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Video- Steve Yzerman On If NHL Players Should Play In The Olympics And Pressure On Team Canada
by Paul on 02/10/14 at 01:49 PM ET
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via Sportsnet,
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Flyers owner Ed Snider clears his throat regarding the Olympics, Claude Giroux's Canadian snub
by George Malik on 02/07/14 at 12:55 AM ET
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Philadelphia Flyers owner Ed Snider is most certainly an outspoken gentleman, and he had...Some things...to say about the Olympics after his team's 3-1 win over the Colorado Avalanche on Thursday, as noted by the AP's Dan Gelston:
''I hate them,'' said Snider, the Flyers founder.
He added: ''It's ridiculous, the whole thing is ridiculous. I don't care if it was in Philadelphia, I wouldn't want to break up the league. I think it's ridiculous to take three weeks off, or however long it is, in the middle of the season. It screws up everything. .. How can anybody be happy breaking up their season. No other league does it, why should we? There's no benefit to us whatsoever. If anything, I can only see negatives.''
Reminded the Flyers reached the Stanley Cup finals during the last Olympics in 2010, Snider laughed.
''Maybe I like them,'' he said. ''I forget about that.''
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Yzerman Faces The Pressure
by Paul on 01/07/14 at 03:56 PM ET
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from Ken Campbell of The Hockey News,
As the man most responsible for assembling Canada's Olympic team, Steve Yzerman faces more pressure than any hockey executive in the world. And unless and until Canada wins a gold medal in Sochi, his selections for the team will be questioned and parsed and debated. It comes with the territory.
But it's crystal clear by his choices that the one thing you cannot question about Steve Yzerman is his integrity. Yzerman and his management team picked the 25 players they believe give Canada its best chance to win a gold medal and that group did not include his own player, Martin St-Louis.
Talk about courage. It would have been very easy for Yzerman to overrule his management group and take St-Louis for the team. He could have easily justified it, saying that it was all about duos. After all, the team has Jay Bouwmeester and Alex Pietrangelo, who patrol the blueline together in St. Louis. It has Sidney Crosby and Chris Kunitz, Ryan Getzlaf and Corey Perry, Jonathan Toews and Patrick Sharp. He could have easily pointed to the tandem of St-Louis and Steven Stamkos, who is expected to be ready to play for Canada.
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Jaromir Jagr's creeps up on 700 goal mark, ties Yzerman for 8th in Devils' win over Canes
by George Malik on 11/30/13 at 03:12 AM ET
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As a Wings fan, I can only congratulate Jaromir Jagr for this one:
Per the Associated Press:
Jaromir Jagr could always score goals -- and on this night, a bunch of other New Jersey Devils did as well. Jagr had a goal and two assists, and the Devils scored four goals in the third period of a 5-2 victory over the Carolina Hurricanes on Friday night.
Jagr's goal with 3:29 left was the 692nd of his career, tying him with Steve Yzerman for eighth on the NHL's all-time list
In his previous game, he passed longtime Pittsburgh teammate Mario Lemieux. Next up: Mark Messier at 694.
"I don't really chase anything," Jagr said. "I enjoy my teammates and my linemates. I enjoy the game, the way we play. Our line, I like the way our line played. When I'm happy about our game, I know the goals are going to come. That's why I don't really worry about it," he added. "If there's no chances to score goals, then I would start worrying about it."
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Afternoon Line
by Paul on 10/02/13 at 02:16 PM ET
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"Yes, I believe a player should get a game misconduct for fighting. We penalize and suspend players for making contact with the head while checking, in an effort to reduce head injuries, yet we still allow fighting.
"We're stuck in the middle and need to decide what kind of sport do we want to be. Either anything goes and we accept the consequences, or take the next step and eliminate fighting."
-Steve Yzerman, GM of the Tampa Bay Lightning talking with Darren Dreger of the Dreger Report at TSN. Read more on this topic...
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No Olympic orientation camp involves on-ice activites, but Hockey Canada's still taking flak
by George Malik on 08/23/13 at 01:32 AM ET
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The issue of contract insurance for NHL players participating in Olympic orientation camps is such a problem in terms of cost that Sport-Express's Andrei Kuznetsov reports that even the Russians aren't skating today or tomorrow in Sochi, but ahead of the Canadian Olympic orientation camp in Calgary from Sunday the 25th to Wednesday the 28th (and the U.S. camp in Arlington, VA on the 26th and 27th), and as you might expect, Hockey Canada's takng some press flak for not being able to scrounge together the funds to be the only hockey federation that managed to get its orientation campers on the ice (the Swedes, Finns, Czechs, Slovaks, Swiss, etc. did not skate).
The Canadian Press's Donna Spencer noted that Hockey Canada president Bob Nicholson and 2014 Olympic team GM Steve Yzerman aren't happy about the no-ice situation:
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Video- Yzerman Discusses The Boucher Firing
by Paul on 03/24/13 at 02:23 PM ET
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Ligntning GM Steve Yzerman met the media in Winnipeg to talk about the firing of Guy Boucher and the plan moving forward.
