Word: icing
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...first period, Harvard scored four goals in a span of 3:43 to establish a solid 5-2 lead. Vaillancourt scored the second of the four goals—and the Crimson’s first power play goal of the night—on a cross-ice feed from sophomore defender Caitlin Cahow. The extra-skater tally at 15:04 would prove to be the game-winner for Harvard...
...other end of the ice, junior netminder Ali Boe and the Crimson defense held their own, too. In addition to limiting the Tigers to only 13 shots, Harvard clamped down when shorthanded...
With the Crimson forwards applying heavy pressure as Princeton attempted to clear the puck into neutral ice, Mandes forced Tigers starting netminder B. J. Slapsky to lunge to his right with a well-struck wrist shot. Maki, parked at the right post, gathered the rebound, then arced towards the faceoff circle. As the defense gravitated towards the puck, Du quietly slipped in behind at the far post, where Maki found him for a can’t-miss tap-in at 18:25, extending the Harvard lead to three...
...latter game the ability to curve the stones does not come from the fact that the stones are not round, but because the stone slides on the edges of the cup-shaped depression on the bottom of the stone which gives it a certain traction on the ice when turned one way or another. However, the two games are exactly alike in principle and as that principle is the one thing that makes each of them a fascinating and scientific game, your article seems rather pointless when it is left...
...pseudoephedrine, a decongestant that works by shrinking blood vessels in the nose, lungs and other mucous membranes. Drug traffickers long ago discovered they could dissolve the pills in common chemicals and heat the mixture until the liquid evaporates and a powerful stimulant powder--known as meth, crank, crystal or ice--remains. As a result, 23 other states are considering similar legislation, and last week a federal bill, modeled on Oklahoma's statute, was introduced in the U.S. Senate by a group of bipartisan lawmakers from across the country, including states in which hospital admission rates for meth addiction have soared...