#AJ Barratt

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Big Audio Dynamite II , London , England , 1991 .

©️  AJ Barratt/Avalon/Getty Images

#mick jones #nick hawkins #chris kavanagh #michael custance #gary stonadge #big audio dynamite II #BAD #post punk #alternative dance #dance rock #funk rock #hip hop #reggae fusion #london #england #1991 #AJ Barratt #avalon #getty images

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Happy Thoughts Thursday!!

What are your characters' thoughts on multi-person relationships?

I know for a fine fact that Barratt Rowe is the single most open person ever. They wouldn't give a crap about monogamy. Tbh, love for them is something that's not a singular thing. I bet if they could they'd find themself in a decent poly relationship, and they'd be happy!

Kelvyn is also open to the idea, but his boyfriend AJ prefers being able to settle down with one person and live a life without the stress of having to choose, so he's settled with just the one guy. A poly relationship wouldn't be off the cards for him, though...

#the void → askbox #my ocs #oc: kelvyn #oc: aj #oc: barratt

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Patricia Morrison

📸: AJ Barratt

#patricia morrison #the sisters of mercy #she's soooo

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Bob Geldof photographed in the late 1980's

(Photos by AJ Barratt/Avalon/Getty Images)

#bob geldof #bob

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Nirvana photographed by AJ Barratt for New Musical Express, London, November 8 1991.

#nirvana #90s #rock #kurt cobain #dave grohl #kris novoselic #grunge

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The Beatnigs meet Sean O’Hagan. 

Photo by AJ Barratt. NME, 3 December 1988

#the beatnigs #punk #industrial #experimental

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Home loan fears demolish house builder share prices | City & Business | Finance

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Home loan fears demolish house builder share prices | City & Business | Finance

Barratt, the UK’s largest builder of homes, said it had seen an impact from mortgage rate hikes and reduced availability.

It comes as a survey today from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors warned of “storm clouds” gathering.

The number of would-be home buyers fell in September for the fifth month running, with properties coming on the market also down and members predicting prices will dip.

Simon Rubinsohn, RICS’ chief economist, said: “The turmoil in mortgage markets in recent weeks has compounded the increasing level of economic uncertainty resulting from higher energy bills and the wider cost of living crisis, in shifting the dial in the housing market.”

Barratt also blamed the cost of living crisis for a sharp year-on-year fall in reservations.

It added: “The outlook for the year is less certain with the availability and pricing of mortgages critical to the long-term health of the UK housing market.”

Barratt’s share price slumped as much as 8% in early trading, despite chief executive David Thomas saying full-year profits were still on track to be in line with current expectations.

The update triggered a sell-off in other house builders’ stocks, with Berkeley, Taylor Wimpey and Persimmon closing down between 3.1 and 6.2 percent.

It comes amid nervousness among investors that the housing market is heading for a sharp slowdown.

Lenders have pulled hundreds of mortgage deals since Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng mini-Budget last month to concerns over borrowing costs.

Sophie Lund-Yates, an analyst at investment platform Hargreaves Lansdown, said: “A deterioration in the affordability of mortgages, especially for first-time buyers, is just about the biggest spanner that could be thrown at the builders.”

Russ Mould, investment director at broker AJ Bell, said: “If government ministers needed any evidence of how policy missteps can affect not just the financial markets but the real economy, then Barratt Developments’ first quarter results statement provided it in spades.”

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Bjöerk et les Sugarcubes par A.J. Barratt (1991) nouvelle galerie, 2 photos

#Björk #Sugarcubes #AJ Barratt #bjork

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Build UK contractors hold payment times during Covid-19

Build UK contractor members have battled through the coronavirus outbreak and maintained an average of 36 days to pay invoices in the first half of the year.

On average, main contractors now pay 92% of their invoices within 60 days and 75% within terms.

Murphy, Vinci and Morgan Sindall rank as the industry’s top three prompt payers, paying invoices in 25-27 days.

They are joined by Mace, Osborne and Amey as the half dozen main contractors paying within 30 days.

Among the industry major commercial clients Landsec and British Land achieved 17 days averages, with Bellway and Barratt leading the house builders at 25 and 26 days.