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Afternoon Line
by Paul on 03/24/13 at 01:54 PM ET
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Detroit, You Can't Have A Legends Plaza Without Yzerman!
by Paul on 09/19/12 at 04:35 PM ET
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from Tony Briscoe of the Detroit News,
The Detroit Historical Society celebrated the opening of its own version of the Hollywood Walk of Fame Wednesday morning, showcasing the handprints and signatures of almost two dozen Detroit icons.
Detroit Legends Plaza had its official ribbon cutting ceremony just outside the Detroit Historical Museum's southwest entrance in Midtown.
The plaza, located at 5401 Woodward Ave., features 22 mounted display boxes marked with the mitts and autographs of Detroit celebs including: Mayor Dave Bing, former Lions running back Barry Sanders and boxer Tommy "The Hitman" Hearns.
continue and see the celebraties who are in so far...
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Afternoon Line
by Paul on 09/05/12 at 01:54 PM ET
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Speaking from personal experience as a St. Louis Blues fan, the 1995-96 Red Wings broke my heart. More specifically, Steve Yzerman, Game 7, double OT. I guarantee that if you mention that phrase to any Blues fan, you will get a pained groan in response. And, of course, this is the one highlight they always show on NHL commercials: Yzerman's unreal slap shot from just inside the blue line, the puck somehow eluding Al MacInnis and Murray Baron and, most obnoxious of all, Jon Casey's shoulder. And then his euphoric (and gag-inducing) sissy-leap down the wall. Ugh.
-David Walton of ESPN when discussing the greatest NHL team of the modern era.
Let's relive that "sissy-leap" again, watch below...
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Evening Line
by Paul on 05/30/12 at 10:04 PM ET
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"I hope he (Lidstrom) does [retire], and I love him. I can't talk about other teams' players, but I admire him and I think he is one of the greatest. He is brilliant in how he plays.
"I said the first part jokingly. I hope he doesn't retire. I think he is the standard of how we want people to play the game—the ultimate professional. I think he is one of the, when we're teaching young defensemen how to play the game, I don't think there's ever been anyone as technically strong as him, and that includes everybody."
-Doug Wilson, GM of the San Jose Sharks. More reaction from Corey Masisak of NHL.com.
What does Steve Yzerman think of Lidstrom retiring? Watch below…
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Yzerman Wants The Red Line Back
by Paul on 03/10/12 at 07:37 PM ET
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from Damian Cristodero of Lightning Strikes,
If Steve Yzerman has his way, the NHL will reinstate the center red line next season in order to promote the play-making he says the game sorely lacks.
"I don't like the way the game is played anymore," the Lightning general manager said Saturday. "All the rule changes we made we designed to increase the skill level, but it's become a slap shot from the far blue line and a guy chips it in and you go chase."
Reinstating the red line and, by consequence, the illegal two-line pass is just one of the issues to be discussed at the GM meetings Monday through Wednesday in Boca Raton. It piques Yzerman's interest even apart from the discussion about how reinstating the red line might reduce injuries caused by the speed of the game.
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Losing And Yzerman Don't Mix
by Paul on 01/03/12 at 12:06 PM ET
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from Steve Simmons of the Toronto Sun,
The honeymoon is over for Steve Yzerman in Tampa Bay. Now comes the hard part.
Reality finds his Lightning in 12th place in the Eastern Conference, currently out of the playoffs, no longer everyone's favourite hockey success story.
"We're not shocked by where we are," Yzerman said in a telephone call from Calgary. "I'm not caught off guard by this. We're not surprised at all. We knew this wasn't going to be easy. I think going in to the year, we knew this would be a challenge for everybody, our coaching staff, our players, the whole organization."
And all that said, this is brand new territory for Yzerman, the hockey executive. Losing isn't something he knows or will accept. His first year in Tampa turned out to be something close to pure magic.
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Welcome Back Stevie
by Paul on 12/01/11 at 12:46 AM ET
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The GM of the Tampa Bay Lightning returns to Detroit.
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Yzerman Returns To Detroit
by Paul on 11/29/11 at 10:26 PM ET
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from Damian Cristodero of the St. Petersburg Times (Wednesday edition),
During a timeout in the first period of tonight's game between the Lightning and Red Wings, the public address announcer at Joe Louis Arena will introduce Steve Yzerman.
A shot of Yzerman in his seat will be shown on the scoreboard, which then will run a video tribute; at least that is the plan, the Red Wings said.
It is a display Yzerman probably could do without.
Not that he won't appreciate it, "But the game is about Tampa Bay playing Detroit. It's not about me," Yzerman said. "It shouldn't be about me."
But in a way it is.
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NHL 12 Update: New Legends Video, Winnipeg Uniform Info, and New Quick Clips
by Doug Miller on 08/20/11 at 01:18 AM ET
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Earlier this afternoon, some NHL 12 fans on the internet found a new Legends video, posted exclusively on the EB Games (now GameStop) webpage for NHL 12. However, the video was kind of "hidden", thankfully over the time it took for me to write this update, there has been a new link to this new video released by EA Sports in an exclusive with GameStop's official site, which makes it much easier to find, and is of much better quality that the original one that was found.
