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"Dur, look at the stupid Bruins fans complaining about the schedule!"
"Ugh the Ruins fans already using the wheel of excuses!"
To all those wearing the toilet bowl shaped CH, please allow me to say this:
Go fuck yourselves :).
I honestly don't believe there is a scheduling conspiracy but it is pretty shitty that every time the Bruins meet the Canadiens this season it is the second game in a back-to-back for Boston. That's not bitching a scheduling conspiracy, that's bitching about the schedule itself. The schedule favors the Canadiens. Is that complete homerism on my part?
If the shoe was on the other foot and written in French you mother fuckers would be complaining until Quebec succeeded from Canada to become it's own nation. But it isn't. Montreal was sitting in Boston last night enjoying what I can only guess was a bowl of poutine and some tea while the Bruins traveled to Columbus and escaped with a win.
Okay, I got my displeasure for those whiny fucks out of my system. God, I really hate Canadiens fans, ya know. I'm actually waiting for the first one to come back in our comment section or on Twitter and say "WELL AT LEAST WE'RE NOT RACISTS!!!"
Oh yeah, there's a hockey game tonight.
How embarrassed do you think Milan Lucic is right now? What he did last night was one of the things that makes me dislike him. His immaturity plagues him and it could be one of his biggest faults. You can just add it to the list of bullshit immature things that he has done throughout his career.
- Nut taps from behind
- Nut tapping a guy and then calling him a chicken
- Telling a guy he is going to fucking kill him in a handshake line
- Jerking off on Montreal fans
- Well that isn't entire accurate he just jerked off in their general direction.
- Getting one punched and then throwing your glove in a hissy fit.
Oh well Milan, maybe you can score a goal and redeem yourself tonight.
If Boston is going to win tonight a few things need to happen. Tuukka Rask needs to exorcise whatever ghosts haunt him when it comes to the Canadiens. We all know the stats but the #eyetest even tells us that Rask is bad against the Canadiens. It isn't just Rask either, it is the whole team. The whole team loses their identity.
Bottom line is Boston needs a win to stay competitive in the Atlantic. If you look at the standings the Atlantic is far and away the better of the two Eastern Conference divisions. If the playoffs started today under the old rules, two out of the eight playoffs teams come from the Metro. Two.
Right, fuck that noise. If Boston wants to stay competitive in the Atlantic, they need points. Detroit is nipping at their heels and Tampa is only within two. It is a tough division this year and with Montreal on top, well, no one wants to see that. No one wants to listen to those smug assholes they call fans.
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Did they show up for the third?
An early opportunity was foiled when the laws of physics, angry at Patrice Bergeron for his lifelong defiance, partnered with Dalton Prout to keep Bergeron's shot, which had trickled past Sergei Bobrovsky, from crossing the goal line.
Now, I don't know about you, but when I hear the name Dalton used as a first name, I get curious. I mean his parents willingly named their son Dalton. So I looked into the matter and discovered that Prout's birthday is March 13, 1990. Just 42 weeks earlier, an American cult "classic" movie, with a protagonist named Dalton was released. Am I saying that Dalton Proust was conceived, and then named, after his parents watched Road House? Yes. Yes, I am.
What were we talking about again? Oh right, hockey game…
Kevan Miller would open the scoring soon thereafter. Unfortunately, he did so by firing a weak wrister directly into the absolute last Blue Jacket you want to see with the puck: Ryan Johansen. After Johansen exploded through the neutral zone, Niklas Svedberg was able to get a piece of his shot, but the momentum was enough to carry the puck into the net.
With the Bruins pinned in their zone, Jordan Leopold launched a shot from the point that would deflect off the screening Nick Foligno and in. The sustained pressure from Columbus and the complete inability of the Bruins to clear the zone directly led to this one.
Halfway through the second, Milan Lucic did his best impression of Jack Johnson's parents, absolutely crushing him. Any momentum the Bruins built following the hit evaporated the second the fourth line hit the ice. The Blue Jackets exposed the Merlot line for a three dollar bottle of red vinegar. Columbus took advantage of the mismatch and kept the puck in the Bruins zone longer than the November Rain guitar solo until Matt Bartkowski "interfered" with Boone Jenner.
What a fucking joke of a penalty.
Well, between the second and third, the Bruins must have done a little Khoke, because they came out firing in the third. A minute and a half in, Dennis Seidenberg scored the most Dennis Seidenberg-like goal Dennis Seidenberg could have scored, ripping the puck on net just after crossing the red line.
Frantic pace towards the end of the third period. In a span of just over three minutes, the Bruins tied the game, took the lead, and then coughed it back up. Matt Fraser would start the offensive outbreak, redirecting a Matt Bartkowski point shot past Bobrovsky.
Two minutes later, the DOY tradition of a player scoring after we shit on them was continued by Daniel Paille's first goal in 37 games.
The Bruins first lead of the game would last all of 75 seconds, as Ryan Johansen would pick up his third point of the night, picking up the primary helper on Jack Johnson's first of the year.
Bruins absolutely dominated the Overtime period putting more shots on Sergei Bobrovsky than the number of shots any McCarthy-Wahlberg children will miss over the span of their childhood. Then, with 4 seconds left in overtime, Lucic throws a temper tantrum, gets one-punched by Dalton Prout (holy shit, maybe he's really Swayze's kid), and then throws his glove at him.
In the shootout, Svedberg and Bobrovsky were both phenomenal, each perfect through six rounds. Svedberg kept the goose egg on the board in the 7th round, Bobrovsky fell victim to the birdbuster, as Khoko B. Ware put the game to rest, giving the Bruins a much-needed extra point.
- RIP, dry scrape.
- Two-point night for
everybody's my favorite defenseman, Matt Bartkowski. Stop treating the kid like a human toilet. Yes, he took two penalties tonight, but the first one was questionable at best. He was good when he needed to be and has certainly responded positively to his benching. Still hate him?
