Bishop Guertin's James Algeo has control over Hollis Brookline's Will Crawford during Wednesday night's dual meet in Hollis. (Courtesy photo by Dora Lomme) It was a Wild Wednesday on the high school docket. Besides hockey and wrestling, there were some key girls basketball tilts as well. In hockey, the BG boys got a big road win, and Alvirne-Milford just keeps on winning under interim coach Molly Norton. And the BG girls snapped their longest losing streak in several years. But it was also a huge wrestling night, and in the annual dual meet battle between Hollis Brookline and Bishop Guertin, the Cavs prevailed. Here’s the rundown on that Wild Wednesday before weather likely shuts down Thursday: The Cavs got wins by Victor Lomme at 113 (pin), Hunter Knight at 126 (pin), Caden Bruseo at 138 (technical fall 18-1), Jacob Critchfield at 157 (pin), Martin Burns at 165 (pin), and Jacob Velez at 175 (pin). For BG, James Algeo got a technical fall 15-0 win at 132, Finn Murphy a 7-1 decision at 144, and Jack Foster a pin at 150. Wins for the Tomahawks were by Avery Berardinelli at 126 (pin) to go with several forfeits. Campbell wins were Logan Gillen at 132 (14-9 decision), James MacLean at 138 (pin), Logan Alaire at 175 (pin) and Jaydon Uccello at 190 (pin). In their other match in the tri-meet, the ‘Hawks got wins by Owen Sayball at 126 and Cooper Seltsam-Wilps at 215. All of Campbell’s points were on forfeits. The Spartans prevailed in their final dual meet of the season with pins by Kiki Lordan (126), Cam Stickney (138), Phil Wright (150), Noah Kittredge (165), Jack Clancy (175), and Brandon Leeman (heavyweight). Other wins came from Jace Wilhelmi (6-5 decision) and Nate post (4-0 decision). They also got two forfeits. Milford heads to Salem Saturday for a quad meet with Manchester Central and Memorial. Noah Cordiero’s third period goal was the difference for the Cards (10-3) for a a big win on the road, their sixth straight. Ryan Mogielnicki and Gavin Santos got assists. Luca Ferrari, Jordan Delude and Mogielnicki gave the Cards a 3-0 lead with three second period goals before Hanover came roaring back. Bradyn MacLean also had an assist. Conor Hayes got the win in goal for BG, which is at Bedford on Monday at Saint Anselm’s Sullivan Arena. The Admirals outshot the visitors by a whopping 49-9 at Skate 3 to improve to 11-3 in Division II and clinch a first-round bye. Braydon Atwood and Brandon Ganas each had two goals and two assists. Brandon Callahan, Mason Tomkins, Dylan Macleod, Landon Briand and Logan Howard also scored. Briand, MacLeod, Luc Pelletier, Brandon Hiltz, Riley McCarthy, Bryce Larco and Nate Ricci also all had assists. Mason Komarek had one save while Ari Scarbro had four in goal for the Admirals, who host unbeaten Oyster River on Saturday. The WarHawks gave the Bobcats just their second blemish of the season (11-0-2) at the Whittemore Center. MHBDS is now 8-4-2 and will be at Manchester on Saturday. Scar Casey and Emily Powers combined in goal for the shutout as the Cards snapped a six-game losing streak. Haley Gagne (goal, three assists), Carly Green (goal, assist), Grace Spengler, KateOskrko, Avaa Brennan (goal each) and Giadda Kennedy and Ari Pascik (assist each). Now 3-10, the Cards host Salem on Saturday at Skate 3. The Panthers fell to 6-9 despite 16 points from Addie Borden and 12 from Nicole De Jesus. Karina O’Donnell added eight and Lexi McGuire seven. Concord Christian improved to 12-3. South will visit Dover on Friday. The Broncos (9-6) had to withstand one of the Tomahawks’ best games of the year as Merrimack had a seven-point lead in the fourth quarter but couldn’t hold on. Bronco Ella Hartson scored seven of her game-high 22 points in the fourth quarter, while Courtney Anderson added 11. Abby Herod led Merrimack with 17 points while Meghan McCarthy had 13 and Avary Cruz 12. Alvirne hosts Dover on Tuesday while that night Merrimack (1-14) will try to snap a 12-game skid at Concord. The Sabers broke out to a 22-4 lead and never looked back, imoproving to 5-9. Zofia Rosenfeld had 16 points, while Kayden Merriam added 10 and Tess Jancar (nine) and Lanai Hickman (eight) also chipped in. Hickman also held Stark scorer Alexis Corbet, the fifth leading scorer in Division II, to just three points. Copyright © 2025 Ogden Newspapers of New Hampshire, LLC | https://www.nashuatelegraph.com | 110 Main St, Ste 1, Nashua, NH 03060 | 603-882-2741 After a successful start to the academic year with close to 100% occupancy at its residences, UXCO Group is extending its portfolio with the ECLA Lille-Lomme co-living scheme in Lille. © 2025 BTR News. All Rights Reserved. The Reggio Emilia Approach is an educational philosophy that considers that children develop through contact with adults (parents and teachers) © Olivier WogensckyPrototype arrangements: an indoor street SectionA childcare centre is a place that is used in many and complex ways. As a place that hosts small infants, it must stimulate them, support them and protect them; as a workplace for adults, it must also be practical, versatile, efficient and comfortable. The challenge was to combine these different demands, rhythms, speeds and scales. © Stephan LucasA village for small children The floor plays a major role in the lives of crawling tiny tots. The floor covering is all in various pastel shades of beige, ranging from chocolate to sand. These shades may be smooth or striated, forming a tatami