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DOVER -- Two students were shot and wounded, one seriously, at Delaware State University early Friday, and the campus was locked down as police searched for a gunman, officials said.
The students were apparently returning from a cafe when they were shot, according to a federal law enforcement official who spoke on condition of anonymity because the investigation was ongoing.
The male student was wounded in the ankle and refused to answer questions by police about the shootings, the official said, raising the likelihood that he knew his attacker.
Classes were canceled for the day and students were being kept inside.
"They've been directed to stay in their dorms," university spokesman Carlos Holmes said. "We don't know where the shooter's at."
Gates at the university's main entrance prevented people from driving onto campus.
The two students were shot before 1 a.m. on the Campus Mall, between the Memorial Hall gymnasium and Richard S. Grossley Hall, an administrative building.
Holmes said the female student appeared to have suffered serious wounds. "They could be potentially life-threatening," he said. The male student's wounds were not as serious and he was hospitalized in stable condition, Holmes said.
The woman was taken to Christiana Hospital with a traumatic wound to the abdomen, said John Wilson, the deputy chief of Kent County Emergency Services. The man was taken to Kent General Hospital in Dover. Officials at both hospitals referred questions to the university.
Authorities, with the campus police in charge of the investigation, hoped to get more information once the victims were able to talk. They don't yet know about the possible motive.
"We haven't had a chance to talk to them yet, and that's probably a big reason why the suspect is still at large," Holmes told KYW-TV of Philadelphia.
He said he was not aware of any big parties Thursday night, although there was a rally organized to honor the so-called Jena Six, six black teenagers charged in a high school fight in Louisiana.
"It was a very peaceful, very nice rally, very positive," Holmes said. There was no reason to believe the rally was connected to the shootings, but Holmes contrasted the atmosphere of the event with the attack, saying, "It's kind of shocking that this happened afterwards."
Alex Bishoff, 20, a freshman from Washington, D.C., said he heard five gunshots and looked out his dormitory window to see people scattering. He said he immediately thought of the Virginia Tech shootings last April in which a gunman killed 32 people before killing himself.
"Everybody's very upset," Bishoff said.
Timmara Gooden, 20, of Philadelphia, said in a phone interview late Friday morning from her dorm room that she and her suite mates were keeping each other calm and making sure that their parents understand that they're OK.
"We've been locked in here since 1 o'clock this morning," she said. "Right now, we're pretty hungry and waiting so we can go to the cafe, or something."
Students weren't even going into their dorm hallways. "We don't want to walk out there, because we don't know what's going on," Gooden said.
University officials informed students about the shooting with phone calls, a notice posted on the campus Web site and notifications in each dormitory. Holmes said Delaware State had improved the speed of its notifications after the Virginia Tech shootings.
The Dover campus was surrounded Friday by groups of recreational vehicles belonging to NASCAR fans in town for weekend races at the Dover Downs Speedway.
A commuter student who arrived Friday morning was barred from campus. Eduardo Rivera, 25, of Milford, said he hadn't known about the shootings and was surprised by the media gathered outside the main gate.
"I thought it was about racing, or NASCAR, or something like that," he said. "I'm shocked. I don't expect to hear something like this when I'm trying to go to class � it's weird."
Rivera, a sophomore studying physical education and sports management, said he had felt the campus was safe.
At the start of the semester, the campus community held a memorial service for three students and an incoming student shot execution-style Aug. 4 as they hung out at an elementary school in their hometown of Newark, N.J. Natasha Aeriel, 19; her brother, Terrance Aeriel, 18, and Dashon Harvey, 20, were students. Iofemi Hightower, 20, had planned to attend Delaware State this fall. Natasha Aeriel, the only survivor, helped police identify six suspects who have been arrested.
One student said friends of hers were near the shooting Friday when it started. "They were pretty shook up," said Samantha Williams, from Orange, N.J., who is taking a leave from school.
She said students on campus were excited about an upcoming appearance by rappers during homecoming festivities in mid-October.
Delaware State was established in 1891 as the State College for Colored Students. It had about 3,690 students last year. The 400-acre campus is in the northern section of Dover, across the street from the racetrack.
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DOVER -- Two students were shot and wounded, one seriously, at Delaware State University early Friday, and the campus was locked down as police searched for a gunman, officials said.

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|Golden Youth of Maytchet
[Page 152] It is regarded as a wonder that despite the concerns of their own daily existence, and at times, even that of their parents, they took upon their young shoulders the great task of preparing the Jewish generation for a better future.
This is how the Maytchet youth acquired the honorable name of Golden Youth. Not because of yichus [family status] but rather because of what they themselves did. They dedicated their best energy to their holy task, and filled the town with the sounds of Torah and light, and bustling, vibrant life. Their young hearts tasted the content of a life worthwhile living. However, their life was abruptly cut off, and many of them did not live to fulfill their dreams of arriving in the desired Land of Israel and building it up and being built up by it. Many of these youths, who were beloved and pleasant during their lives and were not separated in death, fell under the hand of the destroyer who cut of their heads during the terrible Holocaust. For them, our hearts ache, and we weep in the recesses of our souls.
These are the names of the studying youth of Maytchet, each in his own place and calling, to the extent that we can remember:
|Yeshiva bochars (boys) of Maytchet
In Yeshiva Baranovichi Gershon Romanovski (who is a Rabbi in New York) Shmerl Abramovski, Yehuda Shvstik, Eliezer Volinsky
In Yeshiva Novogrudok The brothers Shilem and Daniel Rabinowitz, Reuven and Ben Zion Lomshavsky, Mordechai Yoselevitz, David Brishinsky
Yeshiva Lechowitz: Dov and Chaikel Shlomovits, Mishael Ravitz, Nachum Margolin
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Yeshiva Radin: Brothers Sholom and Zev Romanovski, and Eliezer
Yeshiva Mir: Yakov Boretcky, David Wilensky
Yeshiva Ruzhany: Gavriel and Meir Lazovsky, Chaikel Shlomovitz
Yeshiva Kletsk: The brothers Mordechai and Yosef Koton
Yeshiva Pinsk: Son of Chainka Zusman
Yeshiva HaMaalot: Yoseph Hassid
Yeshiva Slonim: Eliezar Orzechovsky
The following youth studied in the public high schools and higher vocational institutions: Chaya Sarah Boretcky and Mayer Ginsburg in the Epstein Gymnasium of Baranovichi. Tova Polonsky (today in Israel, her name is Shomroni) in the teachers' seminary of Vilna. Joseph Zusman in the Technion of Vilna. Moshe Margolin in the commercial school of Baranovichi. Nachum Naor in the ORT School in Brisk. Adi Dvorjetski, the son of the pharmacist Yakov Dvorjetski, in the University of Lemberg.
