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It's our San Jose Sharks' Trade Deadline predictions! We dive deep into 12 potential players that could be traded this week from the Sharks and try to predict potential returns (32:30)

But first, we talk this past week of Sharks' action.

Four losses since the last podcast, who stood out for the San Jose Sharks in these losing efforts? (2:22)

Sheng answers the question that many people had on Twitter; why did David Quinn call a timeout down 7-1 to the New Jersey Devils in the third period? Quinn explains. (2:55)

We discuss the quality start that Magnus Chrona put up this week against the Dallas Stars, and we do a little reminiscing about the 2021 Trade Deadline when Doug Wilson acquired Alexander Barabanov and Chrona for very little. (14:50)

After the San Jose Sharks' loss to the Minnesota Wild this week, we revisited the Kaapo Kahkonen/Jake Middleton deal from the 2022 Trade Deadline. (21:02)

Finally, here are the official San Jose Hockey Now Trade Deadline predictions! (32:30)

What do Sheng's sources think the Sharks will get for their players? Read this article as a reference for our discussion:

https://sanjosehockeynow.com/san-jose-sharks-trade-deadline-scouts-value-scouts/

Do Sheng and Keegan think that these players will get traded...and for what?

Mikael Granlund (37:30)
Kevin Labanc (42:15)
Mike Hoffman (44:28)
Mario Ferraro (46:45)
Anthony Duclair (51:00) (plus what young player does Keegan think Duclair could get traded for?)
Kaapo Kahkonen (58:25)
Luke Kunin (1:00:15)
Jan Rutta (1:04:10)
Alex Barabanov (1:06:55)
Nico Sturm (1:10:02)
Ryan Carpenter + Justin Bailey (1:11:30)

Catch us later this week for our Trade Deadline wrap-up show and to see how many predictions we got right!

The Youth Agency’s Aine McInerney sits down with New Milford resident Sarah Seo to discuss her accomplishments as an Eagle Scout and first-year college student at WestConn. 

Brendan Watson took his Scouts promise very seriously as a young boy. He's leaned in to his pledge in some very unexpected ways, from Moscow to Mongolia and through temporary blindness back home again

Brendan Watson took his Scouts promise very seriously as a young boy. He's leaned in to his pledge in some very unexpected ways, from Moscow to Mongolia and through temporary blindness back home again

Good question, right?

We have 4 contenders for the title of today's episode:

Thomas Hiram Holding

Horace Kephart

Earnest Thompson Seton

Robert Baden-Powell

Let us know your thoughts.

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“Siempre Listos” es una frase que automáticamente nos hace pensar en tropas, campamentos, insignias y también en galletas. Y esto es porque es el lema de los scouts. En este episodio contamos nuestras experiencias, La Barba quien fue “Boy Scout” cuando niño y El Pajón quien es ahora dirigente de “Las Girl Scout “ en la tropa de su hija. También en cada episodio estaremos tomándonos una cerveza, en este caso es la Pacifico Clara.

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Uno de los retos más grande que tenemos los que emigramos a los Estados Unidos es el lenguaje. Aprender un nuevo idioma y desenvolverse en un ambiente completamente diferente al que crecimos es toda una travesía. Por eso en este episodio hablamos de nuestra experiencia con el Inglés como Segundo Idioma. También en cada episodio estaremos tomándonos una cerveza, en este caso es la Saranac.

🍪 Grace’s Girl Scout Cookies; Ordena Ahora

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Training Advisor Jess Webb describes her experience as 'Bluebell', a volunteer leader at her local Rainbows unit. Growing up as a Brownie, our Training Advisor Jess Webb learned the importance of having a friendly community around her. So when the opportunity arose to be a volunteer at Rainbows a few years ago, she jumped at the chance to help out. Since 2021, Girlguiding (the overarching charity for Brownies and Rainbows) has seen a 20% increase in young membership, for girls aged four to 18, showing that the lifelong skills the children learn at their sessions are still in high demand. We spoke to Jess about her time with Rainbows, the difference it made to her life, and why she’s had to hang her badges up for now.  

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There's fashionably late and then there's being rude. The boys tackle a question on group dining etiquette before moving on to a question directed at Eagle Scout Matt Shea...one that spawns Eric's long-awaited line of Boy Scout-related inquiries for Matt. That's right folks...the Boy Scout episode has arrived.

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Meet Scott Valcourt, Associate Teaching Professor of Computer Science at The Roux Institute in Portland, ME. Scott shares his education and career paths that led him to Khoury College of Computer Sciences at Northeastern University & The Roux Institute. In this episode, we learn about the CS Align program.  (Where a background in tech is not required !)