A spokesman for Build UK said: “Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, the CLC has been clear that maintaining cash flow through the industry is critical, and the latest results indicate the largest companies in the sector have taken note and are playing their part.”

Main contractor payment performance – source Build UK Firm % invoices not paid in agreed terms Average days to pay invoices % invoices paid in 60 days Murphy 24 25 92 Vinci 13 26 94 Morgan Sindall 12 27 98 Mace 26 28 94 Osborne 29 29 95 Amey 51 29 95 Willmott Dixon 12 31 99 Sir Robert McAlpine 21 31 91 Laing O’Rourke 22 31 90 Wates 17 32 97 John Sisk & Son 17 32 94 Interserve 38 32 94 Morrison Utility Services 6 33 94 Lendlease 16 33 96 VolkerWessels 22 33 94 ISG 23 34 96 Robertson Construction 33 34 93 Canary Wharf Contractors 20 37 89 Kier 37 37 84 Skanska 8 38 92 Costain 32 38 90 BAM Construct 37 38 92 Bowmer and Kirkland 35 39 95 Bouygues 27 41 92 Balfour Beatty 31 41 89 Galliford Try 19 42 89 Graham Construction 31 42 83 BAM Nuttall 32 47 88 Seddon 18 51 90 Engie 1 55 81 Multiplex 47 55 75 McLaren Construction 87 60 75

In response to feedback, Build UK’s table has been expanded with more than 40 of the industry’s largest companies, including clients, house builders and contractors, to provide a more coherent picture of payment practices within construction than ever before.

For full table click here.

Specialist contractor payment performance –  Build UK Sector Firm % invoices not paid in agreed terms Average days to pay invoices % invoices paid in 60 days M&E SSE Contracting 48 16 100 Interiors Overbury 10 21 96 Interiors Stanmore 10 23 100 Concrete J. Reddington 6 27 84 Interiors BW Interiors 40 29 60 Interiors Portview 10 29 97 Interiors Parkeray Interiors 2 30 100 Interiors Willmott Dixon Interiors 17 30 97 Interiors ISG Fit Out 20 32 94 Concrete AJ Morrisroe and Sons 5 33 95 M&E Crown House Technologies 21 33 84 Roofing Novus Property Solutions 9 33 94 Steel William Hare 16 36 79 Concrete Expanded Structures 17 37 77 Concrete Carey Group 50 37 74 M&E SES 68 37 86 Demolition Erith 9 41 69 Concrete CJ O’Shea 6 42 89 Steel Severfield 16 42 95 Scaffolding Brand Energy & Infrastructure 68 42 80 Concrete Getjar 6 45 90 Demolition Keltbray 9 45 83 Ground Engineering Bachy Soletanche 49 45 83 Concrete Byrne Brothers 4 46 87 Demolition McGee Group 12 46 76 Ground Engineering Keller 57 46 85 Steel Billington 11 50 75 M&E NG Bailey 60 50 71 Ground Engineering Cementation Skanska 10 52 90 Ground Engineering Roger Bullivant 17 54 60 Roofing Prater 8 54 62 M&E Skanska Rashleigh Weatherfoil 11 55 88 Scaffolding Enigma Industrial Services Ltd 42 58 46 Concrete Tamdown 17 59 57 M&E Imtech 27 60 40 Demolition T. E. Scudder 65 62 59 Scaffolding Wood Industrial Services 66 69 31 M&E T Clarke 30 70 34 Ground Engineering Van Elle 48 72 25 M&E Spie 49 75 74 Demolition Brown and Mason 47 84 32 Scaffolding Cape Industrial Services 38 101 46

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Sonic Boom by AJ Barratt for NME, 1989

#sonic boom #spacemen 3 #spectrum #nme

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AJ Barratt Home of the Future by ZCD Architects http://bit.ly/2ojmVuV