It is important to note the names of the doctors and pharmacists who belonged to the intellectual sphere of the Jews in the shtetl, and they are: Doctors/medics Dr. Kramer and Dr. Kaplan. Pharmacists Yacov Dvorjetski, Leib Romanovski and Shimon Lachovitsky These are the names of the rabbis and the faithful scholars who followed the Torah and traditions, as well as teachers and intellectuals who are mentioned in separate chapters in this book.
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Translated by Ron Rabinovitch Molchad Jews began their commercial careers when they settled in the town many years ago. They were permitted to settle here in order to promote the commercial atmosphere of the area which was primarily agricultural. As time went on the business atmosphere improved. They exported agricultural and trade material from this area and imported basic goods and articles for the citizens. The area grew and prospered and the local population was well provided for.
When the Russians ruled this area, the Jews were not permitted to conduct business beyond the parameters of their immediate area. They were allowed to continue trade within the community and thus remained a resource for the citizens of Molchad. With the return of the Polish rule, the freedom to expand the trading area (especially in their early years) when the governing power was more tolerant of Jewish commercial expertise.
But these tolerant years did not last long. After World War I
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some of the commercial institutions were able to recover. The blackmail machine of the Polish finance authorities, like the Gravskis, started to operate cruelly. This was the beginning of the bitter struggle between the Jewish tradesmen and the local authorities who wanted to destroy the Jewish businessman and replace him with a local Pole or a local Russian. The struggle between the independent Polish authority and the Jews expanded and this led to the erosion of the Jewish commercial well being.
To the best of my memory, the following is a list of names of the Jews of Molchad that worked in the main commercial branches of the shtetl.
Clothing branches
Manufacture Iser Bilas, Alter Abramovitz, Nechama Bardo, Nachum Abramovski, Yona Orzechovsky, Leibel Vinograd, Shalom Rabinovitch, Moshe Belski, Laser Biltzki, Beryl Shmulovitz.
Tailor and clothing Moshe Mendelevitch, Zelig Laserovitch, Moshe Savitzki, Chaim Leib Zimerman, Freidel Belski, Sara Korostovski, Chaya Rachel Kravchok, Hinda Gorski, Tzira Rabinovitch, Rakovitzki, Moshe-Leib, Chaim-Yona, Zimel, Channa.
Fancy goods Mary Volfovski, Michel Stolovitzki, Entzel Belski, Isaac Katan.
Hat makers Monni Rabinovitch, Yaekel.
Leather and shoes Reuven Braski, Noach Goldstein, Eliezer Polonski, Shlomo Shnitzki, Nachum Ravitz, David Mirski, Josef Luski, Moshe Korostovski, Shmuel Korostovski, Tzvi Volochvienski, Chaim-Meir Gorski, Zenbel Der Shuster, Yudel Rabinovitch, Herschel Bronitzki, Moshe Brashanski, Hetzel Brashanski, Isaac Shamshilovitch and sons, Moshe Lemshovski and son, Catriel Likter, Hazel Mordukovski, Herschel Novomisky, Baruch-Joshua Shkolnikovitz, Yehuda-Leib.
Food branches
Food Beryl Romanovski, Shlomo-Herschel Shlomovitz, Josef and Shimon Gershovitch, Alke-Pearl Gorski, Pearl Rozanski, Chaynke Zisman, Sima Boyarski, Shimon Charborovitzki and son Yudel, Tzira Rabets (Kaplan), Deiche Korostovski, Chaya-Sara Shlomovitz, Esther Rabinovitch.
Restaurants and drink places Leib Chaim Wolinsky, Shemaya Rabets, Leib Margolin, Israel Belski, Herschel Shlovski.
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Bakeries Isar Isralvitz, Ytze-Yaekel Shebtzik, Moshe-Yehuda Belski, Chaya-Rachel, Chaya-Cherna.
Grains and flour Isar Epstein, Israel Rabinovitch, Dudze Rabinovitch, Zelig Rabets, Moshe Rabets, Shlomo Bitanski, Leibel Gilerovits, Abraham Serebrovsky.
Home appliances and iron Joseph-Chaim Shapira, Laser Gordon, Hertzel Korlitzki, Michel Shmulovits, Rabbi Asher Orzechovsky, Gedalia Yatvicy.
Eggs Simcha-David.
Industrial branches
Mills Moshe-Aharon Boretsky and sons, David Belski.
Grinding mills and oil press Abraham and Yechiel Gorski, Yehuda Rabets and sons.
Tar burning Lozovsky family.
Seltzer Lieb Chaim Wolinsky.
Building branches
Building Yehushua-Aharon Lozovsky and sons, Michael Shmulovits.
Woods Moshe Shmulovits, Shlomo-Laser Rabets, Robijevski, Leib and his son Yehuda Kravchok.
Doctors Dr. Kremer, Dr. Kaplan.
Pharmacists Jacob Dvorzecky, Shimon Lachovitzki, Leib Romanovski.
Banks Yehushua Novomisky, Mordechai Rabets, daughter of Chaikel Isralvitz.
Agents Chatzkel Rabets, Shmerel Safir.
Transportation Joseph-Eliyahu Plavski, Moshe Shebtzik and sons.
Inns Abraham Shmulovitz
Photographs Tzira Mordkovski
Glazier Mordechai and son Abramovski.
Resort houses Shaina Margolin, Shlomo-Laser Rabets.
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The blue Keren Kayemit LiYisrael box was inserted, through the children, into every house. Every wedding and every gathering was accompanied by a bliml (ceremonial planting) dedicated to the Keren Kayemit LiYisrael fund.
I remember how in the Tarbut School a Chanukah evening was arranged with a big bazaar. Every homeowner had to tax himself with something for the bazaar. The money was dedicated to the Keren Kayemit LiYisrael. Naturally, my father, may he rest in peace, ordered that a beautiful big goose be chosen to be donated to the bazaar. We were village Jews. The honor of giving the goose to the bazaar committee fell to my lot. Indeed, I must say, since geese existed in this world, a goose never had such an honor as did that white goose.
