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from R.C. Sproul Jul 01, 2016 Category: ArticlesIn college, I majored in philosophy. On the very first day of the very first course that I took in philosophy, the professor wrote the word philosophy on the chalkboard, then broke it down to show its etymological origin. The word comes from two Greek words, which is appropriate, for... Keep Reading
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2010 Ligonier National Conference - R.C. Sproul
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Deeplinks Blog posts about File Sharing
When considering what to make of the recording industry's current rants against peer-to-peer file sharing software, it may help to remember how the record industry got its start -- by pirating the works of famous American songwriters. Consider this article, written by John Philip Sousa in 1906:
"I foresee a marked deterioration in American music and musical taste, an interruption in the musical development of the country, and a host of other injuries to music in its artistic manifestations, by virtue -- or rather by vice -- of the multiplication of the various music-reproducing machines."
A Canadian court today denied the recording industry's effort to force Canadian ISPs to disclose the names of 29 alleged file sharers. This alone is news enough (and thanks are due to CIPPIC and Electronic Frontier Canada for their efforts in the proceeding).
But the court went on to say quite a bit more about file sharing and copyright law in Canada, including:
Some folks keep asking why more artists aren't breaking into the mainstream through file sharing. This article suggests that they are--but that the record labels are taking all the credit:
"Record-label executives discreetly use Garland's research firm, BigChampagne, and other services to track which songs are traded online and help pick which new singles to release. They increasingly use such file-sharing data to persuade radio stations and MTV to give new songs a spin or boost airplay for those that are popular with downloaders.
Some labels even monitor what people do with their music after they download it to better structure deals with licensed downloading services. The ultimate goal is what it always has been in the record business: Sell more music."
In the wake of a Harvard/UNC study (PDF) asserting that the effect file sharing has on music sales is "statistically indistinguishable" from zero, the recording industry has decided to take its P2P litigation campaign global.
Says IFPI Chairman Jay Berman, "I can't sit here and count all the new opportunities for delivering music to consumers, whether it may be over the Internet or into people's wireless telephones or anything else." Rather, argues Berman, the focus should be on bringing lawsuits against people, without "prescreening" to discriminate among "the old or young."
Needless to say, we disagree.
You may not agree with the recording industry's litigation campaign against people who use peer-to-peer file-sharing networks. No matter. Under legislation introduced Thursday by Senators Patrick Leahy (D-VT) and Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), you'd still have to pay for it.
The legislation in question is the Protecting Intellectual Rights Against Theft and Expropriation Act (PIRATE Act). It would allow federal prosecutors to bring civil copyright infringement suits--meaning a lower burden of proof and no need to show that a defendant had knowledge of her wrongdoing and willfully engaged in it.
Two million dollars are earmarked, four U.S. Attorney's offices must set up a "pilot" program, and the Department of Justice is required to file annual reports with the Judiciary committee to identify how many civil actions have been brought.
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Equipped with paint pens and 84 hours, acclaimed artist Chris Dent created a mural for AOL's London Office on Capper Street. The black-and-white mural was commissioned by the AOL Artists Program – which promotes talented artists across the globe by curating original works of art for AOL worldwide – to be a focal point for our London office's staff and visitors.
The mural captures the urban landscape and AOL's presence around the globe, featuring 15 famous landmarks, including The Shard and Gherkin in London, Eiffel Tower in Paris, Chrysler and Empire State Buildings in New York, Berlin TV Tower and CN Tower in Toronto.
Prior to the Cityscape Mural, Chris designed two cityscape canvases that form part of the AOL Artist canvases, which now includes over 150 pieces of work. Based out of his East London studio, Chris has been featured in American Vogue, Metropolis Magazine and Wallpaper*, and has had solo shows in London and Paris.
Want to get a play-by-play of the mural creation but don't have 84 hours to spare? You can watch the four minute version here.
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Okay, to fill everyone in I am currently trying to put together my own Pokemon Manga. This follows game canon (the only true canon if you ask me) and is set roughly fifteen years after Black 2 and White 2. It has entirely homemade characters (apart from ONE, but we'll get to that later), a new region to explore, new Gyms, maybe even a few new Pokemon, we'll never know I figured I'd write up a novelisation and adapt that into the manga or vice versa, but here goes! I would highly appreciate feedback!
