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救われん is made of 救われる and the archaic suffix ん, which came out of む. む・ん had similar rôles to よう・おう today; that is to say, 救われん in modern style would be 救われよう or 救われるだろう. It is not related to the ん that comes out of ぬ, which is a strong or dialectal way of stating a negative. Additionally, as chocolate says in the comments, 祈り信じよ means 'Pray and believe', ...
This is an abbreviated form of 〜てくれない, meaning "to not do 〜 for me". So 貸してくれない means "won't lend me", but phrased as a question like this (likely with a rising intonation) mean "Hey Maruo, won't you lend me your dictionary for a bit?"
えらかァない is a colloquial, collapsed way of saying えらくはない. えらく(連用形/continuative form of えらい) + は(係助詞/binding particle) + negative ない 「おいらよりマシかぁ、なぁんだ、じゃあえらいなぁ。」 「別にえらかァないよ...」 "Better than me? Well, you're distinguished/great, then." "I'm not particularly distinguished/great..."
It is a sound change of "とは". It may be used in old city(下町 in Japanese) in Tokyo.
じゃ is the contraction of では. It's a contraction, because じゃ is one mora (one unit length) and では is two moras long. じゃ is frequently used as contraction of では, especially in じゃない < ではない. As pointed out before by one of our native speakers on this site (@l'électeur), じゃありません is at risk of being overused by learners. Presumably, because the uncontracted では ...
僕がついてればいいんですけど。いそがしいもんでね。 ついてれば is a contracted form of ついていれば. (dropping い) The ついて (dictionary form [付]{つ}く) here means "to accompany~", "to be with~". 「~ていればいい」, consisting of the te-form verb + いれ(仮定形 of subsidiary verb 居る) + ば(conjunctive particle) + いい(良い), means "It's good if ~~" "It'd be better if ~~" or "I wish ~~ could ~~", etc. I wish I ...
"食べてたい" is a colloquial and contracted form of - "食べていたい - I want to keep eating." Likewise, "寝てたい – I want to stay in bed," "起きてたい ‐ I want to stay up (all night)," and "(一晩中)喋ってたい - I want to keep chatting (all night)" are used in place of "寝ていたい," "起きていたい," and "喋っていたい." "…てたい" is colloquially spoken by both young and older people today, but to me it ...
tl;dr It is regional speaking, and former has emphasis on it where latter doesn't. Here's what I found. This wording can be found in 三河弁. Although this is spoken in Aichi, I (from Hyogo) do speak this sometimes. In this dialect, 〜や(あ)せん in the regular form is 〜や しない. So わかりゃあせん in regular form is わかりやしない. Now, わかりません vs わかりやしない(わかりやしません) is slightly ...
The vowel drop described in your textbook happens between consonants. However, even though the vowel is dropped, the rhythm of the word isn't changed. [[s.ki.de.s]] ↔ [[su.ki.de.su]] (the dot . denotes separation of syllables). You cannot do the same with the [[i]] in かわいいです [[ka.wa.i.i.de.s(u)]] or うれしいです. (I don't understand your comment about ...
"はったりにせよ おれたちをこいつらよばわりするたあ りっぱな度胸だぜ" can be translated as "Even if it's only a bluff, you have a good nerve to call us 'Hey, cubs!'" "たあ" is a colloquial and contracted form of " …とは", meaning "… is," which is called "べらんめえ口調、" a local dialect in downtown areas of Tokyo and its environs. "たあ" is always suffixed to verbs such as "する," "言う," "聞く," in such a ...
Yes, やんなっちゃう is short for いやになっちゃう, which is short for いやになってしまう. いやになる is a fixed phrase meaning "to be fed up / sick / disgusted". So やんなっちゃうなあ is something like "Now I'm starting to feel disgusted", "I can't help being sick".
Translating loosely: Matsusaka steak for me? Dear, don't bother about me. Don't bother shopping for me. Don't bother with Matsusaka beef. おかあさん literally means mother, but oftentimes you'll hear husbands (especially older ones) calling their wives おかあさん. To answer your questions: Yes 私はステーキなんていいから means something like "I don't need things such as ...
It is short for うろついておる. It is called 二重母音の融合現象 (融合発音 synecphonesis).
It is two verbs. You just had the two wrong verbs in mind. 落{お}としちまった is the colloquial form of 落{お}としてしまった, which in turn is comprised of the following two verbs: 落{お}として (て form): 落とす (jisho.org) しまった (past form): しまう (jisho.org) By slurring the pronunciation of てし, you end up with ち, hence 落{お}としてしまった→ 落{お}としちまった ちまう has its own dictionary entry here:...
ありっちゃあり is indeed a contraction of ありといえばあり and it's a way of saying "yeah, sure, why not...". As you say, it's completely parallel to おいしいといえばおいしい, just with あり (which means something like "something is possible/doable/acceptable/...").