She was put into a big beautiful basket dressed up with a blue ribbon, and she had the foremost place. She also participated with her hoarse goose's voice, calling everyone to participate in the bazaar. Thus, many such events were arranged often. This united the youth in one undertaking, living with a goal and an idea.
Remembering the HaShomer HaTsair (a leftist/socialist Zionist organization) from our shtetl. On a hill on Podkritsh Street, this group would meet at the home of Sarah Krovchik (Sarah the Carpenter woman). There in the small house with a total of two rooms, the boys and girls used to gather, singing and dancing, sweet and carefree
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children by nature, with a deep belief in a better, lighter future. They danced hand to shoulder drawing out the circle.
Life, although it was a poor one, and stringent, was still lived with dreams and hopes. The hope gave us a goal and sweetened the lives of our young people. The Molchad youth always felt the merit of enriching their cultural life.
In the shtetl, a drama circle was also founded. It would give performances. The stars of the drama circle were Alte Boretsky, Leibl Gilrovits, and others. The room was in the firemen's building, and when there was a large attendance and there weren't enough places on the benches, we used to sit on the water barrels of the firemen. But this was very pleasant, and it really brought great happiness and enjoyment.
The shtetl lived differently in the summer. Molchad had a reputation as a place for country homes. The dry pine forests attracted the dwellers from the larger cities where the air was dusty. The big-city people used to come to Molchad to heal themselves and revive themselves with the clean pine air. This brought a good income to the shtetl, whether in material or in business connections. Shopkeepers used to take in receipts, the dairy and the meat. The people from the country houses were big eaters. They didn't deprive themselves of the best that Molchad had to offermilk, butter, meat, and eggs, everything was offered to them. And we, the youth, were happy to meet new faces, new people, new songs and new hits, enriching our repertoire with new material. And in the beautiful summer nights, friends would enjoy being with each other.
I would like to write more and more about you, my small shtetl, how much beauty, naturalness, humility and warmth there was in you, but I open my eyes and I see the big mass grave by the green bridge. The earth still wakes fresh from the murdered dead, holy sacrifices.
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Translated by Jerrold Landau
In the recent Jewish press
Bafreiung, April 18, 1921 -- On Monday April 4, a meeting took place here with the participation of Mr. Nachimowski from Baranovichi. He spoke about the Zionist Movement and the need for Young Zionism amongst the Jewish working population. He urged activity toward the Keren HaAvoda [Workers's Fund] in the coming work month.
After the meeting, 38 members registered for Tzeirei Zion [Young Zion] and set up a committee to begin the work.
Dos Vort,' Vilna, 19 Shvat 5688 (1928) - The largest contributors[1] to the Committee of the Yeshivas, of 3 zloty and higher, in Maytchet. Yitzchak Novomiski - 8.85 zl; Sara-Rivka Abramovski - 9.60 zl; Moshe-Tzvi Rabinovitch - 5.77 zl.; Leib Novomiski - 5.55 zl.; Yisrael Belski - 35 zl.; Zelik Liubavich - 4.25 zl.; Chaikel Izralvitz - 3.75 zl.; Yehoshua Aharon Lozovski - 4 zl.; Yisrael Chaim (Shinovski) - 3.65 zl.; Refael Stein - 3.70 zl.; Reuven Shevchik - 3.50 zl.; Moshe-Pinchas Shmulevicz - 3 zl.; Shalom Leib Rabinovitch - 3 zl.; Chaya-Eidel Damenichev - 3 zl.; the prayer leader and shochet Gelman - 3 zl.; Naftali Zawolochki - 3 zloty.
Dos Vort, Vilna June 12, 1929 - From Maytchet, the sum of 35 zloty for the saving of the Yeshiva of Hebron has come in to our editor from Rabbi Yitzchak-Naftali Belski
Dos Vort, Vilna, Torah portion of Beshalach, 5698 (1938) -Thanks to the reorganization of the local Chorev committee, the local Chorev School reached a significant height. A first-class teaching personality was engaged, and the religious situation of the school was rectified appropriately.
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At the request of the Chorev Committee, a special examination commission consisting of the local rabbi and Gaon Rabbi Yaakov Grinburg, the shochet Reb Avraham Garbarz, and Reb Yisrael Budowla visited the school. The fundamental examinations that were conducted produced gleaming results.
Recently, the ten year anniversary of the local Charitable Fund was celebrated. A special delegate from the Vilna Yekopo[2] was sent to the celebration. Various speeches were delivered. Rabbi Yosef Chasid brought greetings from Agudas Yisroel. The presentation of Rabbi Grinburg, whose speech made a significant impression, was especially impressive.
On Tuesday of the Torah Portion of Vaera, a conclusion celebration [siyum] of the local Chevra Shas [Talmud Study Group] took place in the large Beis Midrash. The teacher of the class, the local rabbi and Gaon Rabbi Yaakov Grinburg, delivered a profound Hadran[3] on Jewish law and lore. Then, the crowd rejoiced at the celebratory meal. Special congratulations are to be given to the local Gabbai, Mr. Shmuel David Rabinovitfch, the initiator and master of ceremonies of the festive meal.
(A Maytcheter)
Wednesday, Torah portion of Tzav - A concluding celebration [siyum] of the Order of Nashim was celebrated by the local Chevra Shas. Rabbi Yaakov-Sender Grinburg, may he live long, delivered a content-filled Hadran in front of a packed Beis Midrash. After the Hadran, the gathering made their way to the rabbi's house, where a festive meal was held. In a dignified spirit, the rabbi once again spoke words of lore on the issues of the day. After that, Rabbi Yosef Chasid, a student of the Beis Yosef Yeshiva of Nowogrudek, delivered an emotional speech. Following this, the city's cantor Reb Shmuel Sokolovski performed some cantoral numbers. The gathering celebrated and rejoiced throughout the entire night. That impressive joyous occasion will remain in our memories for a long time.
(A resident of the city)
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Translated by Roslyn Sherman Greenberg The strong gray winter goes away little by little. A warm breeze forecasts the beginning of spring. Winter shows its last strength and sends down a white snow that covers our shtetl. The rays of the sun, with its warm breezes, change the newly fallen snow into a brownish thin mud. The mud fills all the streets, lanes, courtyards, and doesn't forget to push into the holes in the houses and shoes. The snow on the roofs is also melting, and the roofs look like a patched garment or a half-shaved face.
