Avalanche, Boris. Avalanche.

Avalanche?

It's the avalanche.

Patrick Roy resigns as Avalanche coach

She got caught in an avalanche.

Listen! I'm an avalanche! Selden, you're stuck.

And everything disappear. Even train disappear under the avalanche.

Can't he do something constructive, like start an avalanche or something?

like a sudden blizzard or an avalanche or a change in the weather.

They were honeymooning in the Alps... and he was killed by an avalanche.

A Hall of Fame goaltender, Roy won four Stanley Cups two apiece with the Montreal Canadiens and the Avalanche.

Roy was named the Jack Adams Award winner as the league's best coach during his rookie season with the Avalanche in 2013 14.

During the last few months we have witnessed an avalanche of ratifications to the Convention, which as of 22 September already had 100 States Parties.

The Avalanche posted a 39 39 4 mark in 2015 16 and fell five points shy of the Wild for the second wild card spot in the Western Conference.

PARIS In Northern Europe, especially Germany, the European Central Bank s decision to embark on quantitative easing (QE) has triggered an avalanche of indictments. Many are unfounded or even baseless.

Patrick Roy resigned as coach and vice president of the hockey operations of the Colorado Avalanche on Thursday, citing a lack of a voice within the team's decision making process.

For the past three years, I have carried out my duties as head coach and vice president of hockey operations for the Colorado Avalanche with energy, passion and determination, the 50 year old Roy said in the statement.

Compared with the strong arm tactics employed by his Mexican counterpart Felipe Calderón, Colom seems resigned to defeat. Comments in January that the country was helpless against an avalanche of drug trafficking from the north were aimed at securing international support, but do little to inspire confidence in his leadership.

But what really matters is two kinds of problems problems that occur on the mountain which you couldn't anticipate, such as, for example, ice on a slope, but which you can get around, and problems which you couldn't anticipate and which you can't get around, like a sudden blizzard or an avalanche or a change in the weather.

There's an ancient and universal concept that words have power, that spells exist, and that if we could only pronounce the right words, then whooosh you know, an avalanche would come and wipe out the hobbits, right? So this is a very attractive idea because we're very lazy, like the sorcerer's apprentice, or the world's greatest computer programmer.

Such analogies help us visualize the immensity of the information explosion and ratify the concerns that come with it. Web search engines are the only mechanism with which to navigate this avalanche of information, so they should not be mistaken for an optional accessory, one of the buttons to play with, or a tool to locate the nearest pizza store.

NEW YORK In my experience, if you are attacked for your diplomacy from both left and right, by doves and hawks, and by internationalists and isolationists, you probably have it just right. In the avalanche of commentary on this month s US Russia deal on Syria s chemical weapons, few have been prepared to call it a win win win outcome for the United States, Russia, and the Syrian people.

Such measures would serve notice to investors that they cannot hope to be saved by the printing press in times of crisis, and would thus compel them to demand higher interest rates or deter them from granting credit in the first place. This would lead to greater discipline among the eurozone s indebted countries and save Europe from a debt avalanche that could ultimately drive currently solvent states into bankruptcy and destroy the European integration project.