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    Patrick Roy There has been a lot of great goalies in the national hockey league. Who is Patrick Roy? Patrick Roy is one of the best goaltenders of all time. He has been such a well all-around person during his young years, his achievements while playing in the national hockey league, and his years of being a coach. Patrick has been such a great asset to his teams whether he was on or off the ice. Before he was well known across the world, he was just a normal boy from Quebec. In Quebec City, Patrick

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    Violence is defined as the use of excessive physical force, which causes or has obvious potential to cause harm or destruction to an individual. Violence in sports comes in many forms, and divides into social and cultural factors related to the sport ethic, gender ideology, the dynamics of social class and race, and the tactics used in sports. Violence in sports has gone too far because sports violence has become so severe in sports, that players are injured each years. However, in sports some violence

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    Imagine getting paid $6.8 million for a 4-year contract to beat up people in the ice rink. This is what Derek Boogaard’s contract is worth with the New York Rangers. In a New York Times article, Derek Boogaard was the most feared enforcer standing 7 feet tall on his skates. His job was not to play, but to fight others in the ice rink. He was known as the boogeyman. He could shatter a nose or jaw with a single punch. At the height of his career, he earned millions of dollars. During enforcement

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    Wrestling Match Loss   As I crawled off of the mat in anguish, I couldn't believe that I let it happen again. My one chance to settle the score and truly prove that I was better, was gone. My coaches and friends tried to tell me how good I did and how lucky he got, but it only made the pain worse. They put into perspective exactly how close I was to beating him, and it just made me think more. Think about how this was his last year, and how I would never be able to avenge my defeat. It made me

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    Despite their Clarkson Cup loss to the Calgary Inferno on Sunday, the Les Canadiennes (formerly known as the Montreal Stars) had an excellent 2015-16, including winning the Commissioner's Trophy for the best regular-season records for the fifth time in seven years, playing their first ever outdoor game in professional women's hockey against the Boston Pride in December, and ending their season with a .875 points percentage and sitting in first place with 42 points. On September 24th, the Montreal

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    Stamkos Case Study

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    According to a report, Tampa Bay Lighting is not willing to offer a contract offer to soon to be superstar free agent Steven Stamkos that is worth more than $8.5 million a season. Both sides have been trying to figure out a new deal for quite some time now; Stamkos is set to become an unrestricted free agent on July 1st. In 77 games played last season, Stamkos recorded 36 goals, 28 assists with a plus minus of plus 3. Stamkos played a huge roll in the Lighting success last season; producing good

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    The Dangers of Avalanches Essay

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    The Dangers of Avalanches Imagine a day of skiing or snowmobiling, where all is good and that last mountain must be conquered. Once on the slope, it may seem perfect, until the snow begins to give away and start to slide. Tumbling down a slope moving at 150 miles per hour, smashing into trees, becoming buried under 100,000 tons of snow, only to guess which way is up, how does one survive? Will the rescuers be able to find the buried victim? For centuries, mountain dwellers and travelers

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    Like today’s politics also, the snowflake isn’t going to come out of the avalanche and take responsibility for the destruction it started. The obvious difference between American politics and an avalanche is that governments are made of people capable of intelligent thought, instead of a mindless mass of snow. In some ways this makes modern governments even more dangerous. A mass of snow

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    becoming a victim of an avalanche. I ask myself “how can I be prepared and confident in the event of an avalanche?” My paper goes into depth on the physical properties and causes of an avalanche as well as the knowledge you need to stay safe. My paper starts off with the question addressed and then some research that I have done on the topic. Following that research, I move into the formal research section of the paper. The research found includes different causes of avalanches, action steps to take

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    Avalanches Avalanches are a common occurrence during the winter and spring months in mountainous regions throughout the world. Through the course of this paper I will discuss two aspects of avalanches that have been studied in significant detail in the recent past. The first aspect of Avalanches that is going to be discussed is the impact of avalanches on geologic formations and biodiversity. Areas that experience avalanches have some specific characteristics that can be attributed to the impact

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