It's already after Purim. In the shtetl, we prepare already to bake matzos. In Molchad, as usual, we used to bake matzos in two locations. It was a combined effort; i.e. two or three householders used to gather in one of the designated houses to help each other with their own hands. This, you can understand, was less expensive, just the flour and other ingredients were needed. There were also rented houses that were converted into matzo factories, such as Henya-Basha's, Sheine-Malke's and also one on Shaseiner Street. In Henya-Basha's house the rest of the year there was a tailor shop. After Purim the house was changed into a matzo factory. First we would spread out smooth, white boards from wall to wall, creating a big table for the group. Afterward we used to put aside special places for those who spilled out the flour, the water pourers, the kneaders and rollers, etc. We paid only for the baking. Last of all we used to kosher the oven, carry in Our water, and all who were needy could come, bring his bit of flour and bake. The one who made the holes in the matzo was her son Chaim. (A tool called a reddler was used to make the holes and this job was usually given to a youngster.) Then would come householders with their own water pourers, flourers, kneaders, and rollers, and they paid only for the baking. Those who didn't have all the necessary people would hire helpers.
In a brave, happy mood we would bake the matzos. The spring breeze, which brings with it the smell of the earth freed from snow, would mix with the smell of the matzo baking, which made the senses drunk. It awoke in people feelings of hope and longing for a better and more beautiful life. When the matzo was baked,
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each person brought his package of matzos home and put it in a clean corner. In every house in a certain corner, a wooden keg covered with a white tablecloth tied around it stood on a little hay. There, beets were marinated for Passover borsht. Spring and Passover, like indivisible twins, came even closer to our shtetl.
Two weeks to Passover. We carry everything out of the house into the courtyard. We wash benches from the table, cabinets, and shelves. All are scrubbed, polished, rinsed and buffed once again, scoured and washed. The copper pans, basins, mortars, and pots we polish and we scrub up to three times, and they shine as if they were bleached by the sun, saying, Well, tell me which of us shines the most? The spring breeze blows the clothing and other articles in the courtyard. They appear once each year. We have a little happiness together, and both have great pleasure.
One week to Passover. Winter has vanished. Passover and spring in its whole splendor are already on the edge of the shtetl. The houses are ready, like citizens, for a great parade. The white curtains are bright through the clean panes. The scoured yellow-gold tables, benches, etc. are back in their places, covered with white tablecloths. The copper utensils fill the house with reflections from the rays of the sun. Whitewashed walls, polished door hardware, even new sticks for the forks, and brooms from fresh birch twigs, which bring the scent of the woods. The beds are decorated with clean linens. Plumped-up cushions, which were sewn during the long winter evenings, dress up the beds. Every house is ready to welcome the dear, great guestPassover.
A harder question was the clothing for the children. There was a solution. For the bigger children, new clothes were bought. For the smaller ones, the clothes that had become too small for the big ones were taken apart and remade so that each child should wear something new and be complimented. New shoes were bought for each child.
And now it's already the last day before Passover. In the evening, the father searches for chometz. The last bit of chometz gets put into a corner so it should not be seen. In the morning the chometz gets burned, and we bring in the important guest's packagesthe Passover utensils. What magical charm and flavor these Passover utensils possessed. How much joy and enchantment they brought into the hearts of the children. The tiredness and the sadness of the soul from the hard life all vanished.
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Hashomer Hatsair after the events of the war and the horrors that followed, the news of the Balfour Declaration was received with very great enthusiasm by the Jewish communities of Poland. However, at a time when the Zionist organizations throughout the country were emerging from the underground and were forced to progress in the face of the great historical event, only weak echoes of the footsteps of redemption reached us from the cities of the interior of the country and broke through the imaginations of the Jews of Maytchet, especially the youth. The area in which they were able to give expression to the feelings of their hearts was through the first Jewish youth movement, Hashomer Hatsair, which was tolerated by the government in the same manner as similar Russian and Polish Boy Scout movements.
The following were among those who stood at the helm of the chapter of Maytchet as founders and counselors: Shakna Gorski, Moshe Epshtein, Sara Boretcky, Chemda Margolin, and others.
With the founding of this youth organization, the foundations of physical and spiritual education, the development of orienteering talent, the nurturing of the traits of helping and benevolence, faithfulness to the state, and love for the national values of the nation were all laid down. Almost all the Jewish youth of the area were attracted to the chapter. Some of them formed groups and brigades. Heads of the groups and brigades were appointed. They occupied themselves with training protocols accompanied by Hebrew marching songs; physical training; listening to lectures and instructional classes on general scouting and the foundations of Judaism and nationalism; song; games; etc. They especially found their place with their impressive parades on Lag Baomer and all other appropriate occasions, when they marched with the permission of the authorities through the streets of the town with their scouting uniforms, waving their flags to the tempo of the Hebrew commands and Hebrew marching songs, on their way to their activities in the nearby forest.
The good name of the new movement spread in a positive fashion through the local community of parents and educators, who encouraged the members and received them politely when they came on Flower Days or on the campaign days for the Jewish National Fund and other Jewish institutions. It should be noted with satisfaction that the Hashomer Hatsair movement, which was the first of the Jewish national movements, implanted feelings of national pride in the heats of the adults, and even provided the impetus to the founding of the Zionist organization of Maytchet.
Summer camps for Hashomer members of the entire region were set up around Maytchet.
General Zionists The Zionist movement of Maytchet arose on the foundations of complete unity and harmony. There was never any divisiveness and fragmentations, as there was in larger cities.
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Virtually all the Jews of Maytchet were inculcated with the Zionist idea. Whatever the outlook of each individual was, they would all sit together at one table with a single objective before their eyes, namely: national revival and aliya to the Land of Israel, to build it and be built by it. The name General Zionists had no implication of doctrinal factionalism. It would be more accurate to say that the General Zionist organization included Jewish Zionists from all strata and outlooks.
|Leibl Gilerovitz
Shmaryahu Sapir a watchmaker and newspaper contractor, served as the chairman of the Zionist organization of Maytchet. The Jews of Maytchet remember well his enthusiastic speech delivered in the Great Synagogue in the year 5689 (1929 or 1930), in which he expressed the mass protest against the bloody events that were perpetrated in the land of Israel at that time. The active, veteran members of the Zionist organization were Chatzkel Ravits, Yankl Gilerovitz, Leibl Gilerovitz, and others.