Much like in our own, technology marches on in the Pokemon World. The high-tech Pokemon encyclopedias known as Pokedexes, previously trusted only to certain people to help Professors with their research, are now mass-produced and readily available to any Trainer. Villages and rural towns began to grow into cities and change the landscape of the planet.
Despite these growing changes, one thing that has always been a constant is the ambition of the world's people. Every day, countless ten-year-old children obtain their first Pokemon and set of on their own journey, some to take on their region's Pokemon League and try to become Champion, some to take part in Contests and become Coordinators, some to become Breeders, Connoisseurs, Professors and so on. Soon, one such adventure will start, albeit later than most, for two teenagers working in Professor Balsa's Pokemon Lab outside of Preluda City, in the far-off Ramor region. Who knows what sights will await them? What challenges they will face? What obstacles they will have to overcome? All we know for sure is that their lives will be changed forever, as they take their first true steps into a brave new world!
Chapter 1
The Road Not Taken
Magnet Train Station
Kayarii Town
Ramor Region
Amara Tokare's day started the same as any other. Wake up, head downtown to the station, take the magnet train to Preluda City, get to the Pokemon Lab situated in the city's University and spend the day helping with research or looking after the Pokemon in the nearby nature reserve, as she had done for the past five years.
While her travelling around Ramor was short-lived, she had a capacity for adventure that could never be filled, that the daily train from one town to another would never begin to satiate. She loved caring for the Pokemon in the reserve, she regularly brought her Cyndaquil with her to let him stretch his legs and play with the other Pokemon, she didn't care what they payed her to do it as long as she got to do what she loved. Unfortunately, even this was starting to bore her.
Tending to wild Pokemon in a nature reserve was one thing, but she longed to raise her own Pokemon like she did her Cyndaquil. She wanted to travel the region all over again, take on the Pokemon League like she never did, make friends, rivals, live her life to the fullest!
Her daydreaming eventually subsided, and Amara returned to her work with a sigh.
Professor Balsa's Pokemon Lab, Trainer's University
Preluda City
Ramor Region
Cato Balsa had been at his father's lab since yesterday morning, having fallen asleep with his head in a book. His life was quiet, even boring by most's standards, but he loved it. He was a bookworm by any definition, he preferred staying indoors in the lab doing research with his father, Professor Daryl Balsa, over almost anything. He spent most of his childhood playing with the Pokemon in the nature reserve near the university or in the Lab with his father, and even chose not to become a Trainer on his 10th birthday to become his father's Aide.
He had friends at the University, he worked closely with his fellow Aide, Amara, and even spent a lot of time playing with his older sister, Carmen, when she visited home during her own journey. He missed her greatly, but doesn't blame her for leaving. After all, he chose not to become a Trainer to do what he loved, she left home to do what she wanted.
He checked his watch and groaned, having fallen asleep at the Lab again. Dad's gonna be pissed, he thought. This happened a lot, he would be up doing research until 3 in the morning, and simply pass out with his face in a book. While his father enjoyed the dedication Cato had to his work, it bothered him that he spent so much time studying instead of making friends with other students.
Cato rubbed his eyes and stretched, before gathering his books and wandering outside to get some air before starting his day.
This momentary peace was interrupted when Professor Balsa approached him.
"Fall asleep in the Lab again, kiddo?" the professor asked sarcastically.
"Time flies when you're having fun, I guess it just slipped away from me. Sorry, Dad." Cato replied, still tired from his lack of sleep.
Professor Balsa simply shook his head.
"Cato, I'm a Pokemon Professor. I spent years studying in Johto as an Aide, then I travelled overseas a lot before I got this job. Even by my standards, you spend far too much time in this Lab with your nose in a book!" he said, bored of having to talk to his son about this.
"I'm sorry Dad. I just prefer doing this. It's what I enjoy doing." Cato responded, rolling his eyes.
"Okay, son, go home. Take a week off, go do something other than sit in this Lab and read. Am I understood?" the Professor sighed.
"Yes, Dad. Whatever you say.." Cato mumbled, before leaving the university campus.
Preluda Pokemon Sanctuary
Outside Preluda City
Ramor Region
Cato walked through the reserve and sat down under a tree. When he couldn't go to the Lab, he would come here to be alone with his thoughts. He was more of an indoors person, but he enjoyed how peaceful it was here. He could spend all day under this tree with no disruption other than the occasional wild Pokemon. As he closed his eyes and tried to get some shuteye, he heard footsteps. So much for my nap.