- I like what I saw out of Khokhlachev tonight. The shootout winner definitely puts a smile on everyone's face, but his line with Griffith and Lucic had some of the best offensive looks tonight. Obviously health and cap issues continue to hamstring the Bruins, but you have to think that was the sort of look Chiarelli had in mind when he spoke of re-tooling the fourth line this summer. Look at what Jon Cooper's doing in Tampa Bay, trusting a line comprised solely of young speedy talent in Palat, Johnson, and Kucherov; they're absolutely dominant. A Khokhlachev-Griffith combination with someone like Ryan Spooner would be a metric fuck-ton of fun to watch.
- Pretty rough regulation performance for Niklas Svedberg. Fantastic in the shootout, however.
- Glass bangers are like motorcycle riders, they obviously didn't get enough attention as kids.
However, they did allow for this little bit of shared serendipity between me and Pete:
- Lucic. Ruined a good game with a meltdown that my toddler would look at and tell him to calm the fuck down. Decent chance he misses tomorrow's game with the Exxon-Valdez sized leak that came out of his face.
- How sad does Simon Gagne get when he's carrying the puck on an odd-man rush, looks up to see his options, and instead of seeing old linemates like Claude Giroux and Anze Kopitar, he sees Gregory Campbell and Daniel Paille?
really? this didn't end in a goal? pic.twitter.com/IRxjWuASLs
— Steph (@myregularface) November 22, 2014
- Did the Habs play tonight?
"Pez you're an asshole trashboy."
My retort:
The Bruins are going on a nice little one game roady out to Columbus!
Before we get started, my brothers and I at Days of Y'Orr want to offer our sincerest wishes for Nathan Horton. It doesn't matter why a guy leaves the team you love, you never want to see someone go through what he is going through. He'll always be part of the Bruins 2011 cup team and you only hope that he can make the right decision for him and his family.
Now onto the Blue Jackets.
The Blue Jackets have kind of been the darlings of the NHL the last few years. They get a weird ass nickname in hashtag Lumbus and their twitter account is the bee's knees. The Bruins and the Jackets are pretty similar with their injuries. Both are losing key members of their team. While the Bruins are missing Chara, McQuaid, Marchand, etc the Jackets have two Alternate Captains on the IR in Dubinsky and Letestu.
That's pretty much where the similarities end. As the Bruins have been able to endure their injury problems in a pretty good division, the Blue Jackets have sank quicker than Milan Lucic wearing cement shoes in the Charles.
Have you ever watched a movie where a bunch of kings and queens are sitting at a table full of beautiful, delicious food and they throw the servants a drumstick and the two servants fight to the death over it? Well the drumstick is Connor McDavid and the two servants are Buffalo and Columbus.
Columbus is sitting 15th in the Eastern Conference with 13 points and got smacked around by Detroit. The tough thing is that Columbus is even bad in their own barn. The Blue Jackets are 3-6-0 at home as opposed to 3-5-1 on the road.
They're bad man.
Like bad.
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Go check out BSHockey, they're good dudes. We also have a friendly wager with them:
@DaysofYOrr if Columbus wins you change the twitter page to Days of Y'arr and have to put a pirate reference in each tweet.
— Buckeye State Hockey (@_BSHockey) November 21, 2014
@_BSHockey Done. If Boston wins you change urs to Buckeyes State Hawkey and tweet like a Bostonian — Days of Y'Orr (@DaysofYOrr) November 21, 2014
And, for the third week in a row, a guest appearance from Humpty Dumpty:
Poor McQuaid. Bruins announce he's out 6-8 weeks.
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If the Bruins turn this season around, tonight is one of the games you'll look back at and nod approvingly. Blues are one of the best teams in the league, especially on the offensive side of the game. You match that up against a depleted Bruins blue line, and this game had all the makings of a disastrophe. Not to be. Not tonight.
David Krejci back in the lineup?
The Bruins were tested early after Daniel Paille took a terrible hooking penalty, putting St. Louis's second-ranked powerplay unit to work. Strong penalty killing kept the Blues from putting a single shot on net during the man advantage.
Fresh off the penalty kill, Matt Bartkowski's long breakout pass and Matt Fraser's tenacious forecheck led to a Patrice Bergeron goal so money you could cure AIDS with it. Their effort won't show up on the scoresheet, but that goal doesn't happen without Bart or Fraser.
But, still…
After as good of a first period as the Bruins could have hoped to play, they started the second exactly how you'd expect them to: terribly. Remember in the early 90s when there was talk of the Patriots moving to St. Louis? Well, at the beginning of the second, the Blues returned the favor by spending so much time in the Bruins' zone they could've called themselves the home team. Nobody would have noticed.
After a few games subpar games (just to remind you that he's human) Carl activated Dolph Lundgren mode and just dominated the entire ice, resulting in a Torey Krug goal.
With one of the hottest players in the league barreling towards Rask, Matt Bartkowski's recovery effort knocked the puck off of Vladimir Tarasenko's stick, preventing an almost-certain goal.
At the tail-end of the third, Carl did more Carl things, firing the puck towards Brian Elliot from an angle as effortlessly impossible as his beautiful golden locks. Although the puck was already on its way into the net, a net-crash from Matt Fraser would result in the goal being waved off.
Quiet third period. The game never really felt in question with Rask's exceptional performance.
- Tuukka Rask was brilliant. Probably his best game of the season. Facing an offense so red-hot it could put Christina Hendricks and Isla Fisher to shame, Rask kept the door shut all night. That's the guy that won the Vezina. More of him, please.
- Carl. Much dangle. Such strength, So in charge. Wow.
- Let's look at the bright side, Adam McQuaid lasted this long. In a season where Bruins' defensemen have been going down faster than a fluffer on Tyler Seguin's sinking houseboat, McQuaid lasted far longer than anyone expected.
- Matt Bartkowski. Dear haters: suck it. Suck it hard. Suck it long. I know the comments section is gonna fill up with the usual "Fartsuckski" comments, but I don't give a shit. Bart was the Bruins' best defenseman tonight. His breakout passes were crisp and beautiful. His positioning was solid, and I can think of at least three huge plays he made to shut down a quality scoring chance. Hop on the train, fuckers; we're leaving the station.