#archinect #architecture #buildings #featured projects

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“This scheme which was a finalist in the AJ Barratt Home of the Future competition developed the idea of one building that can be adapted into four homes, responding to the four stages of family life, with each home is derived from an identical base. The home is designed to be able to grow and adapt over the lifetime of the family, according to changing need. The homes have been designed to be adaptable to changing technology and for the community to be engaged in managing and controlling their shared environment in such a way that will respond to local needs as well as foster a strong community. Over time, as the neighbourhood changes, each home will retain a sense of individual identity, privacy and arrangement of internal spaces that meet the need of the family. The strategy for extending the home allows for customer choice within a guiding set of clear design principles.The idea is to develop a unique construction system with Barratt Homes that will bring to the market a building that is capable of growing and adapting over its lifespan. It will be designed to anticipate improving thermal performance requirements as well as resolving structural, party wall, weathering and waterproofing requirements in its abutments and connections. This process of developing and refining our idea for the benefit of creating a product that is marketable and profitable means it has potential to be a truly innovative design. As a home of the future it responds to changing family structures, will provide greater support to homebuyers through the option of home improvement and provides external/shared spaces derived from ongoing observational research at ZCD into how people use shared space in housing schemes across the UK.“

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Dreaming of financial independence? I think these 3 growth stocks are just getting started

Having enough wealth to live on without needing to work sounds very nice indeed, doesn’t it?

Thing is, that level of freedom — a.k.a. financial independence — could be achieved by many of us. We either don’t know it or opt not to believe it. 

It requires sacrifices, of course. That daily coffee, expensive holiday, brand new TV… the more you spend, the less you can invest.

To reach financial independence quickly, however, you also need to pick stocks delivering high levels of growth. Here are some examples I like. 

High-growth stars

Keystone Law (LSE: KEYS) has made many friends since coming to the market. The legal company’s share price is now well over 150% higher than back in November 2017.

With a market cap of just £150m, I think there’s room for it to go even higher. 

Back in January, the company announced that it had “continued to trade strongly” in H2 and that it was likely that profits would be “comfortably ahead of current market expectations”.

Confirmation of this is expected on 8 May. Regardless of how the market reacts in the short term (some profit-taking might ensue), I think this is one company that should definitely be on growth-focused Fools’ radars.

Ongoing investment in its infrastructure and ability to attract new lawyers and clients should allow it to continue grabbing share from other mid-market law firms going forwards. 

My next pick is robotic process automation specialist Blue Prism (LSE: PRSM) – a company I bought a stake in not long after it listed.

It’s clear that the AIM-listed company’s software solutions — which help perform boring, repetitive tasks previously undertaken by a human (freeing the latter to do something more worthwhile) — are proving exceedingly popular. Revenue was £55.2m in FY18 — up 125%. 

But it’s not just about the amount of time that companies are able to save. Blue Prism’s ‘robots’ never get sick, never need holidays and, let’s be honest, never complain. 

With firms such as Coca Cola and Lloyds Bank already reaping the benefits of using its services, I continue to think this company will thrive.

Investment platform AJ Bell (LSE: AJB) is my final pick of stocks that I think will go from strength to strength.

The Salford-based business is one of the few IPO success stories in recent times with shares now trading for almost double the price they were back in December.

With interest rates on savings likely to remain low, it’s unsurprising that AJ Bell has more people signing up to its services and investing their money to generate better returns.

Total customer numbers increased 5% (to almost 215,000) in the three months to the end of March. Total assets under administration also climbed 8% to £47.7bn. 

Interim results are due next month with the company predicting its financial performance will be “slightly ahead of current market expectations”.

Warning!

Nothing is guaranteed in investing. That’s why it’s vital to mention that all of the above trade on lofty valuations, making them arguably more risky to hold given that high expectations are easily dashed.

Keystone and AJ Bell trade on 40 and 58 times earnings respectively. Blue Prism doesn’t make a profit but is still valued at £1.5bn.

So, while I rate all three (and own stock in one), that’s not to say I wouldn’t prefer to wait for another general market wobble before buying.

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Top 200 Fantasy Prospect Forwards – April 2019

Here are the top prospect forwards to own in your points-only keeper leagues – April edition

  It's graduation day! The list of this month's graduates is at the bottom, and it's extensive. As a result, plenty of new faces this month. Click on any of the names to be taken to our DobberProspects profile (complete with observations, certainty rating and upside rating). o= offensive forward, t= two-way forward, p= power forward, os= offensive but smaller.