mat that is fun to touch and that children can explore at their will. The slight differences stimulate rather than shock the children, the aim being always to encourage them through suggestion. SectionA building that children can make their own © Olivier WogensckyWell-concealed performance The interior fittings live up to the highest levels of health safety and comfort while also trying to conceal the standardized features commonly found in this kind of establishment one doesn’t notice the finger protection strips covering the hinges because they run the whole length of the door Most of the technical installations – ventilation and extraction hangers and recessed lights on dimmers – use rounded The acoustic fittings become patterns that blend in with the sculpted ceilings All of these design features combine to make the centre more than just a community day-care facility: it is a home from home for the children and their parents You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email UXCO Group's acquisition of the Ecla Lille-Lomme co-living scheme increases the accommodation offering in the Lille area Mégane Lourenco Aliaksandr Antanovich - ShutterstockOn fait quoi à Lille ce week-end Soirée Beetlejuice au Kinepolis de Lomme rendez-vous au Kinepolis de Lomme pour une soirée spéciale Beetlejuice  vous êtes invités à plonger en immersion dans le film avec une ambiance digne de Tim Burton (à savoir bien macabre et décalée comme on l'aime) des animations et surprise ponctueront l'événement et une cocktail d'outre-tombe vous sera servi  Venez invoquer Beetlejuice dans votre plus belle tenue gothique pour l'occasion  Une publication partagée par Kinepolis France (@kinepolis_france) NŪ et son rooftop se métamorphosent en un jardin suspendu le temps d’un week-end de rentrée Venez savourer un moment d’évasion unique lors d’une Garden Party inédite. Face à la skyline lilloise NŪ vous plonge dans une atmosphère verdoyante où la nature rencontre le chic urbain." Une publication partagée par Nū Lille (@nulille) Festival de lumière Luminescence à la Treille Après avoir conquis plus de 200 000 visiteurs à Bordeaux, le festival de sons et lumières Luminescence débarque à Lille pour nous envoûter  Ce festival complètement fou et magique s'installera dans la capitale des Flandres à partir du 6 septembre 2024 pour une série de dates exceptionnelles. Et pour en mettre plein la vue aux Lillois Luminescence prendra ses quartiers dans un monument emblématique au cœur du quartier historique de Lille: la Basilique Cathédrale Notre-Dame de la Treille. Pour la première fois musique spatialisée 3D et jeux de lumières s'unissent pour faire découvrir Notre-Dame de la Treille comme vous ne l'avez jamais vue jusque là !  le Jardin Electronique, est bel et bien de retour ce week-end  Cet open air gigantesque (et incontournable à Lille) se tiendra sur 2 jours au Parc Urbain de Lomme et 3 nuits à Slalom Petite nouveauté cette année : il y aura 4 scènes et donc 4 fois plus de plaisir  Une publication partagée par Electro News (@electronewsfr) A la tombée de la nuit en été commence le ballet incessant et frénétique des chauves-souris  Elles se réveillent et se mettent en chasse : moustiques et papillons de nuit n’ont qu’à bien se tenir ! Grâce à ces incroyables mammifères volants les populations d’insectes sont naturellement régulées Venez les observer et découvrir leurs secrets lors d’une sortie avec une animatrice de la LPO Hauts-de-France. Lieu : jardin de la pouponnière En savoir plus Lille 3000 et LMTT vous invitent à explorer des disciplines variées comme la boxe de concerts et de battles dans une ambiance conviviale et festive Venez partager cette expérience unique où le sport et la culture se rencontrent !  En savoir plus Des courts de tennis de Roland-Garros ouverts gratuitement au public cet été la Grand-Place de Roubaix va se transformer en paradis des fleurs Un pop-up 100% maillots de foot vintage débarque à Lille ce weekend Rain giving way to foggy conditions overnight Connecticut police said officers determined Caleb Lomme marijuana ‘edibles’ and drug paraphernalia a bulletproof vest adorned with patches for ATF and police — A former high school athlete from Brookline was arrested in Connecticut early Sunday by South Windsor police on charges of running a drug factory and weapons possession investigated reports of a suspicious vehicle and people on Tallwood Drive around 1 a.m Police said during a roadside interview of the driver officers determined he was in possession of marijuana Lomme also had a butterfly knife and brass knuckles on his person South Windsor police said a search of the vehicle produced 28 pounds (199 bars) of 300 mg THC edible candy bars and 10 sheets of wax paper containing 401 grams of marijuana oil that can be smoked using a vaporizing pipe A bulletproof vest adorned with patches for ATF and police and two pellet rifles were also found in the car Lomme was arrested on charges of operating a drug factory possession/sale of more than 1 kilogram of cannabis and two counts of carrying a dangerous weapon Lomme was held on a $200,000 surety bond for arraignment Lomme was arrested back in 2016 in Amherst on a theft charge Lomme was a member of the wrestling and football teams while attending Hollis/Brookline High School Email notifications are only sent once a day Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Would you like to receive our daily news? Signup today Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account Thank you for choosing to be part of the Data Blog community The latest blog posts and blog-related announcements will be delivered directly to your email inbox 107 North Broad StMilford, CT 06460">203-874-0268 When we heard that Belgian gallery Z33 was holding a "sustainability summer school" during this year's Salone del Mobile in Milan, we were interested in finding out more about these New Heroes. Thomas Lommée's OpenStructures project is one of five-presentations from the New Times New Heroes show A global dialogue four years in the making the Project has steadily grown to encompass a variety of parts and objects all scaled according to an open-source grid system We sat down with Lommée to learn more about the origins of the OpenStructures project chat about learnings from the beta model and hear more about new models for adaptivity what sparked the start of the OpenStructures project in 2007 Thomas Lommée: The OpenStructures project was a personal project that started with a sketch at the Institute Without Boundaries I was looking for a more sustainable way of building modularity is one of the core principles of sustainable design because it allows for flexibility in your design It allows for objects to shrink and to grow and to adapt there's this development of open source thinking and open source development within software which allows for people to build further on other people's designs And then there was a third development which was laser [cutting] and 3D printing It allowed for people to design and build at home These four trends merged into the OpenStructures project How can we make objects that are easy to adapt and that also the consumer can build further on It was basically about generating a new relationship between the consumer or the end-user and the computer.So it's really about looking differently at objects It's really about not looking at them for what they are but for what they could become It's about looking at the potential within the existing and it's about pre-designing a second life in an object And it's also about trying to change the notion of waste when it's no longer valuable within its context But if you make a part or an object part of a bigger system What process did you go through to determine the dimensions of the grid from logistical objects like crates and pallets to kitchen structures and I tried to look for the biggest denominator What are some of the opportunities and limitations you've discovered as people have really started interacting with the project and actually putting it into use but actually what I discovered was it was way more about the assembly points pattern because that is actually the interface between two different parts That's really where different parts meet and where they can interconnect was to integrate common diameters of parts so that different parts can be screwed together but something that different people suggested I also tested the models on different scales—on product scale on interior architecture scale and on architecture scale and actually we were kind of proceeding on all three of the scales I think it's very important to mention that it's not a perfect system at all There's a lot of flaws and there's a lot of things that don't make sense yet but it's really about trying to think about the outcome: what's now the next step Which kind of object do we think is interesting to build further on it's all about evolution—about the emergence of different objects or object families and about trying to monitor this evolution Do you find that there's particular regions within the world that are more interested in building this modular kind of open source system and a lot of what people come up with has already been done and it's actually been done in regions where there's scarcity You see that people start making accommodations improvise or they have to try to come up with a quick solution And that's where we see a lot of things between this project and the existing situation What I think would be great is if imagine within 20 years if I walk on the street and I see some kind of dumped object and I see that certain parts of this object are according to this grid Then I could imagine what I would do if I unscrew these parts off and either bring them to an open structure shop Test it out; it only takes a single click to unsubscribe Tactile is a product and UX design firm founded in 2004 is a boutique industrial design consultancy that .. 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Sign In Please enter your email and we will send an email to reset your password Nashua South's Ben Byrne knows he's about to win the state title at 150 pounds with a win over Pinkerton's Carter Mayotte in the finals The area had a combined boy-girl five state wrestling champions thanks to some great performances in the Meet of Champions at Pinkerton Academy on Saturday 1 Pinkerton’s Carter Mayotte in a tight 9-6 decision to capture the state title including pinning Timberlane’s Colton Seuss in the semis South just missed sending a second wrestler to the New England Championships next week at the Providence (R.I.) Career and Technical Academy Connor Whitman finished fourth at 165; the top three in each weight class qualify Alvirne Shawn Boudreau defended his title at 215 as he beat Pinkerton’s Anthony Carso with a major decision (9-0) in the finals