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5. Yosef Lozovsky, 6. Lazar Epstein, 7. Rabets, 8. Moshe (son of the comedian),
9. Moshe Rabets, 10. Shmuel Korisofsky
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Their major activity was the registration of as many members as possible into this organization, which was indeed noted as the largest organization in town. They were very active in the national institutions such as the Jewish National Fund (Keren Kayemet), Keren Hayesod, and others. They made sure to send out members to hachsharah[1] to prepare them for aliya to the Land of Israel. The General Zionists were the main source of aliya of the middle class. We must only express sorrow that their successful activities in this realm were interrupted by the Second World War, and only few of them succeeded in their goal. Therefore, the number of survivors of Maytchet is small.
|Evening course for workers. Maytchet, 1930
Hechalutz The Hechalutz organization first arose through the efforts of the Zionist organization, and with its support as the executive arm with respect to the politics of aliya to the Land of Israel. With the passage of time, and with the work of actualization that they took upon themselves, Hechalutz developed and became a unique entity that stood on its own and was ideologically affiliated with the central Hechalutz organization. From that time, it received its directives and guidance directly from the national headquarters, and was assisted with support from the local Zionist Organization in exchange for recommending its members for hachsharah and obtaining permits for aliya (certificates).
The local Hechalutz sent its members to local hachsharah locations as well as those in the region, and even made sure to support the travel expenses of its needy members from its own funds.
The heads of Hechalutz in Maytchet included Leibl Shmulovitz, Noach Mordukovski, Yosef Lisovski, Alter Ravitz and others
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Mizrachi The Mizrachi chapter of Maytchet, which included the Orthodox Zionists who made efforts to actualize the motto of Torah and Work in the building of the nation and the Land, was also prominent, if not in numbers then in quality. It is fitting to note that their organization did not stand in opposition to the spirit of unity that pervaded in the general Zionist organization. On the contrary, it complemented that spirit, for it made it possible to include additional strata of Jewry and join them to the general Zionist efforts.
Hechalutz Hamizrachi (Mizrachi Pioneers), which served as an additional destination for hachsharah and aliya to the Land of Israel, arose through their efforts and their supports.
Mizrachi members included: Reb Yosef Shkolnikovitz, Yisrael Belski, Reuven Borski, Shmaryahu Safir, and others.
Small organizational cells of Zionist and non-Zionists, that arose in Maytchet during a later era included Freiheit (Dror), Tiferet Bachurim, and Bund.
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I didn't watch the Superbowl, this year (or…any year) but conversations about Beyoncé's halftime show caught my eye. On one hand, many felt that Beyoncé's display of all-women power and sexuality was inspiring and empowering. David Henson even went so far as to call it prophetic (and I agree):
It was a dance of defiance.
For 14 minutes, women were owned by no one. Instead, for those few prophetic and powerful minutes, Beyoncé and the women onstage with her owned the night.
Last night, men, misogyny, objectification, or sexism didn't win, even though they got most of the airtime.
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Others brought up valid criticisms, saying that they did not feel empowered by the performance and questioning what displays of power are allowed in the Super Bowl. Could a woman artist get on stage and display a less overtly sexual type of power? Probably not, and I think we do need to talk about other ways that power can be expressed.
What I can't stand, however, are people who call themselves feminists or progressives who spent the next day shaming Beyoncé, and I saw plenty of that as I watched the Twitter response pouring in. Many said that Beyoncé objectified herself because of the way she was dressed and the way she danced.
Though I think we need to have a conversation about how few images of women are presented in the music industry, right now, I just want to talk to those progressives.
Women have bodies.
No, women (like men) are bodies.
These bodies were not made for men to conquer, steal, and objectify but for women to be.
Many, if not most women have sex from time to time using our bodies. Often we are sexual with our bodies or we use our bodies to be sexy.
This does not make us objects. Objects don't have sex.
Men are often seen as more human, as REAL men when they are sexual, while women are accused of objectifying themselves.
But I repeat: Objects don't have sex.
Objectification does not happen when a woman like Beyoncé decides to use her sexuality to be powerful. Objectification happens when Audi commercials show a teenaged boy kissing a teenaged girl without her permission and displaying that as bravery. Objectification happens when men doing something sexual to a woman is put on the same level as a man driving an awesome car–when women are seen as nothing more than a product to be owned as a mark of manhood (note: women often objectify men and same-sex couples objectify one another. I'm speaking about the context of the Super Bowl and patriarchy, though often the situation is more complicated).
Objectification is something one person does to another person.
Objectification is treating someone as less than human, as if their body is nothing more than a thing to be claimed or conquered or bought.
Beyoncé went on stage last night and showed the world what a talented and powerful woman she was. She sang lyrics about independence and men not being ready or able to handle her body.
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The truth there's nothing a woman can wear under patriarchy that will prevent patriarchal men from trying to control their bodies.
Muslim women are accused of submitting to patriarchy for covering their bodies. Beyoncé is accused of submitting to patriarchy for showing hers. Even as she's literally singing lyrics about how men wouldn't even be able to handle her body, men think they can claim it as an object for themselves. To say that her performance is what caused men's objectification of her is the same talk as modesty culture which says that women must dress a certain way to keep their brothers from stumbling.
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Trudy Muley (not "Truly Muley"), on the other hand, is more of the Liane Cartman school of parenting. She's terrified of her son, and he's turned into a right monster because of it. Fenton walks all over Trudy during the birthday party, and when McGuirk steps up to keep things in order—as if it's one of his soccer practices—there's the implication that the kid acts like this because the coach's fleetingly positive influence doesn't affect Fenton like it affects Brendon. At least that's how I choose to read Trudy's reaction to McGuirk's "Would you like to punch me in the stomach?" offer—who couldn't say "Yes" to the man who finally says "No" to Fenton.
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Home Movies evolves a sense of continuity so quietly, it's legitimately surprising that we're six episodes into the second season and Paula's still unemployed. Multi-episode arcs aren't unheard of in primetime animation—Daria eventually ensnared its titular character in a love triangle; King Of The Hill was always mindful of past happenings in Arlen—but within the cartoon-short- and sketch-comedy-indebted (and occasionally stoned) environment of Adult Swim, it's a deviation from the norm. After all, when Home Movies was lacing Starboy and the Captain of Outerspace into the fabric of its second season, Sealab still blew up on a weekly basis.