He opened his eyes and saw Amara walking towards him with her usual welcoming smile.
"Hey, dude! The professor kick you out again?" she asked, while setting down food for the wild Pokemon.
"Yep. Fell asleep in the lab again." Cato replied, the exhaustion in his voice being made clear.
"Can you blame him? You spend so much time in that lab, if you ever decided to go talk to the other students, even the geeks would be giving you a wedgie!" Amara responded with her usual humorous side.
"True, I can't help liking what I do though." Cato sighed.
"I don't see how you keep it up though. I'll admit, I like this job, but I'm getting bored of it! Day in, day out, it's just feeding Pokemon and doing research! I want to get back out into the world! Explore! See what the region has to offer besides a University in a city surrounded by mountains!" Amara began to vent, her irritation with her current life being made clear.
"Well, there's actually nothing keeping you here. If you want to go travelling, it's all up to you." Cato smiled at his best friend.
"That's true, but part of me doesn't want to leave. Cyndaquil likes it here. It reminds him of home."
After saying this, she takes a PokeBall off of her belt and releases her Cyndaquil, which, unlike others of it's kind, has blue flames shooting from his back.
"I remember when I caught him. I was in Rijon on vacation at the time, and he just stood out. We've been friends since." She smiled at both Cato and Cyndaquil.
"You've never told me that, Amara." Cato acknowleged her sentiment. The conversation was soon cut off by both Cato and Amara's Xtrancievers beeping.
Both picked up, discovering that Professor Balsa was calling them.
"Cato, Amara, come to the Lab! There's something you need to see!" he said quickly, excitement obvious in his voice.
"What's, up, Professor?" Amara asked.
"I just got an intriguing report from some colleagues around Ramor! You'll want to see this!" the Professor exclaimed.
"Okay, Dad, we'll be on our way." Cato responded, before hanging up. Amara quickly recalled Cyndaquil, finished feeding the wild Pokemon and both ran back to the University.
Professor Balsa's Pokemon Lab, Trainer's University
Preluda City
Ramor Region
Professor Balsa paced back and forth in excitement. What he had just learned had excited him more than anything had in years. Cato and Amara both enter the Lab, approaching the Professor's desk.
"What's happened?" both ask.
"I'll show you!" the Professor responded, turning his computer to them. On the screen were pictures of various unrecognised Pokemon from around the region.
"These were sent to me by my colleagues around Ramor." he explained.
"I don't think I've seen these before..." Amara noted. She then produced her Pokedex and scanned the pictures. The encyclopedia had no data whatsoever on these creatures.
"These Pokemon have never been seen before! This is a breakthrough discovery!" Professor Balsa exclaimed.
Cato was speechless. Even after all these years, even when Pokedexes are publically available, Discoveries like this still happened, and he was witnessing one such breakthrough!
"I have something to ask of you, Cato. I'm obviously preoccupied with teaching here, so I need you to do some field work for me. I'll give you a Pokedex, I want you to search for new Pokemon like these and document them for future Pokedex updates. Can you do this for me, son?" Professor Balsa asked.
"I would be honoured, Dad. I'm glad I can be a part of a breakthrough like this!" Cato responded in excitement.
"But I can pick up a Pokedex from the Poke Mart on the way, don't worry about that." he added.
"Ah, but the mass-produced Pokedexes house all the information for DISCOVERED Pokemon, and don't have the capacity to add new entries. I want you to take MY Pokedex." he replied, and pulled a transparent device the size of a notebook out of his labcoat pocket.
"This is a special-issue Pokedex. It's sort of like an administrator model. These share a private network with others of it's kind and can share any information they gather. They also have the capability of adding new entries. Take this, use it to register these new Pokemon. The information you gather will be shared with Pokemon Professors around the world. You'll be doing very important work, son, and I thank you for doing this for me."
"I'll go home and pack. I'm also going to let Mom know I'll be gone. Thank you for trusting me with this, Dad." Cato replied, finding all of this hard to take in, before walking out of the lab, mounting his motorcycle and leaving.
After a moment of silence, Professor Balsa turned to Amara.
"I also have something to ask of you too, Amara. I know you've been thinking of leaving to start an adventure of your own, so can I ask that you keep an eye on Cato while he is gone? He's fine by himself, but I'm hoping that being out and around people will help him out of his shell."