Read on, as I'll provide a link to this new video ( UPDATE - Days later, I finally have the video included in this post ), which reveals several bits of juicy new info on the Legends, including what their team uniforms look like, some info about unlocking them, and best of all, what their overall ratings will be! Also included in this update is some additional news about the Jets' new sweaters potentially not being in the game upon release, and some new quick-clips about HUT and the EASHL.
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NHL 12 Update: Yzerman Confirmed as Legend
by Doug Miller on 08/16/11 at 07:18 PM ET
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Just caught this via EA's NHL 12 Twitter feed moments ago…
Steve Yzerman makes his return to the videogame world as a legend in #NHL12 - @DetroitRedWings fans, love it? http://t.co/89rFPjI
Click here for the full sized screenshot via EA's NHL 12 Twitter account.
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A Look Back at "The Game" That Created "Hockeytown"
by Doug Miller on 08/02/11 at 02:53 PM ET
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Alright, I'm sure I'll take some heat for this, for multiple reasons, but mostly because it goes outside my blog's rage of coverage which is listed as "everything but the NHL". In my defense though, this isn't news; it's just a retrospective look at some hockey history. Plus, ever since the recent retirement of Chris Osgood, I've been thinking about writing about this, and providing my personal perspective on what I feel is one of the most historic games in Detroit Red Wings franchise history, at least among the games that have been played in my lifetime (1987 to present).
As a young kid growing up in Metro-Detroit, I started casually watching hockey in 1991 - mostly the Red Wings; although I soon developed a love for the Boston Bruins as well, for some unknown reason. Once I watched my first hockey game, I instantly became a fan of the sport, as I found it to be far more entertaining and exciting than football, baseball, and basketball. I quickly learned how to skate and then starting playing hockey, but I still wouldn't consider my young self much more than a moderate fan of hockey… until May 16, 1996… when St. Louis played Detroit in Game 7 of the Western Conference Semi-Finals.
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Every Team Has Interest In Stamkos But No Trade Talk
by Paul on 07/10/11 at 11:56 PM ET
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from Damian Cristodero of Lightning Strikes,
"I talk to general managers on a daily basis and get asked a lot, 'How are you making out?' But that's about all," Yzerman said.
Has anyone come up with a proposal? "Absolutely not. I'm not interested in discussing a possible trade. I'm committed to re-signing Steven."
Has anyone said they would be interested if negotiations broke down? "They don't have to say that," he said, laughing. "Every team is interested in Steven Stamkos."
Bottom line? "I'm confident," Yzerman said, "we will reach an agreement."
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Video- Yzerman Meets With The Media
by Paul on 05/30/11 at 09:37 PM ET
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Yzerman discusses the future of the Lightning and also says the Stamkos deal will get done.
For more on the Lightning as they cleared out the dressing room, check out Damian Cristodero of the St. Petersburg Times.
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Transformation of Steve Downie
by Alanah McGinley on 05/19/11 at 04:29 PM ET
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From Bob Duff of the Windsor Star (via the Gazette):
Truth be told, Downie has transformed himself in Tampa from someone who could have become a Gong Show candidate much like Sean Avery into an effective NHL player.
"He's made a conscious effort to do that and we want to reassure to him that he is a good player and his play in the playoffs is showing that," Yzerman said.
"He's got great hockey sense, he's got good skills, he sees the ice very well. We want him on the ice. We don't want him in the penalty box. We try to encourage him to do that. I think he understands that.
"The intimidation, the fighting, the physical play, you have to be really careful, because you'll be in the penalty box. Again, I repeat and verify it a third time. We want him on the ice. Not in the box. He's a very good hockey player."
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Evening Line
by Paul on 05/02/11 at 08:06 PM ET
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"We're pleased with the start we're off to, but to get this organization where I want it to be, we've still got a lot of hard work to do and a lot of good decisions to make.
"We're early in the second round, and the only thing that matters is Game 3. It's good for the team, and it's good for the fans. But for me, the big picture and the long term are important. I'm enjoying this, but we want to build a perennial playoff contender. We don't want to be fooled by one good year."
-Steve Yzerman, GM of the Tampa Bay Lightning. More on Yzerman from Gary Shelton of the St. Petersburg Times.
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Canes, Bolts Present Huge Tests for Each Other this Weekend (and a Quick Thought on Boston/Montreal)
by Jon Jordan on 03/25/11 at 12:15 PM ET
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For the Carolina Hurricanes, tonight's game in Tampa against the Lightning, the first half of a home-and-home between the two clubs, is about picking up two points and doing their part to stay alive in the race for the eighth playoff spot in the Eastern Conference.
The 'Canes trail eighth-place Buffalo by three points as each team prepares for its 74th game of the year tonight, with the Sabres hosting the Florida Panthers.
For the home squad, it's about picking up the pieces and restoring whatever's been lost of late. The Lightning have managed just a single regulation win this month and have seen their prolific offense dry up, averaging only 2.18 goals per game in March. Take out last Monday's six-goal outburst in Toronto and that number shrinks below two – unfathomable, really, for a team that had averaged over three tallies per game not all that long ago.
Tampa Bay's miserable March has included a quartet of losses to also-rans most recently, falling to Ottawa twice, Florida and the New York Islanders, but tonight, the Lightning will be forced to match the intensity level of a team still very much alive in the playoff race and combat the desperation that comes with so much on the line.