- If there's anything you can really point to as a team-wide negative, it's the possession battle. Bruins got outshot badly tonight. They got away with it, but they need to get back to the puck possession monster they were last year.
- In years past, Danny Paille could be relied on for responsible, solid defensive play, and the occasional goal (just not on a breakaway). Every time he steps on the ice this year, you have to hold your breath. His offensive game is completely shot; he remains goalless through 20 games. Defensively, he's lost a step; his penalty minutes are already more than he took all of last year. And this turnover, woof.
- It's amazing that after four years as teammates, Milan Lucic still has zero chemistry with Chris Kelly, especially since it's taken all of about a week for Kelly's tendencies to rub off on Joe Morrow.
- How many alcohol-related hospitalizations were there tonight? This is just irresponsible tweeting, Sarah.
here is a fun game to play: drink every time TJ Oshie falls down.
— Sarah Connors (@sarah_connors) November 19, 2014
- Are you ready for the return of Kevan Miller?
- What's up, Columbus?]]>
…the Montreal Canadiens are rolling with the trend and had some of their players read tweets about them. DOY's own Pete Blackburn made a special guest tweetapearance with PK Subban and his…err… unfortunate curve…
Is it mean if they agree with it?
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I hope you have your barf bags, pitchforks and torches ready because I am about to refute a post written this weekend from the "greatest sportswriter who ever lived". If you haven't read Haggs' dumpster fire of a post defending Milan Lucic, you can do it here. For those that don't feel like giving him the traffic, I will do my best to inform you of Haggs assertion that Lucic is finally making a big impact with David Krejci after one game.
One game of hockey.
Against the Carolina Hurricanes.
Haggs starts off with the usual background information. Milan Lucic has two points in November with one goal being an empty net goal. His other point was his first point this season without David Krejci which came as an assist. It isn't until you get into the meat and potatoes of this story where the going gets good.
It was pretty clear in the losses against the Maple Leafs and Canadiens that the Bruins weren't getting enough. So Lucic decided to become a factor in another way if he isn't going to be lighting the lamp as frequently while currently on pace to score 14 goals this season.
Instead he went back to snarling, punishing basics. The Bruins power forward aggressively jumped on the fore-check early and often in Saturday afternoon's 2-1 win over the Carolina Hurricanes, and finished without any points once again. He was getting roughing penalties for shoving players down to the ice in scrums, and building that air of intimidation that hasn't always been there with these Bruins this season.
This is where I have a problem with Haggs' take on Milan Lucic. The snarling punisher is currently paid $6,000,000 a year which makes him the second highest paid forward on the team. His cap hit takes up 9.3% of the team's total cap for this season and, as Haggs states, is on pace for only 14 goals this season. Here's where I get annoyed with shit like this. Haggerty firmly believes that Lucic is making a big impact against the Hurricanes by jumping in on the fore-check and is advocating that taking a two minute penalty is a good decision because it is "building that air of intimidation".
I am sorry but I can't take your opinion seriously when you're advocating one of your "best" players get a pat on the back for taking a roughing penalty. Carolina, at the time, had the 12th best power play in the league while the Bruins penalty kill ranked 25th. Do you think building that air of intimidation means anything if Carolina goes out there and puts the puck in the net and ties the game?
So instead he led the game with six registered hits, created six shot attempts with his active play and helped close things down in the game's closing minute while winning battles along the boards in the defensive zone. It was a pointless 19:39 of ice time for Lucic, but it was still a huge key to the Bruins getting back to their identity, and more importantly winning the game.
No, he wasn't. If you have a player who is paid to be an elite NHL player, you expect more than six hits and six "created" shot attempts (while only have two shots credited in the game). If we are going by this logic, Adam McQuaid's 19:41 of ice time and four hits should also be credited to the Bruins getting their identity back.
Let's not forget who their opponent was on Saturday. The Carolina Hurricanes are currently 15th in the Eastern Conference and 28th in the NHL in terms of points. They are 28th in the NHL in goals per game (2.18), 19th in goals against per game (2.88), 27th in 5v5 for/against ratio (0.71), 25th in goals scored on the road (17) and 25th in goals scored against on the road (31).
What can we conclude from those stats?
The Hurricanes are a bad team.
I am not willing to give Milan Lucic a pass because he threw a couple body checks against an inferior opponent. I'll give Lucic a pass when he starts scoring goals. If you're paid to play like a top winger, you need to act like a top winger. If your center goes down you should carry the load. This is what happens with elite level players.
To finish off this post, I'd like to throw statistics at you:
W/ David Krejci: 10 games played, 2 goals, 5 assists, 7 points, 18 shots.
W/O David Krejci: 9 games played, 0 goals, 1 assist, 1 point, 9 shots.
There's a clear discrepancy between how Lucic plays with Krejci and how he plays without him this season. There's no reason to validate that a player is making a big impact without his binky when he has 1 point in 9 games without him because he threw his body around against an inferior opponent.
Not so fast.
Apparently nobody got the memo, as the Bruins came out of the gate playing just as badly as they did the other night in Montreal. Had this been a more talented opponent they were playing, it would have been much, much worse on the scoreboard. As such, Carolina was able to jump to a 1-0 lead on Daniel Paille's terrible, horrible, no good, very bad shift. Shortly after a self pass off of the boards turned into a scoring opportunity for Andrej Sekera, a fatigued Paille couldn't get the puck out of the Bruins zone. Jiri Tlusty was able to get a stick on Justin Faulk's shot from the top of the circle and redirect the puck past Tuukka.
Things then went from bad to worse, as a Reilly Smith interference penalty was followed by a hooking call on Adam McQuaid. Boston was able to kill off the ensuing 5-on-3 power play, and that was when momentum started to swing more quickly than at a 70's key party.
