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Protecting an one-goal lead lead late in the game, Dartmouth was not going to allow Harvard's highly touted top-line play the open style of hockey it thrives under. The Big Green never expected Suurkask and the Crimson's second-line to deliver the fatal blow. Surprise killed Dartmouth...
...fans in attendance made a collective gasp as Ruddock inched back to the goal, but sophomore defenseman Pamela Van Reesema raced to the net to shove the puck under Ruddock's pads, forcing the officials to blow the play dead and avoid the fluke goal...
...little girl in dynamite and leaves her hanging from the ballroom chandelier. What the hero doesn't know is that the button to detonate the tnt is on the sole of the kid's right shoe?so that even if they get her down, the ship and passengers will blow up anyway...
...company shut down its Go.com website, laid off 400 of its 2,000 Internet employees and wrote off more than $800 million stemming from its slumping online operations. And famed value investor Warren Buffett dealt the stock, which has been lagging the S&P 500 since November, a psychic blow by revealing that his Berkshire Hathaway company had dumped 80% of its Disney holdings by last March. After two years of such disappointments, and enough bumps and jolts in its movies, TV, consumer products and cable businesses to compete with its Big Thunder Mountain Railroad ride, the entertainment giant...
...Like the other services, the Navy routinely takes batches of so-called "opinion leaders" on tours of their operations, to show off their various platforms. And an emergency blow is a neat time to be aboard a sub. Saying they were at the controls may be something of a misnomer, since there's no control over the vessel once it's surfacing. Its path is preordained. And, of course, there are officers on watch standing right behind the civilians, ready to take over in case anything goes wrong. But the issue here wasn't control over the vessel...