The Lightning aren't in any real danger of missing the post-season – in fact, with a pair of regulation wins over Carolina tonight and tomorrow, they'll close the book on that remote possibility outright – but, with their production having plummeted so severely these last few weeks, there's no doubting the very real threat of an early playoff exit. With nine games remaining on the regular season docket, Tampa has some time to figure things out but, the worse this gets, the harder that will become, meaning the time to put an end to their current struggles is now.
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Video- Three Spins On The Spin-A-Rama Move
by Paul on 03/16/11 at 07:29 PM ET
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Steve Yzerman, Brian Burke, and Ray Shero seem to have different views of the shootout move.
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Lesson for Lightning: Meeting the Detroit Standard Still Far Away
by Jon Jordan on 02/18/11 at 12:32 PM ET
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Tampa Bay Lightning general manager Steve Yzerman spoke Thursday morning about just wanting to get the game against his former club over with.
Without a doubt, after a 6-2 drubbing at the hands of the visiting Detroit Red Wings, Yzerman's Bolts are happy to move on.
While he has continually insisted that the showdown with the team for which he became an icon during his playing career was not a big deal, it had to at least be a little weird for Yzerman to see his Lightning facing his Wings.
Come to think of it, there was a little bit of weird for all involved throughout the evening, beginning with an ovation for Yzerman himself, shown briefly on the LightningVision scoreboard, that seemed almost like a "Thank you" from longtime Detroit fans and bested anything in recent memory from the home crowd in appreciation.
Journey may have fabricated "South Detroit" in their overplayed anthem "Don't Stop Believin'" but it sure seemed like that was a very real location for last night's game – and the temporary mailing address for the St. Pete Times Forum.
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Yzerman Wants Lemieux More Involved
by Paul on 02/14/11 at 07:59 PM ET
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from Chris Johnston of the CP at The Score,
Steve Yzerman wants to hear more from Mario Lemieux.
"I think Mario is one of the most well-respected, intelligent people in the game," the Tampa Bay Lightning GM said Monday on a conference call. "I would encourage him (and) I think we should all encourage him to get more involved with the league because he has a lot to offer."
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This & That: On Smith, DiPietro vs. Johnson, Lightning Announcements, Caps' Playoff Hopes and More
by Jon Jordan on 02/03/11 at 01:57 PM ET
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Introducing This & That. a feature set aside for those days when my brain is incapable of any smooth transition from one thought to another. Instead, a random spattering of things I'm thinking, items I meant to include elsewhere but may have forgotten and miscellaneous ramblings that may otherwise have no defined category or forum for inclusion.
(Plus, this way, I never have to use the term "hodgepodge" again.)
Off we go:
—-"If Smitty gets claimed, it's good for him. If he doesn't, he goes down and plays for us down there. We want to get him playing." – Tampa Bay Lightning general manager Steve Yzerman, on recently waived netminder Mike Smith.
To the first point, absolutely. As far back as late last season, I was wondering whether or not Smith might be better off with a fresh start. Amid flashes of brilliance, Smith has struggled consistently throughout his tenure in Tampa and had all kinds of promise stifled by injuries. This year, despite unsightly statistics, some in scouting circles have seen reason for optimism in his game, giving new life to the idea that he might somehow flourish in a new situation.
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Bolts at the Break: Couldn't Ask for Much More
by Jon Jordan on 01/26/11 at 01:08 PM ET
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With the pre-All-Star break portion of their schedule now officially complete after last night's 2-0 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs, the Tampa Bay Lightning sit comfortably atop the Southeast Division, second overall in the Eastern Conference and can rest, save for All-Stars Martin St. Louis and Steven Stamkos, with five days before a meeting with the East-leading Philadelphia Flyers on Tuesday.
51 games in the books, 31 to play – before the second season, that is, which is now nothing short of extremely likely for Tampa Bay. (Playoff hockey, folks! And – gasp – something to get excited about!)
Actually, there's been plenty of excitement surrounding the Lightning all season already.
There are, of course, the 31 wins – second only to Philadelphia (33) and matched only by Pittsburgh in all the National Hockey League.
There's the 16-4-2 home record and the fact that all but one of the Lightning's hockey games in February will be played at the St. Pete Times Forum, with ten tilts remaining on the lengthy 12-game homestand.
There are individual performances to consider, namely St. Louis and Stamkos, near the top of the league in goals, assists and points all season long and the latter now in position for "Rocket" Richard and Art Ross honors with Pittsburgh's Sidney Crosby on the shelf.
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The Bolts Beat, 1/24/11: State of the Lightning After 50, All-Star Thoughts, Nabokov, NYI and More
by Jon Jordan on 01/25/11 at 03:58 PM ET
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***Sorry for the delay, folks. A few technical issues in getting the show uploaded this week. Thanks. - JJ***
In the latest episode of The Bolts Beat, Jon, Mark and Mike compare the current state of the Tampa Bay Lightning versus where we all thought they might be at the 50-game mark, share our thoughts on the upcoming All-Star game and some possible ways to improve the event, weigh in on the drama surrounding Evgeni Nabokov, the Detroit Red Wings and the New York Islanders, admit some nerves about the upcoming uniform/logo changes for Tampa Bay and much more…
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Lightning Assign Goaltender Mike Smith to AHL Norfolk for Conditioning
by Jon Jordan on 01/20/11 at 02:17 PM ET
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The Tampa Bay Lightning have sent goaltender Mike Smith to AHL Norfolk on a conditioning assignment today, as announced by the team.