Fellow Bronco Shayne Mackey pinned Timberlane’s Jason O’Brien in the finals at 165 to capture his title The Broncos were the top local team finisher in seventh Timberlane won the overall title with 180 points Hollis Brookline’s Caden Bruseo captured the title at 138 upending Salem’s Talen Walton with a technical fall (16-0) win The Cavs will send two others to the New Englands as Victor Lomme was second at 113 bowing to Timberlane’s Ben Mann via an 18-2 tech fall (but he got two wins via pins en route to the finals) Souhegan will send one to the New Englands Gabe Holt (215) and Ben Smiley (138) took home fourths Campbell’s Logan Allaire took second at 175; he pinned Spaulding’s Sawyer Goodwin in the semis but was in turn pinned by Londonderry’s David Pento Bishop Guertin has two wrestlers finish fifth Dominic Stamp at 138 and James Algeo at 132 Hollis Brookline’s Caden Bruseo grinded his way to a state title at 138 in the Meet of Champions at Pinkerton on Saturday Alvirne’s Jillian Boncore captured the title at 165 as she topped Bishop Guertin’s Ayla Saeturn in the finals with a pin at 244 Souhegan’s Isabelle Brandt was second at 145 falling 7-4 to Spaulding’s Mackenzie Lacoss in the finals Merrimack’s Avary Beradinella was second at 120 bowing to Manchester West’s Misel Medina via a 20-2 tech fall in the finals She got a forfeit win and then a pin over Bedford’s Grace Kenna in the semis Milford’s Mya Coombs was second at 185; she was pinned in the finals at 5:01 by Concord’s Madison Beauregard Salem won the team title with 78 points; Souhegan was the top local finishing eighth (25.5) Copyright © 2025 Ogden Newspapers of New Hampshire LLC | https://www.nashuatelegraph.com | 110 Main St Hollis Brookline's Caden Bruseo (top) took a first at HB hosted Nor'Easter tourney track and wrestling in the local high school world and wow were they wrestling and running The two major events included a good day for Hollis Brookline at the Nor’Easter tourney they host while the Nashua South boys and girls track teams enjoyed wins at UNH the Alvirne-Milford boys hockey team is proving its a force in Division II Here’s a sensational Saturday for locals: PINKERTON WINS HB NOR’EASTER; CAVS FOURTH Hollis Brookline was the top local finisher with 202 points finishing fourth overall in the 23-team event behind third place Goffstown 203.5) second place Plymouth (212.5) and winner Pinkerton (217.5) Bishop Guertin was eighth (88) while Nashua North was 13th (33) Campbell 16th (28) and Nashua South 17th (27) and Merrimack 20th HB got four firsts with Caden Bruseo at 138 Gavin Turcotte (120) was second while Jameson Keller was third in the same weight class HB’s Guy Lafreniere was fifth at 120 as was Scout Crea at 126; sixths went to Phillip Berke (215) Bishop Guertin got a second from Bishop Kearns at 285 and Jack Foster at 150 James Algeo at 132 and Dominic Stamp at 138 North’s scorers were Kayden allerand-Kennaeally (150) and Owen Gagnon (120) Campbell’s Nick Goulet was sixth at 126 pounds while for South Nicholas Samos was fifth at 165 The Broncos were the top local at the prestigious George Bossi Tourney at the Tsongas Center finishing 34th with Shayne Mackey (175) and Shawn Boudreau (215) getting fifths and Kylar Cox seventh at 106 Nashua South’s Ben Byrne was fifth at 150 while Milford’s Elijah Wales was eighth at 215 The Spartans were busy also at a tournament in Tyngsborough Colton Schuster (126) and Devin Woods (138) both fourth The Panther boys captured the morning meet with 99 points ahead of Hollis Brookline (79) and third place Alvirne (70) with Souhegan (30) fifth) The Panther girls totaled 70.33 points to top second place Hollis Brookline (66.33) Alvirne was fifth (34.33) while Souhegan was eighth (27) South boys winners included Cam Patronick in the 1500 (4:33.15) Matthew Motherway and Cam Brien(3:49.14); plus the 4×800 team of Allard Jeramiah Agbo took the high jump (5-07.00) and Ray Karuru won the shot put 45-04.50) ahead of teammate Liam Gallagher in second Marcell Perry was second in the 55 dash; Ryan Jansen took third in the 300 Nashua South’s 4×160 relay team of Diego Cabrera HB’s Sam Bruneau took first in the 55 dash (6.68) while Brady McCammack won the 55 hurdles in 8.51 and Jacob Hoesch the 600 (1:29.94) Andrew Desmarais was second in the 300 as was the 4×800 relay team of Pedro Souza HB’s John Masiello was second in the high jump Alvirne’s Shane Plumley won the 300 (37.97); the 4×160 relay team of Lief Erickson Jayden Taylor and Shane Plumley was first in 1:174 and the Broncos were second in the 4×400 relay Marcotte was second in the 55 hurdles and Brett Dunning second in the 1000 Souhegan’s John Katsel was second in the long jump and Ryan Stone was third South’s Chloe Cruz (31-10.25) won the shot put ahead of teammate Nora Gautieri Panther Emma Millette was second in the 600 and the Panthers were second in the 4×800 Penelope Rodriguez was second in the high jump while Alejandra Chavarin was second in the long jump HB’s Grace Dow won the 55 hurdles (9.02) and was third in the 300 Molly Reardon was second in the 1000 and Mae Butler same in the 1500 The Cavs took the 4×160 relay with Adrienne Thibault Margaret Noble and Grace Dow (1:30.99) as well as the 4×800 (Audrie Green Latelyn Hawley and Paige Shirley were second in the 4×400 Ori Dart was second in the 300 and third in the 55 dash; Anora Swanson was third in the high jump Alvirne’s Anna Simpson won the 1500 (5:23.67); Ava Martin was third in the 1000 The Broncos were third in the 4×400 and Bella Hatcher took third in the shot put The Titans were second in the UNH afternoon meet with 70 points behind second place Portsmouth (71) and winner Bedford (114) Winners for the Titan boys included Luke Peters in the 55 dash (6.75) and he was second in the long jump (19-3.50); Darius Smith captured the shot put at 51-09.25 ahead of teammates Noah Pasterczyk (second) and Zariel Clinton Arizmendi (third) Gavin Suchecki took second in the high jump (5-10) while Mason Dandeneau was third in the 300 North’s Jhanelle Thomas won the 55 dash in 7.48 seconds while Allison Frye captured the 300 (44.72) Tiana Brown was second in the 600 while Allie Dandeneau was fourth in the long jump the Spartans were second with 52 points behind Merrimack Valley (52) Avery Wilson was first in the 55 dash (6.70) while Logan Korthals won the 1000 meter run (2:43.97) The 4×200 relay team of Brendan Courtney Milford was eighth; the 4×400 team of Catriona Carter Isabella Cornaro and Grace Mucheru was second the Cardinal girls 4×800 relay team of Anna Fondakowski Audrey Pylees and Anna Sinclair was second The Admirals are now 2-0 on the season with a resounding win at Skate 3 Brandon Hanas had a hat trick while Cam Cook had two goals and single scores by Ryan Ricard and Mason Tomkins Luc Pelletier led the way with four assists;Mason Komarek got the shutout in goal The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Nashua’s K-8 wrestling team and the Merrimack Youth Association wrestling program competed in the NHWAY State Championship Tournament at Bow and Keene High Schools where the Nashua wrestlers were the top scoring program in overall points winning the Club State Championship as a team Earning state titles in their individual weight classes included Roy McHenry It was a second time winning the state title for McHenry while Gagnon earned his third state championship victory Also picking up key wins for the Pride: Adam Collier Merrimack came away with five individual five champ titles and six qualifiers for the New England Championships out of the fifteen wrestlers that competed Eighth grader Jackson Meehan capped off his youth career pinning his way to first place on the podium while seventh grader Rhys Dewar secured his seventh straight state title with two wins by pin and one by points on the day Second grader Duke Torres and Daxton Solivan had four and two wins by pin respectively with Torres pinning his way to first place on the podium Fourth graders Colton Miller and Madeline Sousa battled in their respective brackets Miller secured one win by pin while Sousa won two by points and one by pin to secure the champion title Sixth graders Leland Eaton and Chase Regal represented well with Regal securing one win by points while Eaton took home first place medal with two wins by pin Leiland Miller and Matthew Snavely represented the third grade cohort Meehan had two wins on the day taking home third place showed up with Torres winning one match by pin and one by points to take home second place medal Kindergartners Clayton Bailey and Zachary Zupkosky each brought home third place medals on the day MITCHELL — The following cases were among those heard Tuesday during a circuit court session at the Davison County Public Safety Center which is the ministry leading the process of public sector digital transformation and two representatives from the Prime Ministry Implementation Office which have different but complementary roles with respect to the new services registry had not sat together at one table prior to the trip they had become a unified team eager to accelerate the work already underway and to see the concrete improvements it could bring about in people’s lives Members of the delegation upon return to Jordan pictured with the Minister of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship Ahmad Hanandeh former head of the UK Prime Minister’s Delivery Unit and former Director of Public Services at HM Treasury Thank you for choosing to be part of the Arab Voices community 2016 at 7:00 pm ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}AMHERST Editor’s note: This post was derived from information supplied by the Amherst Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction. This link explains the name removal request process for NH Patch police reports on a bench warrant issued by the Nashua District Court the Amherst Police Department investigated a theft from a motor vehicle which occurred on Martingale Road sometime during the overnight hours • Sign up for news alerts from local New Hampshire Patch sites. the Amherst Police Department investigated a theft from a motor vehicle which occurred on Storybrook Lane sometime between May 10 on charges of possession of a controlled drug transportation of a controlled drug and speed Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. Looking to access paid articles across multiple policy topics Interested in policy insights for EU professional organisations Donec et orci aliquet nisl suscipit molestie sed sit amet tortor Duis vel urna ac mi sollicitudin lacinia mollis sit amet lorem Sed finibus erat nec libero scelerisque fringilla Morbi at orci sed urna vulputate vulputate Get a subscription on Euractiv Pro and elevate your political insight either observed and verified directly by the reporter or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources Press conference on combating violence against women and domestic violence [EP/Denis Lomme] HAMPTON – It will be a weekend packed with wrestling at Winnacunnet High School’s Physical Education Building The fifth annual Warrior Invitational for high school wrestlers will take place Saturday The hosts were fifth last season when the tournament was won by Division I Londonderry Second-year head coach Eric Larcomb believes his team should move up this year “I think we have the ability to be top three and potentially win it,” Larcomb said “I think our team is up there against most of the teams coming and we’ve beaten most of them in other tournaments.” On Sunday the focus will shift to the younger wrestlers when the Winnacunnet Wrestling Boosters will host the inaugural Seacoast Youth Wrestling Tournament for grapplers in grades K-8 Both the Hampton Academy and Seabrook Middle School teams will be competing Larcomb said as of Wednesday “about 210” wrestlers had pre-registered for the youth tournament “And we’ll probably have some more registrations,” Larcomb said It’s a lot better than I thought was going to happen the first year.” will feature nine teams with a few independent wrestlers also expected “It’s a smaller tournament this year but we’re looking to expand it for next year,” Larcomb said “I think in a good tournament that’s competitive and worth going to year-after-year you need 13 to 17 teams.” While the total participation may have decreased all of the top teams from the past two seasons except 2014 champ Londonderry will be back including 2013 champion Manchester Central Tyngsboro senior Kevin Morris was the Most Outstanding Wrestler at the 2014 Warrior Invitational and earlier this season won the highly competitive Lowell Tournament Coming for the first time will be Central Catholic from Lawrence Pelham and the Timberlane “B” team will also be on hand Winnacunnet should have several wrestlers in the hunt for individual honors though the Warriors may be without freshman Jaden Lesperance at 106 pounds due to illness Alex Larson (182) and Mike Palazzolo (195) have also been slowed by the flu Palazzolo is expected to be ready to wrestle by Saturday Larson came back last week and has been wrestling well including taking second place at the Timberlane Invitational last Saturday I think his style works best at 182,” Larcomb said He had an option to go down to 160 because (Ryan) Boyle moved down to 152 He’s giving up pounds definitely but he’s a tough kid.” Also placing second at the Timberlane Invitational was senior captain Jon Carrigan at 170 pounds Brandon Barbour-Grissom (285) and improving sophomore Tyler Mallett (132) reached the consolation final with Barbour-Grissom winning his match to place third Sophomore John Ferrelli (138) has also had a strong season “We did fairly well at Timberlane,” Larcomb said 113 and our 195 and we were three points away from fifth place or higher three points shy and with three kids missing.” Larcomb said it is doubtful that any Warrior will be seeded first in the Division II championship “In Division II we’ll definitely have a lot of ranked wrestlers but nobody who will be the favorite,” Larcomb said so we have a lot of guys with the potential to win a state championship.” This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page As EU institutions continue negotiations on the directive to combat violence against women affirmed her commitment to addressing gender-based violence in the current presidency of the Council Spanish Minster Irene Montero during the FEMM committee meeting. [Denis LOMME/ EU Parliament] Italian Prime Minister and President of the European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR) Giorgia Meloni met with European People’s Party (EPP) leader Manfred Weber in Rome as the two leaders work toward an alliance ahead of the 2024 European elections This is the second time in less than two months that Meloni and Weber have met following a meeting on 11 November at the government headquarters in Rome [EPA-EFE/FABIO FRUSTACI ; EP/Denis LOMME; Shutterstock/A Kisel] The Socialists and Democrats (S&D) group in the European Parliament accused the European People’s Party (EPP) and the Renew group of contributing to the normalisation of the extreme right and links with Russia the first soldiers recieved the new Norwegian uniform also known as the Nordic Combat Uniform (NCU) Read about the uniform's features and components and see pictures but a complete uniform system with all garments from innermost to outermost layers wool terry – to combat uniforms and two different sets of insulation jackets and trousers It is based on a 'layer-on-layer' system and is designed to work together from the innermost to the outermost layer The combat jacket is made of flame-retardant fabric The detachable hood has multiple adjustment options and also accommodates the combat helmet underneath The jacket also features removable elbow protectors The combat trousers are also made of flame-retardant fabric and have sewn-on knee protectors Removable knee protectors are also included and the trousers have special straps to adjust the height of the knee protectors The trousers can be adjusted at the waist with Velcro there is a clever 'accordion function' that ensures the trousers stay in place when you squat down You can also adjust them around the calves The trousers also have hooks at the bottom so they can