"No problem! Having some company would keep us both sane. And I don't blame you. Cato's a nice guy, he just needs to get out more. I'll keep an eye on him for you while I take on the Pokemon League and he is cataloguing for you!" Amara smiled, knowing she could finally go off on an adventure without feeling like she was abandoning her duties.
"I would suggest that you head to Sankamono Town and take on the Gym there. There's a Gym here, but you will need to train a lot more before you're ready to take him on. Thank you, Amara. Now get out of here and go have some fun." Professor Balsa smiled and watched her leave.
Several hours later
Cato's Room
Apartment 17A
Preluda City Centre
Cato had been having a very eventful day. It had gone from the usual sitting around the lab doing research, to packing his bag and leaving to explore the world in the name of science. His mother had reacted just as he'd expected; sad that now both of her children are leaving home, but happy that they were both doing what they loved. He was ready to leave, but first he'd called his sister, Carmen, to let her know what had been going on.
"Really? You? Outside? Who are you and what have you done with my baby brother!" Carmen Balsa joked after hearing the news.
"I know, I hardly believe it! Maybe you could come with me? You have a better knowledge of the region than I do, you'd have a better idea of where to go than I would." Cato asked.
"Oh, I would love to, bro, but I'm not in Ramor anymore. I've spent the last few months in the Telov region after I beat Ramor's league. Sorry!" Carmen said disappointingly.
"No worries, I'll figure something out." Cato responded, disappointed that he couldn't be reunited with his older sister, who has been away from home for over fourteen years and become the Ramor League Champion. At this point, Amara had been let in and walked into Cato's room.
"Is that Carmen?! Holy crap, I haven't seen you in years!" Amara exclaimed.
"Amara? Wow, it's been a while! How's that cool Cyndaquil of yours? Reconsidered that offer to trade, yet?" Carmen responded with her usual smile.
"Keep dreaming, champ. He's mine." Amara responded with a joking smile.
"If you say so. Anyways, I'd better be going, I'm not far from Frodomar City and I've got my eye set on it's Gym! Talk to you later!" Carmen replied, before hanging up.
Amara smiled at Cato, who returned it.
"Hey, Cato, I was wondering if you wanted me to tag along while you're doing that thing for your dad?" Amara asked.
"Sure! I could use someone who has experience travelling the region. Let me know when you're ready to go!" Cato smiled.
"I've been ready for years, pal. I'll meet you at the University in the morning!" she smiled.
The next few hours were spent packing their bags and talking about past adventures and what may be in store for the pair. Amara slept on the Balsa's couch, it being far too late for her to get the train back home. Tomorrow would be the day everything changed for the better, for both her and Cato.
The next morning
On the road
Preluda City
Cato was feeling more energized than usual today, this being a mixture of his impending departure and his remembering that a bed is a lot more comfortable than a desk. He and Amara left not long after waking up and took his motorcycle to the Lab. They took this time to further discuss the first steps of their journey.
"So what's the plan once we leave? Take the Magnet Train up to Kayarii so you can finish getting ready?" Cato shouted.
"Where's the fun in that? We should hoof it! Make our way through Strata Valley! Where's the adventure in just taking the short route? Who knows, we might find one of those new Pokemon along the way!" Amara shouted back.
"You have a point. I haven't seen my dad get anywhere near this excited since we spotted that Shaymin in the Sanctuary! This is a huge discovery!" Cato pointed out.
"I saw that, I've been working for the Professor since I was thirteen, I've never seen that look on his face before!" Amara responded.
"I've been with the guy all my life and I've never seen it either!" Cato remarked.
"That reminds me, what Pokemon are you taking with you? It'd help if you didn't go alone, and Cyndaquil would have a friend!" she asked out of curiosity.
"I don't have any. I never became a Trainer remember?" he answered.
"That'll have to change! Even if you're just doing field research, having a Pokemon with you helps!" Amara exclaimed.
"I knew that much but I've never done any field research, remember? I've never needed my own Pokemon." he responded.
"No wonder you're so lonely! Pokemon are great company! I'd be lost without my little buddy at my side!" Amara said, looking at the lone Pokeball on her belt with a smile.
"If you say so. We're here!" Cato shouted before slowing down, parking his motorcycle and letting Amara and himself get off. Professor Balsa was already there, waiting for them.
"You two took your sweet time getting here!" The Professor said to the pair.
"Sorry, Professor! My dad told me not to spend all night at the Lab again, I guess he didn't get the memo!" Cato replied sarcastically.