  Apr 10 Prospect Team type Prospect Rating Mar 10 Feb 10 1 Troy Terry ANA o 83.7 12 15 2 Ryan Donato MIN o 82.9 6 35 3 Henrik Borgstrom FLA t 80.8 3 5 4 Drake Batherson OTT p 80.1 9 11 5 Eeli Tolvanen NSH o 78.0 4 4 6 Jordan Kyrou STL o 75.1 10 8 7 Ryan Poehling MON t 75.0 62 84 8 Nikita Gusev VGK os 73.1 129 129 9 Martin Necas CAR o 72.4 7 10 10 Kailer Yamamoto EDM os 72.3 11 12 11 Filip Zadina DET o 71.9 14 14 12 Kirill Kaprizov MIN os 71.9 32 33 13 Vitali Kravtsov NYR o 71.8 19 20 14 Maxime Comtois ANA p 71.4 51 49 15 Sam Steel ANA o 70.7 16 17 16 Cody Glass VGK o 70.6 15 16 17 Kristian Vesalainen WPG p 69.9 20 21 18 Jason Robertson DAL o 69.3 22 23 19 Conor Garland ARI os 69.0 35 37 20 Morgan Frost PHI o 69.0 18 19 21 Aleksi Heponiemi FLA o 67.8 31 32 22 Michael Rasmussen DET p 67.8 24 25 23 Alexander Nylander BUF o 67.2 34 36 24 Jaret Anderson-Dolan LAK t 67.2 26 27 25 Barrett Hayton ARI t 66.9 38 39 26 Nick Suzuki MON t 66.8 27 28 27 Dylan Sikura CHI o 66.8 30 31 28 Luke Kunin MIN o 66.5 29 30 29 Gabriel Vilardi LAK o 66.4 23 24 30 Logan Brown OTT o 66.0 33 34 31 Grigori Denisenko FLA o 65.6 78 72 32 Adam Gaudette VAN o 65.5 46 46 33 Alex Formenton OTT o 65.5 36 38 34 Andrew Mangiapane CGY o 65.4 52 50 35 Lias Andersson NYR t 65.0 39 41 36 Michael McLeod NJD t 64.9 42 43 37 Ty Dellandrea DAL o 64.7 45 45 38 Carl Grundstrom LAK o 64.7 43 70 39 Martin Kaut COL t 64.4 41 40 40 Owen Tippett FLA o 64.1 40 42 41 Mason Appleton WPG o 63.9 49 77 42 Rasmus Kupari LAK o 63.7 77 71 43 Dillon Dube CGY o 63.4 47 47 44 Jeremy Bracco TOR o 63.2 50 82 45 Alexandre Texier CBJ o 61.5 138 140 46 Roope Hintz DAL o 61.2 82 78 47 Vitali Abramov OTT os 60.7 53 52 48 Jonathan Davidsson OTT o 60.4 54 85 49 Joel Farabee PHI t 60.1 55 53 50 Dylan Gambrell SJS o 59.6 57 90 51 Nicolas Roy CAR t 59.4 60 57 52 Josh Norris OTT o 59.2 61 83 53 Taylor Raddysh TBL p 59.1 63 58 54 Oliver Wahlstrom NYI o 59.0 64 59 55 Cooper Marody EDM o 58.9 59 97 56 Jonathan Dahlen SJS o 58.7 65 60 57 Dominik Bokk STL o 58.6 103 103 58 Evgeny Svechnikov DET o 58.5 68 63 59 Joe Veleno DET o 58.4 66 61 60 Denis Gurianov DAL o 58.4 67 62 61 Isac Lundestrom ANA o 58.3 75 68 62 Filip Chlapik OTT o 58.3 127 137 63 Anders Bjork BOS t 58.3 56 54 64 Joshua Ho-Sang NYI o 57.9 48 48 65 Aleksi Saarela CAR o 57.7 70 64 66 Boris Katchouk TBL t 57.6 71 65 67 Rudolfs Balcers OTT o 57.1 74 101 68 Antti Suomela SJS o 57.1 72 66 69 Kieffer Bellows NYI p 56.9 76 69 70 Sammy Blais STL o 56.3 85 80 71 Taro Hirose DET o 56.0 NR NR 72 Jayce Hawryluk FLA o 55.9 80 74 73 Max Jones ANA p 55.6 105 105 74 Matt Luff LAK o 54.7 94 107 75 Nic Petan TOR os 54.4 84 86 76 Nick Merkley ARI o 54.4 79 73 77 Julien Gauthier CAR o 54.0 86 81 78 Tyler Benson EDM o 54.0 93 