be fastened to the boots to prevent The uniform is also equipped with many adjustment options The combat shirt is made of soft and flexible jersey on the torso The sleeves are made of the same durable material as the jacket These are designed to withstand weather and wind The shell jacket and shell trousers are both windproof and waterproof The insulation jacket comes in two variants: a light one and a thicker one The thick jacket can be expanded with zippers to accommodate more layers underneath The insulation trousers also come in two variants and have zippers on the sides They are made of an insulating Gore fabric and have an adjustable waist The snow jacket has zippers that provide easy access to the pockets underneath and can adjust ventilation The camouflage pattern has some new grey details because snow is rarely completely white; there are shadows and bare patches in between The snow trousers have front pockets with special closures instead of Velcro because tests showed that snow gets stuck in Velcro The buttons are large enough to be used with gloves on Most of the pockets in the uniform have straps on the inside to secure items like compasses and keys Several of the pockets also feature a MOLLE system similar to what is found on combat vests and backpacks The braces that come with the uniform can be attached and adjusted with Velcro The uniform also includes an adjustable belt that can be used on all uniform trousers The underwear is made of 100 percent merino wool from a Norwegian company that produces the garments in Estonia and Latvia The high wool content means the garments do not need to be washed as often while providing a cooling effect in warm climates and a warming effect in cold climates The underwear comes in both briefs and boxer shorts It is made of 100 percent merino wool and is tailored to your size based on your height and chest measurements either with a half zipper at the neck or a full zipper The underwear also has a soft wool terry on the inside and is seamless for extra comfort These are produced by Woolpower and have a higher wool content compared to previous models It wicks moisture away from the body and provides good insulation Soldiers also receive a repair kit to fix minor damages themselves such as sewing on a patch if something gets worn The system is called the Nordic Combat Uniform System (abbreviated NCU or NCUS) and is shared by Norway The development of the new uniform system has been a Nordic collaboration project among the Nordic countries The countries have joined forces on a common contract for new uniforms which are similar in design and construction but equipped with different national camouflage patterns The collaboration has given the parties a larger collective footprint in the market making it possible to obtain uniforms of very high quality at a good price The Norwegian uniform comes with a camouflage pattern that has been researched and tested by the Norwegian Defence Research Establishment Tests conducted by FFI show that the new camouflage pattern camouflages much better than other commercial patterns on the market Seconds saved from being detected can ultimately save soldiers' lives NCU can be delivered in far more sizes than previously available The uniform comes in around 30 different sizes weight and height were used to determine sizes the tops are based on stated body length and chest measurements this uniform can be much more easily adapted to different body types and shapes and wool mesh garments are tailored for women and men it has been user-tested by approximately 400 soldiers from the Nordic countries They tested various versions of the uniform for daily use over a period and answered surveys along the way Distribution of the new uniforms started in Finnmark and Home Guard District 17 are fully outfitted the process will continue gradually southwards to the rest of the armed forces There will be a gradual introduction of the new uniform system in the coming years This is to ensure that all old uniforms at one garrison are replaced with new ones so that the various depots only need to manage one uniform system at a time The first deliveries consist of nearly 700,000 different items comprising 28 types of garments from innermost to outermost layers Although the current uniform will be phased out It will continue to be used alongside the new uniform for a long time The old uniform will be utilised as much as possible It is a high priority to increase the lifespan of the garments in the new uniform system The clothes will be repaired in sewing rooms to a greater extent than before soldiers will have more responsibility for repairing and maintaining their own uniform and equipment The new uniforms come with a small repair kit Beetlejuice Beetlejuice - WARNER BROS PICTUREBeetlejuice arrive à Lille et vous n'allez pas être déçus Tim Burton est de retour avec son nouveau film qui va faire beaucoup de bruit  "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice" débarque au ciné avec un casting de folie : Jenna Ortega Monica Bellucci, Michael Keaton, Catherine O’Hara et Winona Rider Lille passe en mode Tim Burton et vous êtes tous invités à venir festoyer  Comptez 15€ l'entrée pour cette soirée spéciale qui nous plonge déjà dans Halloween  On vous quitte avec le résumé du film et sa bande annonce  "Après une terrible tragédie la famille Deetz revient à Winter River Toujours hantée par le souvenir de Beetlejuice Lydia voit sa vie bouleversée lorsque sa fille Astrid ouvre accidentellement un portail menant à l’Après-vie Alors que le chaos plane sur les deux mondes ce n’est qu’une question de temps avant que quelqu’un ne prononce le nom de Beetlejuice trois fois et que ce démon farceur ne revienne semer la pagaille…" Réservez vos billets ici. Un rooftop en feu pour lancer Lille3000 (et l’été) Une énorme soirée MMA débarque bientôt à Lille Une fête foraine électro s’installe près de Lille La Luck - InstagramOn fait quoi cet automne/hiver à Lille tantôt activités indoor !  