"Funny. Anyways, before you two get going, I wanted to make sure you had everything you need." He responded, handing a small sack to Amara.
"I went down to the Botany Department and picked a few of those crossbred berries your Cyndaquil loves so much, Amara. If anyone asks, a Rattata got in and ate them, understood?" He smiled mischievously as he gave her the sack of Rawst/Sitrus hybrid berries.
"Thanks, Professor! And don't worry, I know how annoying Rattatas can be!" She replied with a wink. He then turned to Cato, and handed his Pokedex to his son.
"I've uploaded the photos onto it, so you'll have a basic idea of what you're looking for. I've asked the guys at the Observatory to forward any further reports to you, just in case. Don't worry about your bike, I'll make sure it's safe. Good luck." He said goodbye and shook hands with both Cato and Amara, before watching them leave.


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Roller-compacted concrete (RCC) is just what it sounds like. This stiff, zero-slump concrete mixture can be placed with asphalt-type paving equipment and then compacted with rollers.
Even though RCC has the same basic ingredients as conventional concrete—cement, fine and coarse aggregates, and water—it is drier, and looks and feels like damp gravel. A low water-cement ratio and dense-graded aggregates give RCC high strength, making it ideal for paving inter-modal facilities, equipment yards, and trucking terminals. It has also been used for parking lots, city streets, and intersections.
This concrete costs less because it is easy and fast to produce and place. Resulting pavements do not require joints, dowels, reinforcing steel, formwork, or finishing, and are virtually maintenance-free.
Special attention to mixing and batching procedures must be considered with concrete that's to be compacted by rollers. Compared with conventional concrete, RCC pavement mixes have:
The concrete must be dry enough to support the weight of a large compaction roller, yet wet enough for an even distribution of the paste throughout the mix.
Materials selection is important. Knowlege of the ingredients, the construction requirements, and project specifications helps ensure that the mix will meet design and performance objectives.
Aggregates: RCC uses a well-graded aggregate similar to that used in conventional concrete. However, washed aggregates are not required for this type of concrete since a small quantity of non-plastic fines present (2% to 8% material passing a No. 200 sieve) can enhance its properties.
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clearly anyone advocating anything that you're not explicitly used to must be 'high as balls'
clearly anyone advocating anything that you're not explicitly used to must be 'high as balls'
so you think the whole trajectory of human progress and cultural development is assessed in terms of the particular technologies we happen to develop. wonderful.Also, it's definitely just as arbitrary. Agriculture is a culturally learned phenomenon, just like all the other things you're arguing about. You keep making claims about people needing or wanting this or that, when really this desire is culturally rooted, and thus subject to change as technology changes.
No? First of all "progress" is a fickle word that I would rather you not put in my mouth. Second of all, by technology I'm referring to the anthropological definition: the sum of cultural knowledge and economic means developed by a society, including aesthetics and philosophy. I'd say that's pretty much the root of cultural development, although certainly not the only cause.
On a more important note:
i can only infer things from what you post. inference is a natural facet of debate.
i just said that i think it is better and that's my opinion. but it is objectively different and more involved in a lot of ways: it encourages a more sensory, three-dimensional engagement in art (for everybody) than just reading a novel or watching a film, which i imagine will be the predominant art forms of the economy of the future. those who want something more sensory, something more concerned with the rhythms of natural life will have to form deeply alternative communities or just take part in obscure, lifeless traditions.
pastoral poetry doesn't really exist today. but it was the habit in older poetry to have a natural sense of rhythm, a certain communion of natural imagery, which i and i'm sure many others (perhaps not anthropologists or economists) would say appear to be almost inextricably linked with the obligation for some people to till their crops. a very specific type of poetry dwindles and wanes due to the loss of this "arbitrary" connection.
let's just agree that we share very different ideals and move on
This was a great thread. Crazy to juxtapose a debate like this with an argument on Cosmo in 2010. We've all matured quite a bit I believe.
I still don't understand wtf Hicky was taking about
Autistic pastoral poetry and the decline of anachronisms Solly, try to keep up!
I think that I am literally a more mature person to when I was actually talking in this thread
This thread is an excellent place to plug the novel Feed again as it addresses this topic a little.


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BUFFALO, N.Y. — For the second consecutive night, Canisius goaltender Tony Capobianco stopped 35 shots and winger Cody Freeman provided the game-winning goal as the Golden Griffins defeated Bentley, 2-1, on Saturday at the Buffalo State Ice Arena in Buffalo.
