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with the lesser spotted first, much smaller version of the floodlights that were to become so famous.
The London Lions hosted the Worcester Wolves in a BBL Championship basketball match. Worcester Wolves beat the Lions in an overtime win. The final score was 62-63.
If only I could live amongst the dire wolves
watch them, speak to them
be their princess in the wild
Think I'll paint that one
"Chicago Wolves jersey worn by Jason Krog during an award and championship filled 2007-08 AHL season. Krog would lead the league in both regular season (112) and playoff (38) scoring, as well as capture both MVP awards and score the championship winning goal as part of a hat trick in game six of the final versus Wilkes-Barre to win the Calder Cup, his first at any level of hockey."
This was part of the "Hometown Hockey" exhibit. There is a case for each current NHL team and includes a jersey from their farm team. I had to give a shout out to the Wolves even though their affiliate is Atlanta. I went to many Wolves games during the Hawks dark period in the late '90s and early '00s and was in attendance when they hoisted the Calder Cup in 2002.
© 2005 Don Biresch -- use or distribution of this image without the expressed written consent of Don Biresch is strictly prohibited.
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Grey WolvesThe wolves of the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife are retirees from the movie industry. Originally born into captivity and hand raised, the wolves are unable to be released into the wild. The former "Hollywood North" animals are, therefore, being afforded a chance at the most natural and enjoyable life possible at Grouse Mountain.
Grouse Mountain is proud to give these wolves a large, protected home, at the base of our mountain, where they can roam freely and explore their habitat.
In addition to the vegetation and wildlife within the habitat, the wolves are carnivores and their diet consists of beef, chicken, horsemeat, and fish with vitamin and mineral supplements.
They belong to a species known as grey wolves (Canis lupis).
More than 30 Loyola students, alumni, and staff helped the New Orleans Food & Farm Network lay the ground work for a community garden on S. Robertson Street in the Freret Street neighborhood. The project was part of Wolves on the Prowl, Loyola University New Orleans' annual day of community service, Oct. 20, 2012.
Photo by Crystal Forte