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20 R INK MAGAZ INE may/June 2008 FROZEN FOUR FREEZING THE 1) Immediately after last Avalanche regular season game we start shaving 2) Installing drop in NHL Playoff logos 19) Making a small ice repair between periods can be done after an inspection is completed. 20) Boston College wins the Frozen Four Championship — but our work is only starting. 21) Immediately following the Championship Game of the Frozen Four we start shaving off the NCAA markings and logos. 22) Edging is a critical part of removing the ice. 23) The NHL shield magically starts to appear as the ice gets shaved down. 24) Stanley Cup Playoff logo starts to appear. 25) As the NCAA logo disappears, the new logo starts to appear below it. 26) Walking and inspecting the NHL sheet to make sure we don't shave down too far and remove a logo by mistake is a critical procedure. 27) Once you are done shaving the ice it is simple to wash off any remaining spots with a hose and cold water. 28) Final clean-up on the ice surface. 29) The ice crew will spend the entir e night and part of the game day to build up the surface in preparation for the playoff game. 30) Frozen Four Ice Crew.

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