Smith has been recovering from a knee injury and has missed the last fifteen games.
With Dwayne Roloson and Dan Ellis already on Tampa Bay's active roster, Smith has been assumed by many to be the odd-man out eventually, though nothing has been made certain to this point.
Today's move, at the very least, buys general manager Steve Yzerman some time to continue to consider all options.
Smith, acquired by Tampa Bay in February of 2008 in the deal that saw forward Brad Richards head to Dallas, is in the final season of a two-year contract that carries a cap hit of $2.2-million.
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Southeast Crown a Realistic Goal for Tampa Bay - Beyond That?
by Jon Jordan on 01/12/11 at 12:37 PM ET
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The question was posed recently in the St. Pete Times and Paul recently brought it to the attention of the KK faithful as well, soliciting some interesting responses but, with first place in the Southeast Division on the line again tonight, with the Washington Capitals (and their identical 55-point total) in town for the first time this season, it deserves some revisiting:
Could the Tampa Bay Lightning truly be a contender for the Stanley Cup this season?
Well, yeah… I suppose anything is possible.
But since the original question was actually, "Is it premature to call the Tampa Bay Lightning a Stanley Cup contender?" then, well…
Yeah. It is.
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Roloson Could Take Tampa from Good to Great, Plus Thoughts on M-A Bergeron and More
by Jon Jordan on 01/05/11 at 01:25 PM ET
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Let's not make too much of Dwayne Roloson's 34-save, shutout debut for the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Or, maybe, come to think of it, let's…
It was but one game but what a big game it was.
To best the division rival Washington Capitals like that, with first place at stake in a 1-0 overtime finish, with both teams playing at a feverish pace all the while and the opposing goaltender standing on his head as well… Well, that's one hell of a debut.
But, really, what you saw on Tuesday night is what Roloson brings to the table consistently. No, not a spectacular shutout performance each night (wouldn't that be nice?) but a workman-like approach, a battle mentality and a proven track record of giving the team in front of him a chance to win on a nightly basis. Last night, Semyon Varlamov keeping the Bolts off the scoreboard for almost 63 minutes meant Roloson had to completely shut down the formidable Capitals attack and he was up to the task. On some nights, it will mean keeping the opponent from scoring a third or fourth goal.
Whatever the situation, with Roloson, you know what you're getting.
And this could very well turn out to be the perfect fit with limitless potential.
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Three's Company in Tampa Nets - For Now
by Jon Jordan on 01/04/11 at 01:29 AM ET
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For now, the Tampa Bay Lightning will roll on with three goaltenders.
But with Dwayne Roloson now in the fold, joining Dan Ellis and a still mending Mike Smith after Saturday's trade with the New York Islanders, eventually, something will have to give.
Early indications seem to suggest Smith, who is close to returning from a recent knee injury, is the most logical odd man out for a variety of reasons, despite significant improvement in his play prior to getting hurt.
In the final year of a contract that carries a cap hit of $2.2-million dollars, it would make sense for the Lightning to try and deal Smith for whatever value the team could find before he hits unrestricted free agency at season's end. That won't exactly come easy, however, with the bottom line remaining some very unattractive numbers this year and overall statistics that have actually worsened consistently as the team in front of him has improved over the last three seasons. Add to that a history of injuries (Smith has appeared in less than half of Tampa's games since the start of the 2008-09) and an unsavory dollar number for the kind of inconsistency he's shown and it becomes awfully difficult to imagine logical trade scenarios involving the former Dallas Star.
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The Bolts Beat, 1/3/11: Roloson in the Mix, Odd Goalie Out, the Last Word on Spin-o-Rama Gate & More
by Jon Jordan on 01/03/11 at 11:12 PM ET
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In the first installment of The Bolts Beat for 2011, Jon, Mike and Mark give their thoughts on Tampa Bay's addition of goaltender Dwayne Roloson and why the deal was made now. Later, things get a little spicy when the conversation turns to what it likely means for Dan Ellis and/or Mike Smith.
Also, the guys give their thoughts on the stellar NHL debut of yet another goalie, Cedrick Desjardins, and discuss how he might fit into the Lightning's future plans.
And, finally - no, really, for the last time - the gang reluctantly entertains the controversy that should never have been over Steven Stamkos' penalty shot goal against Montreal.
All that, plus more (including a special announcement!) after the jump…
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Nabokov to Tampa a Complicated Solution but Talk Alone Could Cure Goaltending Ills
by Jon Jordan on 12/15/10 at 01:23 PM ET
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There has been no shortage of discussion regarding the possibility of free agent goaltender Evgeni Nabokov landing with the Tampa Bay Lightning in recent days.
I discussed the matter at such length, with co-hosts Mike Corcoran and Mark Pukalo on Monday night/Tuesday morning's episode of The Bolts Beat, that more than half of the show was devoted to the matter – a first for a single topic in the podcast's history.