94 79 Vladislav Kamenev COL t 53.3 87 88 80 Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson BOS t 53.3 73 67 81 Rem Pitlick NSH p 52.7 174 171 82 Janne Kuokkanen CAR o 52.6 106 106 83 Emil Bemstrom CBJ os 52.5 89 91 84 Max Veronneau OTT o 52.2 NR NR 85 German Rubtsov PHI t 52.1 83 79 86 Sheldon Dries COL os 52.0 92 108 87 Klim Kostin STL p 51.7 95 95 88 Sasha Chmelevski SJS o 51.5 97 98 89 Otto Koivula NYI p 51.5 160 158 90 Riley Tufte DAL p 51.2 91 93 91 Alex Barre-Boulet TBL os 50.9 99 99 92 Liam Foudy CBJ t 50.7 96 96 93 Sonny Milano CBJ o 50.6 101 100 94 Rourke Chartier SJS o 50.4 102 102 95 Trent Frederic BOS p 50.2 117 117 96 Jesper Boqvist NJD o 50.0 175 172 97 Mason Shaw MIN os 49.9 118 118 98 Mikhail Vorobyev PHI o 49.9 90 92 99 Zach Senyshyn BOS o 49.8 104 104 100 Trey Fix-Wolansky CBJ os 49.5 205 219 101 Kevin Stenlund CBJ p 49.4 107 109 102 Mitchell Stephens TBL t 49.4 108 110 103 Michael Dal Colle NYI o 49.3 109 133 104 John Quenneville NJD t 49.3 88 89 105 Serron Noel FLA p 49.1 208 205 106 Sheldon Rempal LAK os 48.9 110 111 107 Maxim Letunov SJS o 48.9 111 112 108 Nikita Scherbak LAK o 48.9 100 56 109 Victor Olofsson BUF o 48.7 113 113 110 Kevin Roy ANA o 48.6 116 116 111 Jake Evans MON o 48.4 119 119 112 Tanner Laczynski PHI o 48.4 120 120 113 Shane Bowers COL t 48.4 121 121 114 Ryan McLeod EDM o 48.3 122 122 115 Benoit-Olivier Groulx ANA o 48.3 171 168 116 Kirill Maksimov EDM p 47.8 158 216 117 Kiefer Sherwood ANA t 47.7 125 125 118 Adam Mascherin DAL os 47.5 130 130 119 Alexander Khovanov MIN o 47.5 126 126 120 Connor Dewar MIN o 47.3 212 209 121 Valentin Zykov VGK o 47.2 98 87 122 Evan Barratt CHI o 46.9 131 131 123 Peter Cehlarik BOS o 46.7 132 187 124 Dmitry Sokolov MIN o 46.6 133 134 125 Gabriel Fortier TBL o 46.6 134 135 126 Isaac Ratcliffe PHI p 46.6 346 354 127 Shane Gersich WAS o 46.5 135 136 128 Matthew Highmore CHI o 46.3 137 139 129 C.J. Smith BUF o 46.3 128 127 130 Erik Foley STL o 46.0 141 143 131 Joseph Blandisi PIT o 45.9 139 141 132 Adam Brooks TOR o 45.9 142 144 133 Maxim Mamin FLA o 45.8 145 147 134 Karson Kuhlman BOS t 45.6 NR NR 135 AJ Greer COL p 45.6 136 138 136 Francis Perron SJS o 45.6 147 148 137 Kole Lind VAN o 45.5 123 123 138 Stelio Mattheos CAR o 45.5 148 149 139 Jonatan Berggren DET o 45.4 149 150 140 Aarne Talvitie NJD o 45.4 166 163 141 Brandon Hagel BUF o 45.4 216 213 142 Patrick Harper NSH os 45.3 150 151 143 Teddy Blueger PIT o 45.3 151 152 144 Saku Maenalanen CAR o 45.2 152 153 145 Nikolay Prokhorkin LAK o 45.2 153 199 146 Juho Lammikko FLA o 45.2 154 154 147 Logan O'Connor COL t 45.2 NR NR 148 Justin Almeida PIT o 45.2 155 232 149 Rasmus Asplund BUF o 45.1 114 114 150 Alexander Volkov TBL o 45.0 156 155 151 Akil Thomas LAK