The elements that carry over from episode to episode in the second season—Paula's job search, the Starboy movie, Brendon's pursuit of Cynthia, the big dad-related developments we'll get to next week—don't call attention to themselves. They're handled much like Coach McGuirk's first call to a former high-school classmate: Operating on the suggestion that life carries on in the spaces between episodes. These characters have a past, their world has a history; Home Movies doesn't suffer from the Mike Chang Sr. syndrome. There's no mapped-out, invested mythology behind that history, but the sense that Home Movies grows and matures with the viewer is a byproduct of stories that bridge a few episodes or an entire season.
While "The Party" and "Impressions" lay the groundwork for Brendon's space-opera masterpiece, the latter applies one of the series' favorite shades—self-delusion—to two of the second season's major story arcs. The characters of Home Movies excel at lying to other people while mostly lying to themselves; "Impressions" plays out like a farce where the major players are caught in lies that are both external and internal. Literally, in one case: After lying about his looks and his job to a second long-lost high-school love, Coach McGuirk must then convince himself that, no matter what he looks like on the outside, he's still "Disco John" (a.k.a. "Big John," a.k.a. "John 'Travolta' McGuirk") on the inside—and Disco John can still squeeze into tight, white bell bottoms.
I love how the episode fills in the coach's high-school years: In an instance where the writers hand the reins to the animators, McGuirk's years as an Afro-sporting Tony Manero wannabe are illustrated entirely through yearbook photos. He doesn't rehash campus exploits during his phone calls with Lorraine and Allison—the photos do all the talking. Those conversations have an elegant way of relating information as well: Before McGuirk can even offer a salutation, he hears kids yelling at one another and a barking dog. That's 20 years in the life of the woman formerly known as "Ally" explained in two minor sound effects. Likewise, McGuirk doesn't have to elaborate on the various falsehoods he's employed to secure a date with Lorraine because she does all the gabbing about his weight-lifting and successful Internet startup. Since Home Movies is a show that wastes no callback, you can assume that he's played the "opera ticket" gambit with her—it's merely icing on the cake when the voice on the other line says "I haven't been to the opera in years."
Yet for all the ways "Impressions" bends the truth, none of its big lies are told for wholly selfish reasons. Brendon, Paula, and McGuirk bend themselves into these uncomfortable positions out of some sense of accommodation: Brendon deceives Cynthia because he can't turn down advice from Jason and Coach McGuirk; Paula pretends the test copy of her typing exam is her original work because she needs to support her family—and besides that, she doesn't want to disappoint the guy the the horseshoe mustache. (It's for similar reasons that Brendon alters Starboy And The Captain Of Outerspace to suit the whims of Scäb.) Only McGuirk receives anything resembling comeuppance, and he likely still made a profit by hocking those opera tickets.
Excepting the outcome of Brendon's storyline, there's a lack of Big Consequences to these actions, and I have to wonder if that contributes to Home Movies' inability to appeal to a base wider than its cult audience. (An intelligent, discerning, kind, and generous cult audience, I might add.) These characters never win, but the impact of that never-winning accumulates into a coating of comedic dissatisfaction that spreads across all of Home Movies, rather than dotting the landscape at 22-minute intervals.
But could that impact be felt on Home Movies, even in an episode as well-constructed as "Impressions," where the lies snowball until they collide in that hilarious phone call from country-club-detained Brendon to pariah-of-the-temp-agency Paula? This is still an episode that hits its highest notes in tangents like McGuirk and Brendon's discussion of lying or the "Why?"s and "What?"s Brendon exchanges with the country club waiter. The more the series hones its storytelling chops, the more moments like these pop. And the pop of, say, Brendon declaring "Do you know who my father is?" (when the character himself couldn't pick Jason's dad out of a lineup) will always be more important than a Home Movies character receiving his or her just deserts.
Those consequences resonate deeply within Brendon, though. "I don't lie all the time," he tells Cynthia following the Country Club fiasco. "I just do it when I feel it's important." And at that point in "Impressions," Brendon must now lie to himself about losing Cynthia. That leads to the second of this week's excellent endings, as Brendon babbles, Woody Allen-like, through a montage of plots to win Cynthia back. But it's too late, and he's been hung out to dry on his own untruths. It's a good thing he has Starboy And The Captain Of Outerspace to distract him—that and the bigger life event that takes up both of next week's episodes. Until then, he'll need to, as they say, be left alone to process this to a point of understandingness.
Stray observations:
- The kids' ninja outfits correspond to their everyday wardrobe, but the colors also match their equivalents within the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Brendon leads, Melissa does machines (that's sort of a fact, Jack—she's at least the smartest of the bunch), and Jason is a party dude. Since McGuirk wears red—in addition to being cool and rude—he's Raphael.
- Before a reminder of the film's actual title, I took notes about Brendon's preparations for Starboy And Captain Spaceship. Totally different thing.
- The Muleys' refusal to call Brendon's movies either "videos" or "films" is one of life's simplest pleasures.
- Either the text in McGuirk's yearbook came straight from a primary source or someone in the art department recreated the banal, inside-joke-laden memories of high-school seniors to an uncanny degree.
- A transcript of the invitation to Fenton's party, which mixes well with Brendon Small's goofy-as-fuck "The Birthday Song": "Jolly jeepers, ain't it great? Fenton Muley's turning 8. Eat some ice cream, eat some cake: Jeepers jolly, ain't it great?"
- Brendon Small must've had his ear to the musical pavement, because he was writing first-draft Kanye West lyrics a good year-plus before the release of "Through The Wire": "My presence was requested, so I'm bringing my presences. My presence is the gift."
- The latest in an ongoing series of potential epitaphs for Coach John McGuirk: "I'm like a sexless John Glenn."


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Accrington - Romauld Boco (Chamois Niortais, 3 month contract), Paul Brown (Tranmere, Loan), Andy Dibble (Wrexham, Free - Player Coach)
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Cambridge - Ritchie Hanlon (Weymouth, Free)
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Exeter - Tony Scully (Notts Co, Loan)
Halifax - Danny Forrest (Bradford, Season Loan), Jake Wright (Bradford, Season Loan)
Scarboro - Jake Speight (Sheff Utd, Undisclosed)
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The San Jose Sharks have seen some of their prospects demonstrate solid development over the 2011-12 season while others have been seemingly stuck in neutral. Benn Ferriero and Justin Braun have graduated since the last Top 20 list while others such as Taylor Doherty, Harri Sateri, Nick Petrecki, and Brandon Mashinter have seen their stock decline over the season. The organization signed several quality free agents this spring including Travis Oleksuk, Matt Tennyson, and Sebastien Stalberg.