Corcoran continued the discussion in writing on his Lightning Insider page at ESPN 1040.
Both local beat writers, Damian Cristodero of the St. Petersburg Times and Erik Erlendsson of the Tampa Tribune opined on the issue as well.
And the potential marriage has also been covered at a national level, with The Sporting News' Craig Custance throwing in his two cents.
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This Can't Happen
by Jon Jordan on 12/03/10 at 01:19 PM ET
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Easy to pick on a goalie for making this kind of Tommy Salo-esque mistake but I'm not trying to kick Mike Smith when he's down at all.
Obviously, there was more than this one play to fault for an 8-1 Lightning loss in Boston but the bottom line, as GM Steve Yzerman has now publicly acknowledged, is that the Bolts imply need more from their goaltenders.
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Firewagon Friday: Hodgepodge Thoughts on a Wild Game, the Amazing Stamkos, Defensive Woes and More
by Jon Jordan on 11/19/10 at 02:08 PM ET
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That was crazy.
And, with craziness comes a reaction a bit altered from my Good, Bad, Ugly usual. Instead, a hodgepodge of thoughts for your consideration on this lovely Friday morning:
My reality (which I love, through and through, for the record) when the Lightning are on the road often entails missing the first few minutes of the first period, regardless of whether the game starts at 7:00 or 7:30. (Ergo, roadies outside the Eastern Time Zone do not apply.) You see, Papa JJ (by far my favorite of the many hats I wear) is usually either helping out with baths, bottles, diapers, bedtime or all of the above for one or both of my two young sons.
Though I've tried many times, I simply cannot get into the idea of watching on tape delay and catching up. Something just irks me, with sports, about what I'm currently seeing play out in front of me having already happened. And so, by the time I settle in on these kinds of evenings, oftentimes, much of the game story has already been told.
Case in point (I thought) last night, when I got comfortable on the couch with the Flyers already out to a 2-0 lead, 5:03 into the first period. "This was very predictable," I remarked, having already gone on record to say that starting goaltender Dan Ellis again, after a relatively taxing win on Long Island the night before, was a questionable move on head coach Guy Boucher's part. My muddled thinking would have given a struggling Mike Smith a go against the woeful Islanders and then Ellis in Philadelphia against a much stronger team. But, as it turned out, there was nothing at all predictable about last night's outcome and, with the Bolts winning both of these games, once again in my life, I'm left wondering, "What the hell do I know?"
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JJ on XM204's "The War Room" with Mick Kern and Peter Berce
by Jon Jordan on 10/26/10 at 04:37 PM ET
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Had a nice visit with Mick and Peter on "The War Room" this morning, where we discussed this season's solid start for the Tampa Bay Lightning, Steven Stamkos' continued success as well as his need for a new contract (like yesterday) and the Bolts' goaltending to this point.
Have a listen after the jump…
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The Bolts Beat, 10/19/10: Lightning on the Road and a Look Ahead, Plus NHL Officiating Issues & More
by Jon Jordan on 10/19/10 at 01:15 PM ET
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In the latest episode of The Bolts Beat, the boys discuss the Tampa Bay Lightning's first road swing of the season and preview the week ahead for the Bolts, Jon's "What the Hell Was That?" segment brings up an interesting debate on replay, major penalties and the like, Mike defends referees (a sure sign of the apocalypse) and much more.
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Once Hot, the Lightning/Panthers "Rivalry" Needs a Serious Spark
by Jon Jordan on 10/16/10 at 05:39 PM ET
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The Florida Panthers and Tampa Bay Lightning share a home state, divisional alignment and the perks of leaving their home rinks to 80 degree-plus temperatures on the regular.
Their tenure as National Hockey League member franchises is nearly identical as well, with Tampa entering the league for the 1992-93 season and Florida one year later.
But you won't find much evidence of a rivalry when speaking to current players from these clubs and, from members of the organizations of years gone by, what once sounded like legitimate hostilities have either fizzled into forced assertions or a longing for the good ol' days.
It can't hold a candle to the long-standing, emotionally charged levels of Calgary/Edmonton, Boston/Montreal or Colorado/Detroit.
It's not likely to ever split households, a la Islanders/Rangers or Canadiens/Maple Leafs.
And, though both teams have had their share of supreme talents over the years, the odds of a superstar-driven rivalry, as in Ovechkin-Crosby/Capitals-Penguins, between the Lightning and Panthers are poor.
But there has to be something there still, right?
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Two-Goal Start for Sutter, Productive Youth (and No Injuries!) All Good Signs for Carolina
by Jon Jordan on 10/08/10 at 12:35 PM ET
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He's not the youngest player on the roster, nor would he be considered a shocking contributor after last season's 21-goal, 40-point showing but Brandon Sutter is most certainly a key piece to any Carolina Hurricanes success this year and his two-goal performance in Thursday's season-opening, 4-3 win over the Minnesota Wild in Helsinki, Finland is an excellent early sign for a club hoping for a lot to go their way in 2010-11.
