(Bloggers note: Each week during the season we will
feature a “Hanover Hockey Hair Spotlight” hairstyle of the week. This will be published on Fridays)
Hair
Product(s): Bumble and Bumble hairspray AND hairwax
Player: Rowan Wilson
Hair
Nickname(s): Thor
The
Story Behind the Hair: I always had long hair until 5th
grade when I cut it and in 5th and 6th grade I had a buzz
cut. My mom loved it but I couldn’t wait
to grow it. For this season, my last cut
was in March at the end of last season.
Hair
Product(s): Bumble and Bumble hairspray AND hairwax
Hair
Primping Secret(s): I shower and then put a hat on. In the winter I put on a Hanover hockey hat
and in the summer I put on a Hockey Night in Boston baseball hat
One
Word to Describe Your Family’s Feelings about Your Hair: My brother loves it, my sister hates it and
my mom thinks it’s out of control. My
dad is just chill.
Teammate
Whose Hair You Would Most Like to Have: Harris or Hans – they
both have great flow-like hair
Rink
Talk: We at rink
talk have seen some great hockey flows over the years – 2010 Patrick Kane, 1981
Gretzky, any year Al Iafrate, 2017 Hanover’s Acker – but none, and I mean none,
compare to the mane sported by this sophomore center. Whereas the mullet is defined by being “all
business in the front and party in the back” Wilson’s flow is a 100%
celebratory rager from bangs to shoulders. Those teammates who think they are
bringing it with a 2:1 shampoo/conditioner combination better think again
because this guy puts WAX in his locks to get this look. Great kid and player
taking the flow-volution to new heights – strong work Rowan.
What a cutie :)
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ReplyDelete# Function that creates username with same format
def make_user_name(first_name, last_name, birth_year):
#Get rid of symbols in hyphonated names
last_name = last_name.replace("'", "").replace("-", "")
first_name = first_name.replace("'", "").replace("-", "")
# If statements to declare whether more first name characters need to be added to username
if len(last_name) >= 7:
username = first_name[0] + last_name[:7] + str(birth_year)
return username.lower()
else:
username = first_name[:7-len(last_name) + 1] + last_name[:7] + str(birth_year)
return username.lower()
def make_password(dob, words):
# Create password variable with empty quotes
password = ""
dob = dob.split("/")
# If statement to declare whether a zero needs to be added to birth month
if len(dob[0]) == 1:
password = password + "0"
password = password + dob[0]
# Uses word tuple to select random word for password
rand_word = random.choice(words)
password = password + rand_word
# If statement to declare whether a zero needs to be added to birth date
if len(dob[1]) == 1:
password = password + "0"
password = password + dob[1]
# Return completed password
return password
def main():
# Tuple of words to be added to password
mywords = ("Bruins","Celtics","Redsox","Patriots","Revolution","Terriers","Eagles")
# File name input
name_infile = input("Enter the name of the file with employee info: ")
# IOError exception handling
try:
infile = open(name_infile, "r")
except IOError:
# Notify user of error
print(f"No file named {name_infile} was found")
else:
# Output file name & opening
name_outfile = "login_info.txt"
outfile = open(name_outfile, "w")
# Loop for generating each user's info & use split function
for line in infile:
info = line.replace("/n", "").split(",")
# Variables for identifying values
fname = info[0]
lname = info[1]
birth_date = info[2]
# Finalize by assigning username and password to proper functions
username = make_user_name(fname, lname, birth_date.split("/")[2].rstrip())
password = make_password(birth_date,mywords)
# Write & display info on output file
outfile.write(f"{fname} {lname}'s username is: {username} password is {password}\n")
# Close files
infile.close()
outfile.close()
# Call main
main()
This is Ben's work by the way ^ (don't steal)
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