si vous voulez passer une soirée dans une ambiance chill pour boire un verre et même dîner Véritablement devenu incontournable à Lille cette ludothèque vous promet de folles soirées entre amis On profite d'une bonne bière et on se régale de la poutine du moment (leur plat chouchou) Une publication partagée par La Luck Lille (@lalucklille) La Wilderie est un coup de coeur ultime pour les amoureux de plantes Lieu hybride qui fait shop de choses green et aussi bonne table pour se régaler on aime y flâner même pour du coworking dans un spot bien cocooning la carte ultra courte change toutes les 2 semaines afin d’utiliser des produits frais et locaux pour réduire l’empreinte carbone de nos plats Un vrai lieu pour se ressourcer et se faire plaisir  Une publication partagée par La Wilderie (@lawilderie.lille) Pour ceux qui veulent sauter l'étape automne et filer tout droit sur les pistes de ski on vous conseille Ice Mountain à quelques minutes en voiture de Lille à la frontière belge fausse piste de ski pour faire du sport d'hiver mais aussi un snowpark du gellyball et même du indoor skydiving (simulation de vol) De quoi y passer une journée entière et profiter des restos montagnards sur place  Une publication partagée par Ice Mountain Adventure Park (@icemountainadventurepark) Ice Mountain16 rue de Capelle, 7780 Comines, BelgiqueSite web Une publication partagée par La Croix ou Pile (@aubergelacroixoupile) Comme un goût d'été en plein automne  Une publication partagée par RODIZIO BRAZIL 1ER DE FRANCE® 🇧🇷 (@rodizio.brazil) La brioche c'est ... tout moelleux, tout doux, tout réconfortant... Pile ce qu'il nous faut pour l'automne ! Tant mieux car la première briocherie de Lille a ouvert ses portes. Un vrai temple de douceur pour pimper vos petits dej' ou vos goûters Elle est aussi twistée en version salée 3 formats de brioche seront à découvrir pour les petits et grands plaisirs : la joufflue la gonflée et la queen (celle-ci une taille XXL à partager) De quoi se goinfrer sur son canapé toute une soirée  Une publication partagée par 🍞Sylvana - Briocherie Gonflée (@briocheriesylvana) Al'Carbone est un restaurant à volonté situé à Lomme, à deux pas de Lille Le concept est doublement intéressant puisqu'il s'agit d'un établissement qui fait la part belle aux carbonades (toujours 6 carbonades différentes à déguster) tout en vous plongeant dans l'univers de la mafia "AL'CARBONE vous propose d'entrer dans l'univers de la mafia et de déguster 6 carbonades différentes aux noms de crimes qui peuvent varier au fil des saisons." De quoi satisfaire les gros mangeurs et se réchauffer avec pleeeein de carbonades ! Le plus ouf  Ce buffet à volonté est au prix de... 15,70€  une fois passée la porte de La Petite Auberge vous vous retrouverez directement en Haute-Savoie Obligé de mettre Hall U Need dans ce top Devenu une valeur sûre en métropole Lilloise ce complexe indoor ne désemplit pas ! Inspiré du concept Nord-Américain du "Eats and Entertainment" c'est pourtant un concept tout à fait inédit en France. Alors que trouve-t-on dans ce gigantesque site ? Resto des jeux interactifs ou à sensation... En bref Le site a de quoi plaire à tous : réalité virtuelle Certains jeux sont même accessibles au public pour la première fois en France parfait pour une journée d'activités en famille ou amis  Une publication partagée par Hall U Need (@halluneed) Piscines : notre top 5 pour faire un plongeon à Lille et ses alentours 5 balades en Belgique à faire pour se déconnecter sans s’éloigner de Lille Les plus belles escapades à moins d'1h de Lille sans voiture Danish organization Heroic has announced the relief of its Counter-Strike: Global Offensive team’s coach The news ends a six-month tenure for LOMME who was brought on during ECS Season 8 in August 2019 to improve Heroic’s form This was the 26-year old’s second spell with the organization having coached the team for three months in 2016 On Twitter LOMME expressed his gratitude and wished his former team well saying: “Time to move [onto] other things,” suggesting the Dane may be headed for greener pastures at another organization Hope they will find success with the new team!” Heroic achieved little outside of a title finish at the GG.Bet Winter Cup and DreamHack Open Atlanta 2019 during LOMME’s stint as coach. Although, the organization recognized him for bringing in “a lot of structure and new skills to the roster.” Casper “cadiaN” Møller Johannes “b0RUP” Borup Martin “stavn” Lund René “TeSeS” Madsen Patrick “es3tag” Hansen (benched) Marco “Snappi” Pfeiffer (benched) And stay up to date on all the latest trends in esports By submitting your information you agree to the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use s1mple signs with FaZe Clan on Loan in banger CS2 roster move Is BLG back into LPL title contention with the new jungle roster swap See all Counter-Strike news