The use of "ば" and "ば(あ)" like: その[辺]{へん}ば(あ)[練]{ね}り歩く - strut around over there 冗談ば(あ)[止]{や}めちょくれ。 - Stop joking. そげんこつば(あ)言いよって。[拳骨]{げんこつ}ば(あ)食らわすぞ。 - How can you dare to say that to me? I'll give you a punch. is often observed in the north-western part (Fukuoka, Saga, and Nagasaki Prefectures) of Kyushu. It depends on the person and the ...
As noted in the comment by strawberry jam, this is most likely a contraction of 食べていたい "want to be eating", the desiderative (wanting) form of 食べている "to be eating". In informal speech, it isn't uncommon for the い in various -ている forms to be contracted out: 行ってます, 話してた, 読んでる, etc. The contracted form of -ておく is -とく, where the て + お becomes と. Conjugated ...
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The vowels aren't "dropped"; they simply become voiceless, which is explained (poorly) to English speakers as being "dropped" because the concept of voiceless vowels doesn't exist in English. In these two examples, the い is voiced in both cases. For かわいい, the voicing of わ means that the first い is voiced, and thus the adjacent final い must also be voiced. ...
"祈り信じよ、さらば救われん" can be translated as "Pray and believe in (the God), and you shall be saved, not "Believe in your prayers, and you can be saved." "救われん" is a passive, future form of 救う. …れん is an antiquated expression that can be used in such various ways as; 崇められる ⇒ 崇められん – will be worshipped. 褒められる ⇒ 褒められん – will be praised. 謗られる ⇒ 謗られん – will be ...
な is basically the same as ね in this context, and it basically just means "hey," or something you use to get someone's attention. A っ at the end of a word just means the last sound is dragged out a bit.
It is simply a contraction. (Well, I am not sure what word is phonologically correct. But, this change does not change its meaning.) We still use both expressions, but mainly left when it is pronounced. 音便 : https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E9%9F%B3%E4%BE%BF#.E6.92.A5.E9.9F.B3.E4.BE.BF
I find nothing wrong if someone gave a nickname いず to someone. いず happens to have the same sound as 出ず ("to exit"), 居ず ("absent"), and 伊豆 (province), but that won't be a problem. I don't think いず is very common as a nickname for いずみ, but there's at least one real person whose nickname is いず. I personally hear いずみん a lot (though it's not a contraction).
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After achieving a very focused and concise style on 'Teaser', Cat Stevens understandably wanted to experiment with more unusual song structures and ambitious arrangements, and the result is a somewhat more stylistically diverse album than its predecessors. As a result it is, if anything, a stronger, more musically satisfying album, and includes new elements such as electric guitar, synthesizer, female backing vocalists and the accomplished keyboard work of Jean Roussel. At the same time, the album retains much of what made Cat's earlier work appealing, and also includes the welcome re-appearance of the bouzouki to add its distinctive sound to 'O Caritas'.
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Mounts edge Hempfield for fifth place in tourney
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The Ephrata wrestling team found itself in a familiar position Saturday.
For the third straight year, Ephrata came out of the preliminary round of the Ephrata Duals at 2-2. And, for the third year in succession, the Mounts had to get past Hempfield to lock up fifth place in the 10-team tournament.
In their meetings in the previous two seasons, Hempfield went on to beat the Mounts and capture fifth.
Not this time, however.
Ephrata took a big step forward, gaining key pins from Ethan Sipe (132) and Nate Bradley (138) to build a 27-13 lead with five bouts to go. The Black Knights made it interesting with four-straight victories from 145 to 170 to momentarily go up 32-27. However, Jeff Halligan's forfeit victory in the final bout of the day at 182 sealed the deal as the Mounts came away with an exciting 33-32 win to capture the fifth-place medal.
"Knowing the schools that were in our pool, Biglerville, Downingtown East, Cedar Crest, and Daniel Boone, (the fifth place match) is where I anticipated us being," Ephrata Coach josh Clair said. "Beating Hempfield, the first time in my seven years at Ephrata was a huge plus. We are still a very young team with 14 of the 28 guys in either 9th or 10th grade so I felt the kids stepped up after a sluggish start with Cedar Crest (a 39-33 win)."
In addition to Sipe, Bradley and Halligan, Riley Eidemiller came through with bonus points at 126 with a 12-3 major, and several others, including Brandon Smith (113) and Danny Matos (285), stepped up according to the coach.
"We had several big wins during the match," Clair stated. "Matos picked up a big OT win over a kid who he split matches with last year. Brandon Smith hit a five-point reversal in the last 20 seconds to win 6-2. Nate Bradley was in a close match, but once he got on top he cranked the kid over with a great power half in legs to earn the fall. And even David White was huge for us. He lost 9-1, but was wrestling with a high ankle sprain and wouldn't default. Had he been unable to finish we would have lost 34-33 instead of winning 33-32, so it was a total team effort."
Ephrata opened the tournament with the 39-33 win over Cedar Crest. Halligan (182), Cameron Eisenhauer (220), Matos (285) and Eidemiller (126) all pinned to pace the Mounts in that one.