Canisius swept the two-game Atlantic Hockey Association quarterfinal playoff series, and will face second-seed Air Force next weekend.
Capobianco held Bentley's potent offense scoreless for the first 115:20 minutes of the series until surrendering an even-strength tally to senior forward Dan Koudys with 4:40 remaining in Saturday's game. The junior netminder had surrendered 10 goals over two games to the Falcons in a pair of losses in Waltham, Mass., in January.
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Freeman earned the first star of the series-clinching win with a pair of second-period goals. The first came at 14:36 when linemate Kyle Gibbons took a cross-ice pass from Roe at the Bentley blue line, cut hard up the right wing, and labeled a point-blank shot off Falcons goaltender Branden Komm's chest.
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"I remember breaking out of the end, and Kyle got a nice pass," Freeman said. "He was streaking down the wing, and just put a nice shot on net on Komm. I was pushing to the net, and I just managed to hack it in."
He scored his sixth goal since March 1 with 59 seconds remaining in the second period when he tipped a ferocious shot by Gibbons in the high slot over Komm's outstretched right pad.
After scoring four goals in the first 34 games of the season — including 15 games in which he did not appear on the gameday roster – Freeman now has back-to-back three-goal weekends. He has collected 14 points in his last 14 games, and his pairing with Gibbons, a childhood friend from their summer league days in the Midwest, and junior center Patrick Sullivan has finally given Canisius a consistent scoring threat.
"I don't want to call it luck," Freeman laughed. "Hard work? Maybe a little bit of both. It certainly helps playing with Kyle and Patrick Sullivan. We click — (Kyle and I) have played together since we were kids, when we were growing up, so there's some chemistry there, and we're just having success. It's going well for us."
The Griffs had several opportunities to seal the game in the third period, but left the door open just enough for the Falcons to make a final lunge.
Gibbons — the reigning Atlantic Hockey Player of the Week after a five-point weekend in Canisius' two-game sweep of Rochester Institute of Technology — had a clean breakaway four minutes into the final stanza and lost control of the puck at Komm's doorstep.
Fourth-line center Carl Larsson snuck behind the Bentley defense at the 7:43 mark and failed to convert on a one-on-one opportunity with the Falcons' junior goaltender.
Thirty-four seconds later, senior winger Preston Shupe could not finish a two-on-one break with a shot that actually went over the prone Komm and fluttered harmlessly above the goal line before bouncing past the left post.
After Koudys scored to narrow the lead to 2-1 however, Bentley was unable to mount another attack. Sophomore center Alex Grieve took a charging call with 3:17 left in the game when he collided with Larsson near the Falcons' blue line, blunting Bentley's ability to pull Komm for an extra skater until less than a minute remained.
By then, it was too late.
"(Canisius) didn't give us any easy ice," Falcons coach Ryan Soderquist said. "I actually thought they did a much better job of that tonight, that they didn't give us much easy ice. I thought last night, we had a little more scoring opportunities, and we didn't put it home tonight … obviously, Capobianco had a great weekend. He's a very fine goaltender, and he's going to give them a great chance in the next round, whoever they play, with him goaltending like that."
The loss was the final indignity in what has been a difficult five-week disintegration for the Falcons. Since defeating Holy Cross on Jan. 25, Bentley has posted a 1-10-2 record that included a 1-3-2 mark in the final three two-game series of the regular season. Those series were against Army, Sacred Heart, and American International — three of Atlantic Hockey's most beleaguered programs in 2012-13.
"Unfortunately, we peaked at the wrong time," said Soderquist, whose Falcons were 11-10-1 and winners of five out of six before their collapse. "Early on, we were flying. We were going on cylinders. We were scoring and doing all the things we needed to win. The last month has just been tough. We haven't been able to find the scoring touch. But looking back on the season, I can definitely tell you we had some phenomenal games, and if we recruit properly, finish up our recruiting properly, I think we're going to be a very dangerous team next year."
Canisius will now prepare for a tough task: a trip to the thin air of Colorado Springs to face an Air Force squad that has cruised to an 11-3-3 record since Jan. 5, highlighted by a two-game sweep of conference-leading Niagara in the final weekend of the regular season. The Falcons are 7-1-2 in Cadet Ice Arena during that stretch, and beat the Griffs twice on Feb. 15-16.
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