Andrew Ference, an eco-warrior and NHL
hockey player, offers a rare glimpse into his sustainable lifestyle in
the new 10-episode web series Beyond the Puck.
But he is not your typical hockey player. Andrew's an environmental
activist, a Stanley Cup champion, the husband of a former professional
snowboarder, and father of two girls. He rides his bike to “work” and
doesn’t mind being called a tree hugger — he’s just as comfortable
checking opponents on the ice as he is teaching kids about composting in
elementary schools.
Inspired by his friend, environmentalist David Suzuki, Andrew has
embraced an eco-friendly way of life at home and on the road. He’s
achieved the ultimate victory in hockey — winning the Stanley Cup — and
is ready take on the challenge of inspiring others to care about the
planet.
Classic documentary series episode 1: Making It, focuses on dealmaking around the June 1997 draft.
In October 1998 an extraordinary documentary series dominated Canada’s
TV screens. Six ground-breaking one-hour documentaries took viewers
inside the world of NHL hockey. Only the full co-operation of the NHL,
the NHLPA, the owners, general managers, coaches, agents, and players
throughout the league made this possible, taking the viewers – and now
the readers – into many private meetings normally out of bounds to
cameras and writers.
Rick Nash tells us "These Teams Are On My List." Rick Nash trade, no trade, trade, no trade? But we still belive this could be a great karaoke hit for the local sport pub´s (This goes for Jussi Ojanen)
The world’s best ice cross downhill athletes are in the Swedish mountain
resort of Are for what promises to be one of the fastest Red Bull
Crashed Ice races ever. The skaters regularly reach speeds of 70kph and
on Saturday they may go even faster. Kyle Croxall, of Canada, leads the
2012 World Championship and will be looking for a third straight win but
Germany’s Fabian Mels and champion Arttu Pihlainen are among a pack of
challengers chasing hard at his heels.
Watch the weekends crashed ice live from RedBullTVFebruary 18 |
5.00PM LONDON | 6.00PM CET | 7.00PM FINLAND | 9.00PM MOSCOW (no daylight saving)
Finnish viewers can also watch the event from YLE | Urheilu(Finnish commentary, might be blocked outside of Finland) Live broadcast starts 7:40PM. (Crashed Icen Åren osakilpailu livenä lauantaina RedBullTV:ssä klo 19:00 alkaen, tai YLE | Urheilun nettisivuilla (Suomeksi) alkaen 19:40.)
Andrew Ference, an eco-warrior and NHL hockey player, offers a rare glimpse into his sustainable lifestyle in the new 10-episode web series Beyond the Puck.
But he is not your typical hockey player. Andrew's an environmental activist, a Stanley Cup champion, the husband of a former professional snowboarder, and father of two girls. He rides his bike to “work” and doesn’t mind being called a tree hugger — he’s just as comfortable checking opponents on the ice as he is teaching kids about composting in elementary schools.
Inspired by his friend, environmentalist David Suzuki, Andrew has embraced an eco-friendly way of life at home and on the road. He’s achieved the ultimate victory in hockey — winning the Stanley Cup — and is ready take on the challenge of inspiring others to care about the planet.
Scott Gomez scored a goal on February 5th, 2011 vs. the New York Rangers since then, he has not scored another goal. Current points this far are 7 assists.His current NHL salary is $7 Million dollars.
You can also check from didgomezscore.com days & hours (and salary) since last goal.
At the time of this writing, it's been Only 1 Year, 3 Days, 2 Hours, 13 Minutes and 53 Seconds since Gomez's last score, a game-winner vs the New
York Rangers.
Few Canadiens fans has also written Scotty a song "Scott Gomez Can't Put Anything In".
USHL linesman Patrick Turcotte was wearing during this fight between Dax Lauwers of the Lincoln Stars and Patrick Kirkland of the Des Moines Buccaneers on Friday night.