The B's would tie things up when McGriff the Goal Dog showed why Cam Ward is simply not a good goalie. After an aggressive forecheck, Sekera flubbed the puck into the path of Seth Griffith, who weakly one-handed the puck past Ward. About Ward…He's a guy who has a reputation as a big time goalie based on his one shining moment in the NHL…eight years ago. As a refresher, the then-rookie Ward supplanted Martin Gerber in the Carolina net, and wound up leading the team to the Stanley Cup…much like Patrick Roy did with Montreal at the beginning of his career. Unlike Roy, Ward hasn't been able to sustain his game since, so I'd appreciate it if people stopped holding him in such high esteem. Thank you for listening. With that being said…while Griffith's goal wasn't nearly as erotic as the highlight reel goal he scored against New Jersey, it seemed to be just as effective in waking up the Bruins.
The last five minutes of the period were basically spent entirely in the Carolina zone. Even though first period shots were far in favor of the Hurricanes, they were forced to play on their heels for the final quarter of the period. The Bergeron line was able to put Boston up when Brad Marchand found Perfection in the top of the circle, who then wristed a shot past Ward to make it 2-1, Boston. Ward, always quick to embrace his past accomplishments, then told the refs how he used to be able to throw a football over that mountain.
Truth be told, the second period was all kinds of boring. Carolina didn't even get a shot on goal until past the halfway point of the period. While there were urges to put on Dallas-Minnesota, I kept watching this snoozefest. You know…because I care about you all. That's not to say that the second was without anything of merit. For one, Boston's passing was crisp throughout the period, and puck movement was top notch. This helped them control the tempo and keep Carolina off balance throughout most of the period. And that shot disparity! The Hurricanes took nearly 12 minutes (!) just to register a shot on Tuukka, and a 16-7 Carolina shot advantage in the first period turned into a 19-21 deficit after the second.
Oh, God…and then the third. If the second was uneventful, the third was even worse. All of that precision and effectiveness was gone, and Carolina dominated on shots akin to what they were able to do for most of the first. The Canes' aggression in the final stanza was highlighted by Eric Staal, who mistakenly thought that Patrice Bergeron had stolen his eyebrows and confronted him about it along the boards. Seriously, the guy is freaky looking…I'm not talking Johan Franzen-levels of ugly, but it's easy to assume that there's a high school chemistry accident involving a bunsen burner in his past.
The Bruins best opportunity for an insurance goal came when Danny Paille put the puck past Ward, but it was subsequently nullified due to a Gregory Campbell interference penalty.
The B's managed to hold on to win the game, 2-1. Would that effort have reversed things against Toronto or Montreal? No. Would it have held up against ANY good team in the league? No. But it was Carolina, and they'll take the two points that came with this matchup. The upcoming game against Vladimir Tarasenko and the St. Louis Blues will be much more telling, though.
Brad Marchand wanting to fight Nathan Gerbe: I wish the refs had let them go. Typically the only way to see guys this small fighting is to turn on ESPN5 at 3 am. It would have been refreshing to get to see it at a more sensible hour.
Joe Morrow getting some power play time: I still have high hopes for Morrow. I think any frustration with him has been unwarranted, as it more often than not takes defensemen longer to develop. But the kid has real two way talent. There's a reason he was such a prized prospect in 2011 and a key component in two trades since. The Chara injury could turn out to be a blessing in disguise if it accelerates Morrow's development a bit.
Tuukka: Stopping 33 of 34 is a good afternoon's work, fat rebounds be damned.
Uneven Defensive Showing: There were times that the team was playing inspired hockey, and other times when they looked like a pee wee team trying to clear a puck. Even with the injuries, Boston isn't a BAD team. But inconsistent efforts are what'll get you killed against the league's elite.
NESN's Broadcast: With 1.2 seconds left and Carolina with an extra attacker, Gregory Campbell won a key draw against Eric Staal by simply falling on the puck to run out the clock. Wait, Jack Edwards explains! "The referee-"…followed by the beginning of a Southwest commercial…followed by a return to Edwards…followed by a cut in to some football game…followed by a return to Edwards. I honestly thought I was having a seizure.
What on Earth could Tuukka Rask have been thinking about during all of that downtime at the end of the first and through the first half of the second? Here's a hint:
What Brick-ism is more giggle inducing: 'man on man, back and forth action', or 'regular duty'?
How do NHL players (or anyone in a developed country, for that matter) get mumps in 2014?
They also have Alexander Semin who is robbing the team blind.
Semin is the second highest paid player on the 'Canes payroll behind scrambled eggs Staal. The fucked up part? He is going to be making $7,000,000 per year for the next three years after this season. It has gotten so bad that he's already been benched in Carolina. Fucking seriously. The always pathetic Carolina Hurricanes benched their second highest paid player already.
Granted, you have to give a coach balls who isn't afraid to do it. Hopefully Claude will one day do it with Lulu to wake him up this season.
I mean you would think the Bruins will dominate right? RIGHT?
Carolina's in the bottom third of the league in goals scored per game (2.40, 26th overall), goals against per game (3.00, 23rd), 5v5 goals for/against ratio (.074, 26th) and just out of the bottom third in penalty kill (79.2%, 19th).
Surprisingly however is that Carolina's power play is 12th in the league. That's something I wouldn't have guessed. To follow this theme, here's another dingleberry nugget of information: the Bruins penalty kill ranks in the bottom third of the NHL at 25th with a 79% success. That is seemingly unheard of with a team who usually ranked in the top third – at worst the top half – of that category.
So much like the Bruins road trip, I'm going to pack it in early.
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A 16-year-old Milwaukee boy was so bent on taking an iPod from the Apple Store at Mayfair on Saturday that it took three off-duty law enforcement officers to stop him.
According to the Wauwatosa police report:
Lt. William Brown of the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office was standing in line at the store so he could have his phone fixed about 3:30 p.m. When he saw the boy remove a security device from an MP3 player, he introduced himself as an off-duty officer and advised him not to take the item.