He talks about his education and career paths as well as his scouting experiences. 

Scott is passionate about helping people pursue their passions in computing and technology which leads them to lucrative careers and believes computer science ought to be married with other disciplines.

Connect with Scott:

Scott A. Valcourt, PhD(he/him/his)

Associate Teaching Professor of Computer Science

s.valcourt@northeastern.edu

Northeastern University

The Roux Institute

100 Fore Street

Portland, ME 04101-4879

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Megan Hine is a survival consultant, producer, adventurer and television presenter. She is also the author of Mind of a Survivor.

During her career she has survived a snakebite, Lyme disease, being shot at and hunted by a lion, amongst many other things.

An Ambassador for Scouting UK, Megan is passionate about enabling children and young people to experience the wealth of benefits that being in the outdoors and in the wilderness can bring.

We talk about how we are not equipped with the skills to cope with the stresses of modern day life, she shares some valuable thoughts about finding our inner resilience as well as some great advice about having a healthy relationship with social media.

Often being the only woman in a role that is typically held by men, Megan is on a mission to diversify representation in the industry.

We discuss the power of routine, and how its actually saved her life in the past and how creativity can be the key to survival.

Working with a wide range of people from A-list celebrities, to local tribespeople, she is extremely versatile. It was fascinating about hearing her experience meeting uncontacted tribes and how these experiences have taught her a great deal about communication and working with others.

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Desde pequeño Juan hace parte del movimiento Scout, en el cual aprendió a salir de su zona de confort a través de diferentes actividades. Esto le enseño a buscar nuevas experiencias de distintas maneras.

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Espero que disfrutes este capítulo tanto como yo y nos vemos en 15 días.

Scout leader and former colleague of Bens, Simon Leigh is this episodes guest. In amongst the madness of 2020, Simon and Ben took a 50km hike across part of Offa's Dyke, the original border of Mercia and Powys (England and Wales). They discuss their two day trip as well as Simon's alternative landmark, the Isle of Bute, the location of one of Britain's darker moments in history.

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It's cocktail time this episode! Chattin old school burns, questionable parenting, Dancing with the Stars, Taco Bell, Parler, Nextdoor, bucket lists, running and Meyer's Manners Moment: Thanksgiving and connecting the ol' fashioned way and a little unsolicited advice on being prepared for the unknown. Come hang with us! 

The 12th episode of the ‘Beer n BS Show’

This week we have a guest on the show filling in for Rachel – Steven Carter, the host of the Points of Brew Podcast. Steve helps us drink a few beers and give us his take on craft ale and this week’s news stories. Full details of the show and links to social media can be found below.

We cover this week’s big story – Trump’s tax return details that were published by the NY Times. What a loser! Scouts have been enlisted to fight fake news with a new badge launched by Bear Grylls. Also covered and discussed is the news that the UK plans to bring forward a ban on fossil fuel vehicles by 2030.

Ales Tasted:

• Green Curve by North Brewing Co and Stillwater (Kviek IPA) – 6.5% ABV
  Aaron rates 9.0 out of 10
• High Roller by Play Brewing Co (Pale Ale) – 5.4% ABV
  Steve rates 8.0 out of 10
• Funk in Drublic by Abbeydale Brewery (Sour Lager) – 5.3% ABV
  Nathan rates 8.5 out of 10
• Disco Forklift Truck by Drygate Brewing Co (Pale Ale) – 5.2% ABV
  Geoff rates 6.9 out of 10

Aaron’s Beer Suggestion:

• Metronomic by North Brewing Co (West Coast IPA) – 6.5% ABV
  Vegan – Citra, Chinook, Columbus
  This IPA hits the balance between bitterness and juicy hops combining Citra, chinook and columbus with a drier body and light crisp malt bill. Easy drinking with enough bite to keep you coming back for more

Further reading and links:

Points of Brew Podcast:  https://anchor.fm/points-of-brew
Points of Brew Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/points_of_brew
Yorkshire Craft Beers: https://www.yorkshirecraftbeers.co.uk

Trump’s Tax Return:
– https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/sep/27/new-york-times-publishes-donald-trumps-tax-returns-election
– https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/sep/28/hairstyling-donald-trump-taxes-numbers-us-president-finances
New Scout Badges:
– https://www.theguardian.com/society/2020/sep/10/scouts-to-tackle-fake-news-as-part-of-uk-badge-relaunch