For the Hurricanes, banking on both young guns and sustained health and rejuvenation for several veterans who were hobbled last year, a player like Sutter, at 21, serving as an alternate captain and coming off of a breakthrough season a year ago, will play a major role in determining their fortune. So far, so good for Sutter, who played just six seconds less yesterday than Carolina captain Eric Staal and so far, so good for the 'Canes, who dressed six players 25-and-under in the game and got production from Sutter (two goals), Zac Dalpe (assist) and Jamie McBain (assist), as well as sparkling reviews for 18-year-old forward Jeff Skinner from that group.
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Yzerman Doing It The Right Way
by Paul on 09/23/10 at 09:19 PM ET
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from Mark Spector of Sportsnet,
The sunshine and the sea make Tampa a place any free agent would consider. But what of the player who wants to win a Cup?
Yzerman — and his Detroit pedigree — can change all of that in Tampa.
"If we do a good job, treat people properly, we'll be able to attract good players when we show we're a good organization. Just because it's me (in the GM chair)? No," he said.
Nobody goes to Detroit, because Holland is the GM. Or Pittsburgh for Ray Shero.
They go there because those men have built organizations that can be trusted. Trusted to compete, honour their word, and treat people right.
It will take a while, but assuming Vinik is who Yzerman believes him to be, they'll be saying those same things about the Tampa Bay Lightning one day.
Likely sooner than you think.
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Turnaround in Tampa Starts at the Top
by Jon Jordan on 09/20/10 at 10:10 PM ET
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Before a single tweak to the roster, the Tampa Bay Lightning were already poised for improvement in 2010-11. With the tumultuous era of previous ownership already behind them when the sale of the team to Jeff Vinik was completed late last season, gone in an instant were any and all off-ice concerns and the circus went back to being an annual visitor to the St. Pete Times Forum rather than a permanent resident. With the appointment of Steve Yzerman as general manager, credibility returned to the franchise and new head coach Guy Boucher was widely regarded as the hottest commodity on the off-season coaching market.
Without a solitary player move, hockey life in Tampa was good again.
But far be it from Yzerman to rest on the comfort that fans surely feel by him simply not being one of those other guys. The addition of former Flyers forward Simon Gagne headlines a list of shrewd off-season maneuvers for the rookie GM and the revamped roster could very well translate to the sort of on-ice success that will make Lightning followers quickly forgot about three non-playoff seasons gone by.
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Yzerman Has Positive Comments When It Comes To Winnipeg And The NHL
by Paul on 09/20/10 at 08:49 PM ET
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from Ken Wiebe of the Winnipeg Sun,
Count Steve Yzerman among those who believes the NHL would be wise to return to Winnipeg somewhere down the line.
The new general manager of the Tampa Bay Lightning spoke glowingly of the possibility on Monday, just a few days before his club hosts the defending Stanley Cup champion Chicago Blackhawks in an NHL pre-season game at the MTS Centre Wednesday night.
"I think the current CBA is favourable to small-market teams and a city like Winnipeg, I'm quite confident they could fill their building," Yzerman said in a telephone interview. "I don't know the details of it all, but I think Winnipeg could be a good option for the NHL to put a team into."
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All Ken Holland And Steve Yzerman
by Paul on 09/16/10 at 02:03 PM ET
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from NHL.com,
What is your philosophy to building a successful franchise?
Holland: "Stability. We've had the luxury of stability at the ownership level, management level, scouting level and coaching level. Also, in the time I spent with Scotty Bowman, I saw how he valued veteran players. We've continued to move our kids slowly and have always had a veteran presence, which has worked for us."
Yzerman: "You try to bring in the best possible people in all positions, whether they're players, managers or coaches. I want good people, passionate people, hard-working people and people who know the game. You want players who have skill, who compete hard and are intelligent."
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The Bolts Beat, 09/13/10
by Jon Jordan on 09/13/10 at 11:21 PM ET
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In the latest episode of The Bolts Beat, JJ and co-host Mike Corcoran discuss Dan Ellis' recent Twitter troubles and the many (over?)reactions thereof, look ahead to training camp opening this weekend, Tampabaylightning.com contributor, Mark Pukalo, stops by again to discuss some intriguing position battles ahead for the Lightning and the boys have a little extra time to discuss the NFL's opening weekend.
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Yzerman In Charge
by Paul on 09/13/10 at 02:04 PM ET
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from Nicholas J. Cotsonika of Yahoo,
Twenty-seven years. That's how long Yzerman spent with the Red Wings, virtually his entire adult life. He grew up as a person and grew into a legend in Detroit, winning three Stanley Cups as the captain and another as an executive. He was immortalized on the side of a building and celebrated in a Kid Rock song. Not only does his No. 19 now hang in the rafters at Joe Louis Arena, but the street outside is named after him. So is the Wings' 19-game season-ticket plan.
Yzerman didn't go all misty-eyed on Sunday night when his new team beat his old team, 4-3, after an epic 16-round shootout. He sat on the opposite corner of the arena from the Wings' brass, as physically far away from his former colleagues as possible, and said he focused on his own players. But he did watch the Wings practice on Saturday morning, and the scene couldn't help but color his thoughts.
"I looked out and thought, 'My god, that red and white is a beautiful jersey,' " Yzerman said. "I can really appreciate it, and I enjoyed watching. I know a lot of those kids over there. But I've got a lot of responsibility. It's a responsibility I want, and I have to do a good job here."