The boy refused to listen and pocketed the iPod, then he tried to leave the store. Brown attempted to restrain the boy and ended up getting punched in the face. An off-duty officer from the New Berlin Police Department, who was working as store security, and an off-duty Milwaukee police lieutenant came to Brown's assistance.
Brown refused medical treatment, but later sent Wauwatosa police pictures of his facial injuries.
The boy, who had his 7-year-old nephew with him, had a record of prior incidents of shoplifting and resisting arrest. This time, he was arrested for retail theft and battery and his case was sent to the district attorney's office for review.
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OPINION: Even more startling than Andrew Hore's inexplicable brain fade in Cardiff on Sunday is the polarising reaction from the viewing masses who witnessed it.
Like some of the optically challenged rugby and cricket television match officials who occasionally struggle to accept what's staring them in the face, it appears that the countless replays of Hore's attack on Welsh lock Bradley Davies have still left the whole sordid incident open to conjecture.
In the extreme right camp are the rabid British press, who want to see Hore dragged through the streets of London, hung, drawn and quartered, and vilified as an example of what they see as the abhorrent physical excesses of All Blacks rugby.
Conversely, there are those on the extreme left who, while mercifully well short of nominating the All Blacks hooker for a Laureus sports award, still can't see any significant transgression on his part.
Davies is lucky he's not a fur seal - and yes, that tawdry episode in Hore's past has inevitably done the rounds - although his 2005 conviction for killing a protected New Zealand marine mammal hasn't appeared to imbue him with any unnatural sense of blood lust.
In fact, in his 70-odd test appearances, Hore has largely kept his nose clean and played with restraint - to the standards expected of the current All Blacks regime. Until now.
Hore's callous and obviously premeditated act defied belief, even taking Davies' alleged act of running interference into account.
That's merely straw grasping.
Hore clearly had the mens rea, as they say in legal circles, and taking all the available evidence into account, his actions appear indefensible.
More than anything, it was rank stupidity - and the timing couldn't have been worse.
Adam Thomson lowered the tone in Edinburgh and started the British press simmering.
Hore's plumbed new depths in Cardiff and Fleet Street is now in a feeding frenzy as the All Blacks prepare for their season-ending international against England at Twickenham. The Brits are also honing in on the All Blacks' team management's perceived indifference to Hore's stiff arm although, if social media is any indication, Steve Hansen and Ian Foster, and all those tainted by association, have their share of support.
The macho underbelly of traditional diehard rugby supporters is seemingly at play here.
Just as rugby league's hard men spat the dummy last week over the ARL's decision to ban the shoulder charge, there are those willing to forgive Hore his rather agrarian trespasses.
Coming at the end of a long and demanding international All Blacks season, Hore's actions have crudely diverted the focus.
He needs to pay some price and the All Blacks will now be hell bent on restoring their image with a clinical performance this weekend.
It's added pressure they can clearly do without.
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The Lee University School of Music will present Ning and Friends on Tuesday, April 2, at 7:30 p.m. in the Squires Recital Hall inside Lee's Humanities Center. The concert will feature guest artists James Buswell, violin; Julie Albers, cello; and Ning An, piano.
Musical selections for the evening will include Chopin's "24 Preludes, Op.28," Gliere's "8 Pieces for Violin and Cello, Op.39," and Schubert's "Piano Trio no. 1."
Mr. Buswell has appeared with orchestras in the United States and Canada, as well as Europe, Asia, Australia and South America, and has collaborated with such distinguished conductors as Leonard Bernstein, Pierre Boulez, Zubin Mehta, Seiji Ozawa, André Previn and Michael Tilson Thomas. Active as a concerto soloist, chamber musician, recitalist, conductor and educator, Mr. Buswell is also an artist-member of both the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center and the Bach Aria Group.
Mr. Buswell's recordings of the Piston and Barber violin concerti were released on the Naxos label, for which the latter received a 2003 Grammy nomination. Mr. Buswell currently serves as a faculty member at the New England Conservatory of Music.
Ms. Albers made her orchestral debut with the Cleveland Orchestra in 1998 and has since performed throughout North America, Europe, Korea, Taiwan, Australia, and New Zealand. In 2003, she was named the first Gold Medal Laureate of South Korea's Gyeongnam International Music Competition, winning the $25,000 grand prize. She also won Second Prize in Munich's International Music Competition of the Ard and was awarded the Wilhelm Weichsler Music Prize of Osnabruch.
Ms. Albers is active with the Albers String Trio and the Cortona Trio. She currently serves as an assistant professor and holds the Mary Jean and Charles Yates Cello Chair at the McDuffie Center for Strings at Mercer University in Macon, Ga.
Mr. An, an assistant professor of music at Lee's School of Music, is hailed by the New York Concert Review as a musician who "combines a flawless technique and mastery of the instrument with an expressive power that is fueled by profound and insightful understanding."
Mr. An's top prizes from the Queen Elizabeth, Cleveland, and William Kapell Piano competitions led to performances across the globe, from Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital and Milan's Salle Verdi to Beijing's Great Hall of the People. He has performed with some of the world's great ensembles, including the Ysaÿe, Daedalus, and Takács quartets, as well as with renowned instrumentalists Paul Neubauer, Andres Diaz, and Soovin Kim.
The recital is free and open to the public, but tickets are required due to limited seating.
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Nova Chemicals' CEO Pappas, CFO MacDonald to retire at end of year
Christopher Pappas, who became president and chief executive of chemicals and resin maker Nova Chemicals Corp. on May 1, will retire from the Moon-based company at yearend, Nova said Monday.
Pappas, a nine-year company veteran who previously served as Nova's chief operating officer, assumed control when former CEO Jeff Lipton formally retired. No successor was named.
Nova, which ran into financial difficulties over the last year due to plummeting plastic prices, was acquired July 6 by International Petroleum Investment Co., an investment company owned and operated by the government of the Middle East country Abu Dhabi. Purchase price was $500 million cash, plus assumption of $1.8 billion in debt.
"Chris has been an enormous support to Nova Chemicals and IPIC during the acquisition and transition period and we truly appreciate his expertise and leadership," said Mohamed Al Mehairi, Nova chairman and director of investments for International Petroleum Investment, in a statement.
