The Hottest NHL Hockey WAGs

Hailing from Calgary, “The Girl Next Door” has always been fond of hockey – or at least in some cases, the men who play it. Elisha recently got engaged to Toronto Maple Leafs captain Dion Phaneuf, who she started dating in 2008 when he was a member of the Calgary Flames.

Prior to scoring with the Edmonton-born defenceman, Cuthbert had a two-year relationship with NHL star Sean Avery, which didn't exactly have its own happy ending. After a morning skate in Calgary, Alberta with the Dallas Stars, Avery spoke to reporters regarding remarks he made about another NHL star and he wound up biting off more than he could chew. In front of the media, Avery stated, “I'm really happy to be back in Calgary; I love Canada. I just want to comment on how it's become like a common thing in the NHL for guys to fall in love with my (former girlfriends)”. The comment actually contained the phrase “sloppy seconds”, which was directed at Cuthbert and Phaneuf, causing a bit of outcry in Hollywood and the sports world. Luckily, Avery's inappropriate comments about the actress garnered attention from the NHL's commissioner who disciplined him with a lengthy suspension.

Check into our list of the Hottest NHL Hockey WAGs featuring Elisha Cuthbert, Carrie Underwood and Olivia Munn! http://likes.com

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Mason Disick: Baby Fashion Icon

We love Mason in a newsboy hat, polo and dark denim! He's certainly becoming a fashion icon for all toddlers to admire!

Can't get enough Mason on Keeping Up with the Kardashians? Check these pics, #3's the best! http://likes.com

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How 3D Printing Is Going To Change The World

A 3D printer is similar to a normal printer, however a normal printer produces ink on paper. 3D printers, on the other hand, layer atoms on top of each other to create, or print, actual 3D objects. 

It sounds fascinating, right? But 3D printing is certainly an invention that did not occur overnight. What is known as 3D printing now was once known as rapid prototyping. Rapid prototyping has been in use for many years now, and it involves an engineer designing an object as a computerized aided design file, or CAD. This file would then be sent to machines, which would produce the 3D object. 

The only problem with this early type of 3D printing is that the plastics and the metals that were used were just not of a high-enough quality to be used as anything other than a prototype. Although the machine could produce the parts designed, the end product didn't have structural integrity and was only used to design things that engineers wanted to see a life-size model of. 

Printable guns and pizza? 3D printing is nuts! http://likes.com

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