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...practice it gets frustrating because we never score. So when we get in a game like this, it is frustrating when you have so many opportunities, but you got to keep working at it and hope it goes in.”ON HER SHOULDERSWith the Crimson offense remaining stagnant through much of the game and UNH constantly keeping the pressure on, Boe had the burden of keeping Harvard in the game almost by herself.In the opening two periods, the Wildcats had 23 shots on net and six power plays, including a four-minute stretch in the first during which...
...created–even more powerful than the cinema because in games you can actually become a character in the drama,” Churness writes in an e-mail.It is a tool whose influence is becoming increasingly pronounced. Bagley sees the Christian gaming industry as a counterpoint to a stagnant video game industry that will take off in the next ten years.“Though Christian blockbusters like ‘The Passion of the Christ’ [weren’t] what motivated us to do what we’re doing, [they have] perhaps validated...
Next Christmas, though, may be a different story for many as the impact of higher costs for food, fuel, medicine and mortgages comes home to roost. And by then, says Mark Zandi, an economist at Economy.com home prices may be stagnant or edging lower. That's when the "home ATM will shut down," and with it, possibly, the spending urge. Energy costs are draining our budgets ... $56.46 - Price per barrel of oil West Texas intermediate crude...
What is certain is that the next head of government will inherit rampant corruption, stagnant oil exports, a crumbling infrastructure, deadly insurgencies (on Friday and Saturday alone, five suicide bombings killed more than 120 people), an Iraqi army riddled with factional militiamen and a police force suspected of conniving in sectarian violence. A case in point is last week's discovery by U.S. forces of 173 prisoners at an Interior Ministry bunker. The majority of them were believed to be Sunni and several reportedly showed signs of torture or starvation. It has only increased the public perception that the Interior...
...cases surpassed—those of their American counterparts. Part of the reason that the riots were so difficult for many to comprehend here is that they cut against so many ingrained prejudices and preconceptions about America and Europe. We, and not the Europeans, are supposed to be racist, stagnant, and repressive. We are the ones who supposedly shunt away our unwanted and care only for certain types of citizens. We are the ones that segregated the races. Most of all we, and not our enlightened European brethren, are the violent and the crude. Reality, however, even long-suppressed...