Also retiring from Nova on Dec. 31 is Nova's chief financial officer, Larry A. MacDonald, after more than 30 years with the company and its predecessors. MacDonald was a member of the company's executive leadership team since its inception in 1998.
"On behalf of Nova Chemicals, I want to thank Larry for his dedication and many contributions to our company," Pappas said, in a statement. "We are fortunate to have had his financial expertise during these unique and dynamic economic times."
MacDonald will be replaced as CFO on Jan. 1, by another long-time Nova employee, Todd D. Karran, a 24-year company veteran.
Todd is a natural choice to move into the CFO role at Nova," Pappas said, in a statement. "He has the experience and capability to be successful in the role immediately."
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California, my perpetually economically troubled home state, is suddenly looking a lot better than it was before. The state's credit rating just got a boost, for example. The timing is interesting, since the biggest recent event here was that the state finally tossed out the Republicans once and (hopefully) for all from any power in budgetary and taxation discussions. Guess the bond vigilantes feel that a state that is able to actually do the sorts of things that a state should be able to do is a better place to invest in than a state that artificially empowers budget-slashers (which were used to create perpetual crises).
It's a shrewd judgment, in my opinion. And even though I'm not ideologically sympathetic with Jerry Brown, the man sure can govern. If he were twenty years younger, this kind of turnaround would lead to presidential chatter. He'll get another term for sure, and he'll wind up setting a record for longevity in the office that, due to term limits, will never be broken. In any event, he'll win re-election next year in a landslide, and my strong hunch is that he'll spend his next term trying to roll back Prop 13, which included so much more than just 2/3 rules. I've always gotten the sense that Brown regretted his reluctant support for that initiative, and the damage it's done to state spending priorities and in hampering good government in the state. If he could do that, that would be a pretty incredible legacy.
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The jersey Christian Laettner wore when he hit the shot is for sale
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That's really all you need to say for people to know what you're talking about.
Christian Laettner's turnaround, buzzer-beating foul line jumper that capped off what may just be the greatest game in the history of college basketball. Everyone except for Kentucky fans will forever remember that moment fondly.
And now the jersey that Laettner was wearing during that game is on the auction block.
Bidding for the jersey over at Lelands.com begins at $100,000, but the auction closes on January 10th. So I guess if you make out well from Santa this year, you can go ahead and buy the jersey instead of putting a down payment on a house or paying for two years of your kid's college education. (Sigh, I'm never having kids.)
Some other cool items they have on auction: a set of Bill Russell's old golf clubs and some old school, game-worn signed Jordans.
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[3] November 20, 2014 at 2:43pm
You truly live in a dream world, don't you? Sad. Really sad.
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[19] November 20, 2014 at 2:41pm
You hit the nail on the head. I think Glenn knows this. I am neither Democrat nor Republican. I washed my hands of them years ago. I consider myself a Constitutional Conservative and until that Party actually exists (which it should), I'm done with these people. There aren't enough Ted Cruz's to undo the damage this guy has done. God help us.
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[6] November 20, 2014 at 2:38pm
Listen, ninny, H.W and Reagan signed bills written and passed by a majority DEMOCRAT congress. Should they have vetoed them? YES, if that was possible. I suspect the Dems would have had enough votes to overturn a veto. The Current Occupant of the White House is writing law and passing it by himself, by fiat which is NOT authorized by the Constitution – which is still our founding document whether you dimwits choose to acknowledge it or not. Get your facts straight. Gruber was right, Americans are largely stupid but they are the "folks" who bought this guys crap without doing their due diligence to find out exactly who he was/is. Today, 11/21/14 marks the beginning of the official reign of King Barak I of America. He has done what he intended to do – fundamentally change a strong, decent nation into a banana republic. Hope you enjoy it.
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November 15, 2014 at 4:03pm
"There's a good reason why people thought Johnny Depp was 'wasted'"…because he was.
One of the most over-rated actors in Hollyweird.
[4] November 9, 2014 at 4:04pm
…and so the hate continues.
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[2] November 3, 2014 at 11:50am
Personally, I think KesPunk was following Penske team orders. Find a way to take out Gordon, thus helping Logano. Since KesPunk is out of the chase it makes perfect sense.
However, since I despise all things Hendrick, it doesn't bother me. Happens all the time and HMS isn't exactly saintly with regards to cheating. Heck, Johnson & Knaus have been doing it for years.
The question remains – how will NASCAR find a way to pin this one on Tony Stewart?
[1] October 27, 2014 at 5:52pm
Well, excuse us for inconveniencing you and trying to take measures to stop an Ebola epidemic from taking hold in the United States. It's only logical that your next step will be to hire a lawyer and sue…well…somebody…anybody.
Welcome to the transformed America, suckers.
[4] October 26, 2014 at 3:56pm
The Obama Regime hates Israel. Period. Which means we are in big trouble.
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[9] October 26, 2014 at 3:21pm
I suppose that would be her "right" to go bowling, ride the subway and who know what else while waiting to see if she comes down with the disease. Her attitude is troubling and shows a distinct lack of concern for her fellow man (her service in Sierra Leone notwithstanding).
This is an issue that is going to have to be decided by the states. The Feds don't care and I'm convinced they would be happy to see Ebola spread in the US. They think we deserve it. People who don't believe that are to be pitied. Good for New Jersey, New York and Florida for being proactive and caring about their citizens.
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[2] October 24, 2014 at 3:46pm
You would be hard-pressed to find a Gideon Bible in a lot of hotels these days.
I do not believe the message of Christianity (which I prefer to call The Gospel) has failed. Since Christ's resurrection, the Gospel has brought millions upon millions to saving faith in Christ. It is not and has never been a failure. Christians are flawed, sure, we are human and trying to do the best we can. Christ did not tell us to go and change the culture, He told us to go and "preach the Gospel." He also said that the gate would be narrow, implying that most would reject. I don't doubt this man's sincerity but he is tarring Evangelical Christians with a very broad brush which is simply not fair nor is it true. Without the loving, giving nature of believers in Christ, it would be a much more horrific world. I don't hate anyone. I just want them to truly know Christ and He will take care of the rest. The MESSAGE of Christianity has not failed.