o 45.0 157 156 152 Dmytro Timashov TOR o 45.0 143 145 153 Joey Anderson NJD o 45.0 159 157 154 Marcus Davidsson BUF t 44.9 161 159 155 Tyler Madden VAN t 44.9 289 300 156 Jack Rodewald OTT o 44.8 162 261 157 Tyler Steenbergen ARI o 44.7 163 160 158 Ville Meskanen NYR o 44.6 164 161 159 Semyon Der-Arguchintsev TOR os 44.5 315 324 160 Lukas Jasek VAN t 44.4 167 164 161 Noah Gregor SJS o 44.2 168 165 162 Philipp Kurashev CHI o 44.1 169 166 163 Dryden Hunt FLA o 44.1 183 180 164 Mike Amadio LAK o 44.1 170 167 165 Pierre Engvall TOR o 44.0 165 162 166 Victor Ejdsell CHI p 44.0 172 169 167 Tyler Lewis COL o 44.0 173 170 168 Jonny Brodzinski LAK o 43.9 176 173 169 Tomas Hyka VGK o 43.9 177 174 170 Brett Seney NJD os 43.7 179 176 171 Axel Holmstrom DET o 43.5 180 177 172 Nick Henry COL o 43.5 181 178 173 Kalle Kossila ANA o 43.4 182 179 174 Joni Ikonen MON o 43.4 261 271 175 Jack Dugan VGK p 43.4 236 237 176 Jesse Ylonen MON o 43.4 263 274 177 Wade Allison PHI o 43.3 144 146 178 Austin Wagner LAK p 43.1 184 181 179 Remi Elie BUF p 42.9 186 183 180 Ivan Chekhovich SJS o 42.9 187 184 181 Matthew Phillips CGY os 42.8 189 186 182 Cameron Hebig EDM o 42.7 190 188 183 Michael Spacek WPG o 42.7 191 189 184 Anthony Richard NSH o 42.6 192 190 185 Michael Bunting ARI o 42.6 185 182 186 Brandon Hagel CHI o 42.6 459 471 187 Riley Barber WAS t 42.6 194 192 188 Carsen Twarynski PHI o 42.5 195 193 189 Brandon Gignac NJD o 42.5 196 194 190 Morgan Geekie CAR o 42.5 215 273 191 Yakov Trenin NSH o 42.5 287 298 192 Jake Leschyshyn VGK o 42.5 197 195 193 Jonah Gadjovich VAN p 42.5 198 196 194 Jack Drury CAR t 42.5 199 197 195 Antoine Morand ANA o 42.5 200 198 196 Noah Cates PHI o 42.4 368 376 197 Morgan Barron NYR o 42.4 407 419 198 Nikita Pavlychev PIT p 42.3 NR NR 199 Liam Hawel DAL p 42.1 202 201 200 Carter Verhaeghe TBL o 42.1 203 202

    1 Tkachuk Brady OTT 2 Svechnikov Andrei CAR 5 Kotkaniemi Jesperi MON 8 Thomas Robert STL 13 Mittelstadt Casey BUF 17 Greenway Jordan MIN 21 Chytil Filip NYR 25 Howden Brett NYR 28 Thompson Tage BUF 37 Kahun Dominik CHI 44 Foegele Warren CAR 58 Sprong Daniel ANA 69 Aston-Reese Zach PIT 81 Dickinson Jason DAL 112 Lemieux Brendan NYR 115 Boyd Travis WAS 124 Hayden John CHI 201 Grimaldi Rocco NSH 214 Gauthier Frederik TOR 270 Cave Colby EDM 339 Nieves Cristoval NYR 389 Moore Trevor TOR

  from All About Sports https://dobberhockey.com/latest/top-200-fantasy-prospect-forwards-april-2019/

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Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Relax

12" picture disc, 1984 | Photography by Tony Barratt

via Art of ZTT

#tony barratt #aj barratt #music #design #frankie goes to hollywood #picture disc #vinyl #record #photography #80s