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Raw Charge's Five Questions for JJ
by Jon Jordan on 09/08/10 at 12:10 PM ET
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The staff at SB Nation's Raw Charge finishes up their Five Questions, Five Answers series today with my responses to their Southeast Division inquries.
Check out the entire piece here, as well as the previous two installments, featuring my The Bolts Beat co-host, Mike Corcoran and Pete Choquette from Bolt Prospects.
As I touched on in closing out this interview, this division as a whole is on the upswing, making the timing of my expanded coverage even more exciting.
Enjoy the Q&A here… And, please, pay my friends at Raw Charge a well-deserved visit.
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Yzerman's Moves Have Lightning Poised for Marked Improvement
by Jon Jordan on 08/26/10 at 11:51 PM ET
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In these early days of the Steve Yzerman era here in Tampa, the consensus opinion on his re-molding of the Lightning roster has been overwhelmingly positive.
He promised a methodical approach and got to work in just that fashion almost immediately, adding here, subtracting there and strengthening the overall product all the while.
Few onlookers, if any, have been unimpressed.
But what has been done under Yzerman to this point, until on-ice results can be considered, that is, has to be labeled with the age-old, "on paper" caveat.
Essentially, Yzerman has shed some dead wood, plugged a few holes, added much-needed depth in key areas and maybe, just maybe, found the spark to reignite his club's captain's once-dynamic career. And before we forget, he's given the hottest young coaching commodity in the hockey world the task of leading these fortified troops to success.
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Cooper's Track Record, Balanced Approach Bodes Well for AHL Admirals
by Jon Jordan on 08/11/10 at 05:29 PM ET
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In a summer that has been, at the very least, stabilizing (if not downright successful) for the Tampa Bay Lightning, the vast majority of those taking notice of the work done throughout the organization have come away impressed – including the club's latest addition, Jon Cooper, announced yesterday as head coach of the AHL's Norfolk Admirals.
"The whole thing that drew me to (the club)," Cooper said, "Was the (positive) attitude and the people they've brought in."
Now, included in that very group, Cooper is well aware of some fortunate timing for the two sides to come together.
"I wanted to go the AHL at some point," explained Cooper, who leaves his post as head coach and general manager of the United States Hockey League's Green Bay Gamblers. "I just probably didn't think it was going to be right this second."
But now that making that jump is indeed a reality for Cooper, his excitement and enthusiasm cannot be tempered and he gives his new bosses credit for finding him in their search.
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SAINT LEO, Fla., Dec. 12, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The two most popular politicians among Florida voters are New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and former First Lady and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, according to a new poll by the Saint Leo University Polling Institute.
Clinton, a Democrat, is viewed favorably by 59 percent of Florida likely voters and unfavorably by 37 percent, for a net favorability rating of +22. Christie, a Republican, has a favorability rating of 55/29, for a net favorability rating of +26. This compares to Vice President Joe Biden's favorability rating of 50/44 (+6) and that of former Republican vice presidential nominee and current U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin (39/40 (-1).
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I have to say that Roberto Cavalli is one of my favourite stylists ever. Adore his floral motives! From another side - I am in love with Italy, Tuscany, italian fine arts, fashion and design, music, food, espresso, language, the smell in the air all over there and fragrances of course... so, the Serpentine Perfume I could describe with superlatives only, it has a style and class, enchanting, longlasting ... it just makes difference, "il mio profumo vero...". Thanks to FragranceX.com I have this pleasure on an excellent price!
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I don't feel dressed unless I am wearing perfume. I do not like to put perfume on more than once a day, and will only do so if I am going out in the ...Read complete review
I don't feel dressed unless I am wearing perfume. I do not like to put perfume on more than once a day, and will only do so if I am going out in the evening. I like my perfume to last all day. Unfortunately, the Roberto Calvalli Perfume even with the cream, did not last all day.
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I love this fragrance and use it everday. I never get tired of the smell and I always get compliments.
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This is not the original product I purchased from the store.
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This is a beautiful fragrance. Just enough spice and snap and long lasting. Great price too. Love this fragrance!! Bought one for my daughter too!
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I couldn't wait to try this perfume after reading the review. Then I couldn't wait to scrub it from my wrist.
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Serpentine is gentle sweet fragrance with very unique aroma. It's not too spicy or too sweet which is very good fact in my opinion. It still smells different from all others sweet concoctions on the market. It has more flowery character if you compare it to "Oro" of R.Cavalli. I think its even better than a new Cavalli's perfume which is too sweet and has a really cheap smell. Imho!
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It's not easy being green - except when you dress your little one in this Muppets baby Kermit the Frog costume - then it's easy AND fun! Everyone loves Kermit, especially Miss Piggy, so maybe Mommy can wear her costume. Either way, friends and family will be green with envy at the sight of this adorable Muppets costume.
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Edelman, according to his website [6] biography, "represented a culturally, ethnically and economically diverse constituency—Jewish, Hispanic, Asian, Korean, Filipino, African-American, as well as the gay community of West Hollywood. An empathic individual, he had a rare ability to understand and speak to these constituencies; as a result, he enjoyed remarkable popularity in each of the communities" over his 20-year term as Supervisor.
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