[10] October 23, 2014 at 9:58pm
Well, now that there's a case in NYC, let the madness begin. As long as it was in Texas it was no big deal.
[1] October 23, 2014 at 9:54pm
So I suppose this will be considered "street violence"?
[10] October 22, 2014 at 3:28pm
Well, it's about time. Buck is terrific and I will watch his show but why can't we have both Buck and Real News? Seriously!
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[18] October 15, 2014 at 9:11pm
Ok, and here I was calling into question the common sense of the nurse. Sorry, Amber. Turns out she acted responsibly and it's the CDC who has absolutely NO COMMON SENSE. Well folks, they are getting their orders from somewhere. Three guesses where. This is criminal, from the top down and the American people are the unfortunate suckers that have to sit back and take this while more and more people get sick. There are no words to describe how livid I am. We are screwed. God help us.
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[7] October 15, 2014 at 6:55pm
Swat team? Seriously? How are we supposed to interpret that?
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Phew! What a relief to know that the Glorious One is now on the case with a laser-like focus on Ebola. /sarc
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[8] October 12, 2014 at 3:41pm
The airlines need to step up and the states need to stand up and protect their own people because the Feds have no intention of doing so and, frankly, I don't think they really care. The members of congress are to busy guarding their own backsides and Dear Leader is too busy playing golf and going to parties that net him loads of money. Something is very wrong. We have yet to hear if any of Duncan's family or the people he was around when he was puking all over creation have come down with any symptoms. We are being lied to by the CDC and information is being withheld. I have no intention of panicking but I am angry and sick of the corruption, the lies and deception. If people actually believe what is being spewed from Washington and Atlanta, they are idiots.
[3] October 11, 2014 at 3:49pm
[2] October 11, 2014 at 11:21am
Does this woman have even have one functioning brain cell?
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[3] October 9, 2014 at 3:38pm
The only thing I would add is that the theologian in this article does not take into account that Jesus is addressing Jewish people and at this point in His ministry he was dealing with the Jews alone. In Paul's epistles, he is addressing Gentile Christians. These facts must be taken into account in interpreting these passages of scripture. Other than that, the Rapture is not a salvation issue so I don't worry about it a lot. However God has ordered the last days is fine with me. Scripture gives us tons of information on what the "Last Days" will look like and, guess what, it sounds a lot like now.
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Miley: Liam and I Are 'Deeper Than Normal People'
Miley Cyrus didn't walk the red carpet at the Oscars with her boyfriend and 'Last Song' co-star Liam Hemsworth, but the pair does open up about each other in the latest issue of Teen Vogue. "I think we're both deeper than normal people," Miley tells the magazine.
The young Hollywood stars also talk about it was like working on the film and showed off their chemistry in a Parisian photoshoot. Get Quotes and More Photos:
Miley on Liam: "I think we're both deeper than normal people -- what they think and how they feel. He's very grateful for what he has, but he doesn't let it go to his head. I'm like that too.
Liam on Miley: "Working with Miley was a lot easier than I thought it was going to be. From the first time we read, it was like I had known her before."
Which 'Sex and the City' character does Miley relate to? "I know everyone says Carrie, but I love Kim Cattrall, so I'll say Samantha. I want to be her because she's the hottest, she's funny and she has attitude."
Miley's future in music: "The more I make music that doesn't truly inspire me, the more I feel like I'm blending in with everyone else. So after this next album, I'm taking some time off."
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- Friday 05 NovemberBy Oliviaxo
hahah i dont think either one of them can sing!! well taylor sings awesome on her cds but not very well in person! and miley well same for her. i used to like her but shes kinda gone well a lot of things!!! I think everybody needs to ignore her quit talking about her and hopefully she'll dissapear cause all the talking we(fanz, haters) do just makes her more famous. so we(haters,fans) are kinda to blaim that shes still here
- Monday 08 MarchBy Areanna26
Get over yourself, Miley. You are so FULL of it I can smell you from here. If you dad wasn't a one hit wonder you'd never have gotten your foot in the door.
- Monday 08 MarchBy llednez
Deep? ROFL As a puddle maybe. Poor Liam, he must really go for airheads. The only thing deep about you is your ego.
- Monday 08 MarchBy fan
So true about Taylor not being able to sing!
I think Miley is pretty and cute, but feel she's living the life of a person much older than her age. Miley those young boys are just using you for sex. Don't listen to them even if you do want a boyfriend. Having a boyfriend or men admire you isn't everything.
- Monday 08 March
I actually think her boyfriend is mostly using her for fame and to move up. Just like her last boyfriend did. This Liam guy dumped his longtime girlfriend just so he could chase Miley. Miley is beautiful, but I can't believe this guy really loves Miley just for her. I think he saw dollar signs when he saw how many fans she has. Miley is too much of a sucker for good looks. Who do you think pays the way in this relationship?
- Monday 08 MarchBy Kara
lol, Max.u couldnt get the job done, u dufus u.lol!!!
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Miley can't sing and she can't act. All she can do is writhe on that pole. Disgusting.
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...and she'll believe that. Right up until they break and he posts naked pictures of her on the internet.
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- Wednesday 10 MarchBy Erika
does anyone else hate her hair?
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- Monday 15 MarchBy Robert
There are musicians who make it through talent and hard work. Those are the ones who do something interesting. Then there are those who make it by nepotism and being a creation of the media. Those are the ones who will give you the same old bubblegum.
The more you didn't do it yourself, the greater the vanity. She's lost in her little bubble, surrounded by flatterers. That leads to delusions that she is deeper than other people - a sure sign of shallowness. If you have to say it yourself, it probably isn't true. Those who have some actual depth SHOW it.
