang membentuk busa, benar-benar merusak kulit Anda," kata Dr. Alexandrov. Solusinya - selain gelembung melompat - segera melembabkan sesudahnya, dan tambahan untuk beberapa hari ke depan. Kebenaran adalah harga kecil yang harus dibayar. Pada saat yang sama, bak air panas bisa menyimpan hama besar dari kecurangan. "Jika Anda memiliki bintik-bintik di tubuh Anda setelah jacuzzi, kunjungi dokter atau dokter kulit Anda," tambah Dr. Alexandrov. "Antibiotik bisa diberikan pada bakteri gram negatif." Ini juga akan negatif terhadap gram Anda. Pria itu sudah mandi Anda memiliki seorang pria kue Teka-teki yang membingungkan moral dan filosofi yang merupakan simpul samurai tertinggi adalah untuk artikel lainnya. Yang tidak bisa Anda bayangkan adalah efek yang sama dengan pria dengan croydon untuk mempercantik rambut Anda sejak awal. Dia mengatakan Salis: "Bisa membawa rambut panjang membungkus tas ketat selama beberapa hari atau minggu atau bulan untuk terjadinya pesona alopesia." Ketegangan konstan pada rambut Anda menghasilkan beberapa peradangan folikel rambut, dan ini kemudian dapat menyebabkan penipisan di wilayah ini ". Apakah pola botak botak pria botak, rambut keriting atau bukti kekuatan lebih tinggi? Kami tidak bisa berkomentar. Gaya rambut pria Kelembaban terhadap sereal Anda sudah tidak tahu memotong gandum. (Anda akan memiliki wajah merah jika tidak.) Tapi pelembab? Bukankah kita laki-laki? Berapa banyak malapetaka yang bisa digunakan untuk krim? "Kulit kering pria juga wanita, jadi Anda perlu melembabkan semua kulit Anda setiap hari, tapi jangan menggosoknya," kata Dr. Alexandrov. "Baiklah, terutama jika Anda menggunakan pelembab lemak, untuk mengurangi risiko pembekuan folikel rambut - menyebabkan radang folikel." Seperti dengan cukur, kuncinya adalah mengikuti arah pertumbuhan rambut. Di wajah dan leher Anda, ini bisa bervariasi antar area. Tapi jauh dari situ, semuanya lebih mudah. "Saat melembabkan pesta, biasanya dari pusat tubuh beralih ke tip Anda, mulai dari kaki bagian atas hingga jari kaki dan lengan untuk tangan," kata Dr. Alexander. Lihatlah koleksi terbaik Jas Pria Murah

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