More Hockey Less War

Here we are…

by Steve, January 27th, 2007

We have officially migrated to the new server with its new server software, and we are officially ironing out kinks. I expect there to be a few. By and large, it seems to have gone pretty smoothly though. I’m not especially pleased with my new look, so I’ll be tweaking that as we go.

I’ll be re-introducing the shop soon. I need to do some housekeeping on the merch (some of it has been less than satisfactory, so I may be discontinuing some designs and adding new). Please remember, if you’ve bought stuff, it comes with a 30 day money back guarantee. Don’t hesitate to use it if the stuff isn’t up to snuff!

Links

by Steve, January 27th, 2007

The Best One

Wacky Mommy

Portland Hockey

Portland Winter Hawks — Western Hockey League Canadian Major Junior, home games at the Memorial Coliseum
- Winter Hawks online discussion forum
- After the Whistle, Winter Hawks broadcaster Andy Kemper’s thoughts on the Winter Hawks, the WHL, and hockey in general.
River City Jaguars — Northern Pacific Hockey League (a.k.a. “NorPac”, a.k.a. the NPHL) USA Hockey Tier III Junior A, home games at Valley Ice Arena
Portland State Vikings — American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA) Division 2, home games at Mountain View Ice Arena
Portland Jr. Hawks local youth hockey league
Ft. Vancouver Pioneers — Pulled the plug early this season, we’ll see if they’re back next year.
Portland Buckaroos and other Portland hockey history, by Scott Petterson

About the Blogger Formerly Known as Himself

by Steve, January 27th, 2007

Position: Defense
Shoots: Left
Height: 5′10″
Weight: 200
Born: Pittsburgh, Pa.
Hockey Age: 42
Home: Portland, Ore.

Player Notes: Plays with grit and intensity along the boards and in front of net. Good first pass out of the zone. Grinder with decent speed and mobility. Needs to work on point shot.

This site is about me and my guiding philosophy on life: More Hockey, Less War. Oh, okay, it’s not that simple. But it makes a good bumper sticker. This may well be he only anti-war hockey blog… in the universe. Peace, social justice, and hockey. Passionate pursuits for passionate people. Feel free to comment.

Everything you’ve learned in school as ‘obvious’ becomes less and less obvious as you begin to study the universe. For example, there are no solids in the universe. There’s not even the suggestion of a solid. There are no absolue continuums. There are no surfaces. There are no straight lines.

R. Buckminster Fuller said that.