- Tuesday 16 MarchBy Leila
Miley states that Liam is grateful for what he has, but doesn't let it go to his head and that she's the same. Oh really?!! sorry, but it went to her head a long time ago.
- Monday 22 MarchBy Me
Miley, hon, every 17-year-old person thinks s/he is "deeper" than everyone else their age.
Maybe you should try writing this kind of thing in a diary so you don't have to be embarrassed in the future? (It worked for me!)
- Wednesday 31 MarchBy mag3boys
Miley is so full of herself she can't think straight. I saw her and daddy on a talk show and the interviewer told her to shut up so he could finish getting her dad's opinion. She kept interrupting. Thank God I have no girls only boys. I would hate to have to explain why Miley/Hanna is off my list of thing to see.
- Thursday 01 AprilBy alli
For you guys to hate Miley so much, you sure do know a lot about her. If you truly dislike someone as much as you say you do, you wouldn't WANT to read about or even look at her. So its just mean and ridiculous to talk so bad about her, because it makes you sound obsessed. be nice!
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i am a student. now, i'm runnuing a hadoop single node cluster while i'm running the hadoop dfs -copyFromLocal , i get only one file from the sourcedir And then there is the next sourcedir. Enhance, i can't get error and output on running hadoop-0.20.2-examples.jar wordcount. Why can i see anything the error or the output? Please, give me your help?
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Just go with this tutorial here:
I'm quite sure your namenode or datanode is not up, what are the logs saying?
You may want to have a look here: http://owaisahussain.blogspot.com/2014/03/executing-mapreduce-applications-on.html
For someone like me who dose not know how to create jar and other except JAVA Core then
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My fiance and I are planning our honeymoon in Paris and plan to spend 4 days in Paris and then would like to see the South of France. We have 2 days left after Paris to travel so we would like to go somewhere that doesn't require too much travel time so we have more time to enjoy it. Any recommendations? I'd love to get down to the coast but I think that's going to be too far. Could really use some advice.
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So you only have 6 days on the ground in France total? Day 1 will likely be a jet-lagged blur, leaving you three days for Paris, which isn't much.
Yes, you can get "down to the coast," if you mean the Côte d'Azur, relatively quickly on the TGV - maybe 5 hours - but again, then you have no time to enjoy it. Even if you bought open-jaw tickets and flew home out of Nice, for example, you'd hardly be oriented before it would be time to leave.
Stay in Paris and maybe take a daytrip to one of the dozens of wonderful places outside the city, would be my advice.
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I agree. You do not have the time to have an enjoyable trip to the south of France.
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Another vote for just staying THERE. You will not regret it a minute. Going to "the south of France" is a haul--not too much, but you will be in total love with Paris. Take a day trip to Giverney. RELAX. LOVE!!!
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Another vote for just staying there, in Paris. Relax. It's your honeymoon and your first day or two are lost to jet lag anyway. There's more than enough to do in 6 days in Paris. If you're looking for something to do outside of Paris, take a day trip... there are dozens of recommendations here on Fodors. Versailles. Giverny. Chartres. I think even Belgium can be reached more quickly than a trip "down the coast." Congratulations on your coming wedding. When will you be on your honeymoon? There's LOTS of information about Paris here at Fodors so you've come to a good place.
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You don't say what time of year, which could make a difference. but I wold agree for a honeymoon, when you want to be relaxed, sit in a cafe and watch the very interesting world go by - stay in Paris and do one or two day trips if you want.
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Wow- thank you for all the helpful tips. We are getting married in July but our honeymoon is Oct 27- Nov 4. So we have 2 travel days to/from the states to Paris and 7 days total to relax and play. My fiance suggested maybe we spend a night or 2 in London at the end of the trip instead of traveling to the south. What do you think about that? Too much?
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I think you need to look at the data. Look at travel times at www.bahn.com.
Paris-London 2:20 plus Eurostar check in requirement
Paris-Nice 5:40
So, yes Côte d'Azur is about 3 hours more than to London from Paris, but I don't think it is that much of a difference as a part of a 7 day trip. At that time of the year, going south has its attractions. Different people have different views on what value they get out of staying in one place vs multiple places. Only you can decide the mix that makes sense to you provided you have computed in relevant overhead in moving from one place to another.
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if you can fly out of london back home then this would be a good idea. although not a long time in London if you have never been then it is worth a look.
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I totally suggest you fly into Paris, and out of London , price out Multi Destination flights not two one ways.
Going south at that time of the year is not really ideal, it won't be beach weather so unless you specially just want to go south for other reasons don't bother.
You can enjoy 5 days in Paris and 2 in London ( or divide how you like I suppose but of course I favor Paris, lol )
Eurostar city center to city center is only 2.5 hours. Buy ticket well in advance and it can cheap too.
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We've two episodes in to "Hart of Dixie," and we're already incredibly invested in the sweet, charming story of Bluebell, Alabama -- and, of course, in Zoe (Rachel Bilson) and her progress as the new doctor in town. More »
The new CW show 'Hart of Dixie' stars Rachel Bilson as Zoe Hart, a New York doctor who moves to Blue Bell, Alabama to work at a general practice. On 'Live With Regis and Kelly' (weekdays, syndicated on ABC), Bilson More »
Zoe Hart will not give up, folks! Despite a less-than-stellar attempt to fit in to Bluebell on this week's episode of Hart of Dixie - she crashed the mayor's float in the Founder's Day parade... but for good reas More »
Have we mentioned that we love "Hart of Dixie"? Because we love "Hart of Dixie." After a rough Monday at work -- because aren't all Mondays rough? -- a little escape to Bluebell, Alabama is exactly what we need.In t More »
At first glance, Jaime King 's character Lemon Breeland on Hart of Dixie seems like the perfect Southern woman — with a side of attitude. But King says there's a world of hurt inside her. "You find out that Lemon More »


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calandoLine breaks: ca|lando
Pronunciation: /kəˈlandəʊ /
Definition of calando in English:
(Especially as a direction) gradually decreasing in speed and volume.
Italian, literally 'slackening'.
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