1. (14) Freddie Hamilton, C, 7.5C
Drafted 5th round, 129th overall, 2010
Hamilton has vastly improved on his overall two-way game this season with the OHL Niagara Ice Dogs and has been moved to the top of the team's list of prospects. The physical playmaking centerman showed more maturity, character and increasing his offensive skills while scoring 12 power play goals along with three shorthanded tallies. He has performed with the elite of his age at the 2012 WJC Tournament and was one of the important players for Team Canada. He played a shutdown, checking role against the opposition's best offensive lines and had good success while taking the important faceoffs for his team.
The 20-year-old has jumped to the top of the Sharks organizational depth chart more from his improvement on the defensive side to his game as a shutdown, offensive centerman and could quite easily be a top-six player for the Sharks. He will need to add more muscle over the summer in order to play his physical style of game at the professional level.
2. (4) Matt Nieto, RW, 7.5C
Drafted 2nd round, 47th overall, 2011
Nieto really improved on the offensive side with his explosive speed and showed that he can play as a top-six forward at Boston University. The sophomore winger has improved his overall game, is equally as fast with or without the puck, and has a quick release. He improved his offensive numbers by almost 20 points while scoring five power play goals along with three game winning goals of the Terriers. It was his defensive game that moved him up this Top 20 list, when he scored a shorthanded and finished the 2011-12 season with a plus-18 rating in 37 NCAA games.
Nieto will need to take on a bigger offensive role and add more muscle over the next two years at Boston University but it's possible the speedy talented winger could be ready ahead of schedule.
3. (3) Tommy Wingels, C, 7C
Drafted 6th Round, 177th overall, 2008
Wingels improved on his offensive numbers to start the AHL season and was given several call-ups to the NHL with the Sharks. He suffered an upper body injury in January which sidelined him for 15 games but after a brief conditioning stint in Worcester, he returned to the NHL. The versatile centerman show good poise with the puck, excellent skating speed and balance while using his vision to create scoring opportunities for his linemates on the Shark's fourth line.
Wingels showed that he can play at the NHL level this season and as he grows more comfortable in the NHL, the centerman can play a physical puck possession two-way game. His top potential is on the top-nine for the Sharks but he could be a very good third line character, shutdown player with some offensive upside.
4. (NR) Travis Oleksuk, C, 7.5D
Signed as a free agent, March 2012
The Sharks have signed a very good offensive centerman in Oleksuk who can play at both ends of the rink, has lots of speed but can control the pace of play as a deception to the opposition. The playmaking centerman managed 21 goals and 32 assists this season, second to 2012 Hobey Baker winner and teammate Jack Connolly in points.
Oleksuk will join the Sharks AHL affiliate for 2012-13 but should be expected to maybe see some bottom-six time in the NHL as well.
5. (1) Taylor Doherty D, 7.5D
Drafted 2nd Round, 57th overall, 2009
In his first season at the professional level, Doherty really struggled with the speed of the game, frequently getting caught out of position and providing very little in the way of offense from the blue line. The big defenseman has trouble with his skating, pivots both ways; balance and speed are lacking to be a top-two defenseman in the NHL for the sharks.
Doherty will have to work extra hard over the summer training to improve his overall game but the big man will still be a long term development project for the Sharks. His projection is more likely to be a big, physical shutdown defenseman with a little offense if he makes the NHL.
6. (NR) Matt Tennyson, D, 7.5D
Signed as a free agent, March 2012
Tennyson was the top offensive defenseman at Western Michigan University for coach, Andy Murray who coached in the NHL before joining the university this season. The junior was fourth in scoring for the Broncos and controlled the team's power play while scoring 15 power play goals along with three game winning goals over the last two seasons.
Tennyson has excellent skating and puck moving skills but can be a little weak with defensive zone positioning and pinches offensively at the wrong times. This can be corrected at the AHL level because the big physical defenseman has the hockey IQ and all the capabilities to be a top-two defenseman but will need time to develop more his defensive game.
7. (10) Konrad Abeltshauser, D, 7C
Drafted 6th Round, 163rd overall, 2010
Abeltshauser can really skate for his size, has solid offensive skills, will jump up into the rush and has a hard, accurate shot from the point. The tall, lanky blueliner finished near the top of the QJMHL for defensemen in scoring and was his team's leader on the back end. He worked more this season on improving moving the puck up ice quicker and playing better positionally in the defensive zone.
Abeltshauser signed a three year NHL entry level contract on April 11, 2012 after an excellent season and QJMHL playoff run with the Mooseheads. The big mobile German-born defender could be in the AHL for the 2012-13 season and projects as a possible number four defenseman at the NHL level.
8. (NR) Dylan DeMelo, D, 7C
Drafted 6th round, 179th overall, 2011
DeMelo improved on his offensive numbers of last season for a much weaker Mississauga team while playing on both specialty units and big shutdown minutes. The Shark were impressed enough to give the young defenseman an ATO to play for AHL Worcester for four games to end his year. He was a solid plus three rating with an assist in the four AHL games and the team signed him to a three-year NHL entry-level contract.
DeMelo has another year at the junior level to get bigger and continue improving his overall game. He will need to add more muscle, up his offensive play, bring more physicality and character to his game for Mississauga in the OHL next season.
9. (NR) Lee Moffie, D, 7C
Drafted 7th Round, 188th overall, 2010
Moffie was a solid overall defenseman for the Michigan Wolverines and play on the team's shutdown pairing later in the season with Jon Merrill (NJD). The puck moving defenseman was one point behind the team's offensive leaders in points and tops amongst the Wolverines' defensemen. He improved his offensive numbers by 15 points over his sophomore season by contributing at both end of the ice with two power play goals, a shorthanded tally and two important game winning goals in all 41 NCAA games.
Moffie will be expected to play a bigger role on the team's specialty units, provide character and leadership as a returning senior for the Wolverines. He needs to shoot the puck more often with his big point shot but play a much more physical game in his own end and in front of his net this season.
10. (6) Alex Stalock, G, 7C
Drafted 4th Round, 112th overall, 2005
Stalock returned late in the season after missing almost a year after the tendon behind his left knee was severed by a skate and suffered nerve damage on February 4, 2011 in a game against Manchester. In January 2012, he finally started playing a string of six conditioning games in the ECHL for the Stockton Thunder then was re-assigned to the AHL. The athletic, mobile netminder started to show his All-star form again by the end of the season after playing two games for Worcester and three more while being loaned to the Peoria Riverman.
Stalock's comeback season ended out of the AHL playoffs so the butterfly goalie will have a long summer to bang off all the rust while working on his fundamentals and angles. With his new outlook on a second chance at playing hockey, the stellar netminder is still the Shark best goalie prospect but will need a new contract for next season.
11. (2) Harry Sateri, G, 7C
Drafted 4th Round, 106th overall, 2008
Sateri struggled to start his rookie season in the AHL but still managed to start a little more than half of Worcester's games putting up solid numbers due a late season surge as the Finish-born netminder adjusted to the game. The smart butterfly goalie has trouble with his timing when going down too early and learning to read the play. He needs to continue to adjust to the angles of the smaller ice surface, has to increase his lateral speed and the quicker speed of play at the professional level.
Sateri has the calm demeanor, work ethic and character to be a solid back-up goalie with some upside but can't really carry a team like Stalock yet. He will have stiff competition in Worcester with the goaltenders trying to step-up their games for the starting job next season.
12. (NR) Cody Ferriero, C, 7C
Drafted 5th Round, 127th overall, 2010
Ferriero was having an excellent sophomore year on the top line for Northeastern before he underwent surgery for a torn meniscus and missed the second half of the season. He had already doubled his offensive numbers from his freshman season in only half the NCAA games. The quick skating centerman is a pure scorer who is smart enough to let his linemates carry the puck up the ice and find the little soft spots in the defensive coverage where he can get off his quick, hard accurate release.
It will be important to see how the injury effects Ferriero's skating but it isn't as bad as a torn ACL or MCL. The junior should put up excellent number next season if he can stay healthy for the whole year at Northwestern.
13. (NR) Sebastien Stalberg, C/RW 6.5C
Signed as a free agent, March 2012
Stalberg is not big or as physical as his brother, Victor Stalberg (CHI) but the speedy forward is a quick skater, a playmaker and has a good release. The talented centerman led the University of Vermont with 31 points in 34 games in his junior year this season while scoring six power play goals and a game winning goal.
He needs to add more muscle, make better decisions with or without the puck and show a better two-way game in order to get to the NHL. He will need to bring his usual consistent effort every shift and game while producing offensive numbers and playing smart in all three zones of the ice.
14. (5) Nick Petrecki, D, 6.5C
Drafted 1st Round, 27th overall, 2007
Petrecki has NHL size, can play mean and physical, skates and moves the puck well, but has not produced much in the way of offense, especially considering his booming shot from the point.
In a talent pool filled with big defensemen, Petrecki needs to bring more offense, make smarter plays with the puck and learn when to better pick his spots. Time is running out for the physical blueliner and he needs to show the Sharks organization that he is capable of playing defense at the NHL level.
15. (7) William Wrenn, D, 6.5C
Drafted 2nd Round, 43rd overall, 2009
Wrenn has fallen on this top 20 list more from not improving his offensive game as an overage at the WHL level. The big, calm, poised defenseman can play solidly on the defensive side of the ice but doesn't have much offensive upside. He is a character player, a team first mentality and a leader as Portland's captain this season.
Wrenn needs to play with more physicality in the defensive zone and improve his reverse pivoting so he can better control the space between opposing forwards. He can be a solid defensive defenseman with some offensive upside at the AHL level starting next season.
16. (8) Brandon Mashinter, LW, 6.5C
Signed as a free agent, March 2009
Mashinter wasn't able to get a chance to be called-up to the NHL this season and played 65 games putting up similar offensive numbers to the 2010-11 season. The hulking winger plays with physicality and grit and works well down low along the boards and around the net. The third year player started to pick up his offensive game late in the season when the team was fighting for an AHL playoff spot.
Mashinter needs improvement in his skating stride and defensive skills to develop into a power forward. He also needs to start getting into higher traffic areas and stop playing with a sniper mentality. He projects as a third or fourth line checking forward if he gets to the NHL.
17. (11) Marek Viedensky, C, 6.5C
Drafted 7th Round, 189th, 2009
Viedensky struggled in his first professional season, battling injuries and when healthy, having difficulty getting good ice time. He has a good work ethic, solid defensive play, and excels at killing penalties. However, he needs to improve in the offensive zone and drive harder to the net. He also needs to better utilize his big frame to score in the dirty areas of the ice.
18. (17) Sena Acolatse, D, 7D
Signed as a free agent, March 2011
Acolatse had a solid offensive rookie season in the AHL for Worcester and showed that he can handle himself when dropping the gloves. The physical defender struggled to start the season but grew more comfortable with the AHL level as the year progressed and finished strong with five power play goals.
Acolatse will need to improve his defensive zone positioning, his decision making with or without the puck and reduce the high risk pinching at the oppositions' blue line. If he can develop his defensive game then the offensively skill defenseman has a possible upside as a 3rd or fourth d-man at the NHL level.
19. (18) Sean Kuraly, C, 7D
Drafted 5th Round, 133rd overall, 2011
Kuraly exploded for a 41 point improvement over last year in USHL for the Indiana Ice. The 2011, 5th round draft pick scored 32 goals along 38 assists in 54 games and showed he has a bigger offensive upside than first expected. The two-way centerman set a team record of six shorthanded goals this season and was fourth in scoring for the USHL.
Kuraly needs to continue developing his two-way game while bring that offensive flair and production to the NCAA level next year with the Miami (Ohio) University Redhawks (CCHA). The late rounder is still a long shot to get to the NHL but he will be fun to watch over his four year development in NCAA.
20. (12) Justin Sefton, D, 6.5C
Drafted 3rd Round, 89th overall, 2011
Sefton is a tough, physical defensive defenseman but he will need to show more offensive game to get an entry level contract from the Sharks. The organization has many big defensemen of his type so he has to bring more to the table in the OHL with Sudbury Wolves.
The big defenseman needs to improve his pivots, stride lengths, and better balance along with working on making quicker outlet passes. Others have improved more than him this season but he's still young enough with another year at the junior level to develop his overall game.


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Design and test a paper helicopter. What is the best design?
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Write a Logo program, putting in variables, and see the effect when you change the variables.
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This is the second in a twelve part introduction to Logo for beginners. In this part you learn to draw polygons.
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