In their second match, Downingtown East flexed its muscles with a 45-18 victory over the Mounts.
Randy Wintersohl earned the lone pin of the match for Ephrata with a fall at 106. Todd Dumas added a technical fall victory at 120 while Sipe captured a 17-4 major decision at 132.
In the third round, the Mounts fell to eventual champion Biglerville by a 58-23 decision. Eisenhauer earned the only pin for the Mounts at 220 while Dumas tech falled at 120.
The Mounts then rebounded for a nice 55-24 victory in Round Four against Daniel Boone.
Eisenhauer (220), Matos (285), Eidemiller (132) and White (160) all pinned to lead Ephrata. Halligan added a 13-3 major at 182.
Individually, Wintersohl and Halligan paced the Mounts on the day as each went 4-1. Eidemiller, Dumas, Matos, Eisenhauer and Smith all finished at 3-2.
As mentioned, Biglerville captured the overall title with a 51-24 victory over Garden Spot in the first place match. Mifflin Co. earned third place with a 43-19 win over Downingtown East while Reading took seventh (37-33 over Cedar Crest) and Daniel Boone placed ninth (53-18 over Lebanon).
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Film Review - The Twilight Saga: New Moon 2009 By Tim Voon 3 out of 5 stars
NEW MOON is the second book in the Stephanie Meyer best selling series THE TWILIGHT SAGA. It is also the lull point of this saga as much as THE TWO TOWERS was a lull point for THE LORD OF THE RINGS TRILOGY. This is not to say that it is of any less consequence than the other parts of the Saga, in fact all good stories have lull points, it allows relationships to be explored, characters to develop and gives a moment of the reader/watcher to reflect on what has gone past and what is yet to come.
One of the greatest criticisms I have heard so far for this movie is where is Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson)? He is perhaps in the first and last twenty minutes of the film with some fleeting ghost images of him somewhere in the middle. This is also true of the novel - he only appears in the first few chapters and the last few chapters.
NEW MOON is not so much about the romance of Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Edward as seen in TWILIGHT; but more so about the harsh realities Bella faces without Edward. With every great relationship there must come a testing point, to see how well this relationship holds up to the pressures of life and tribulation. For Bella and Edward it is this. She is mortal and he is well ... a vampire. At Bella's birthday party with the Cullen Family of vampires, a simple paper cut sends Jasper into a mad feeding frenzy and Bella almost becomes the meal. Edward has to make a very difficult choice - to stay and love Bella at the risk of her mortality, or to leave and let her lead a life of safety and normality. Edward chooses to leave.
I believe that this is an important and poignant part of the movie and the story, but much duress to many a Robert Pattinson (Edward) fan. His absence actually speaks louder than words can describe or the screams heard from Bella in her nightly nightmares. He was such a presence in the first movie and book, the colossus that Bella could rely to save her and then suddenly, he is gone, his voice silent until the end of the movie. Kristen Stewart puts in a wonderful performance as the tortured Bella, whose reason for living is ripped from her and her reasons for dying made clear. Her depression is so deep that only a best friend can help bring her through this darkness and back into light.
And that friend is Jacob Black (Taylor Lautner). Remember Bella's childhood friend, the small Indian boy from the nearby reservation in TWILIGHT. Well, he has buffed up into a six pack, road stallion with testosterone over brewing. I guess the comfort for most of the female viewers is, if you cannot feast your eyes on the perfect, statuesque, classical beauty of Robert Pattinson, why not have a field day gawking at the muscle hardened, boyishly handsome, hunk that is Taylor Lautner.
Thus, this brings us to one of the most argued points in the TWILIGHT SAGA. Are you an Edward fan or are you a Jake fan?
Edward is the epitome of male beauty and perfection. He is every woman's fantasy. He is as cool and aloof as the moon's beam shimmering on water. Jake is human reality, he is earth bound, warm like sunlight, ordinary (except for those biceps). Author, Stephanie Meyer has cleverly provided Bella with this dilemma and it is definitely a draw point for her fans. Do you side with the best friend Jake or the boyfriend Edward? I side with the best friend and reality, and am thus in the minority.
NEW MOON is the story of Bella and Jake's friendship which is vital in the coming two films ECLIPSE and BREAKING DAWN. There is also a misnomer that Jake and his Indian friends are werewolves. They are in fact shape shifters who inherited this power from their ancestors as a defence mechanism against the vampires. If you are interested in the science behind this, I believe humans carry 23 pairs of chromosomes, shape shifters carry 24 and vampires have 25 pairs. Don't quote me on this but it is written somewhere in one of her novels.
I digress.
Overall, I did enjoy the quiet of NEW MOON. It is the morning coffee after the night of champagne that was TWILIGHT. It has a harsher tone and reality about it. The cool blue and green tones of the first movie give way to darker colours like orange and browns. It has been handled well by Diretor Chris Weitz, who has captured the essence of the novel.
Fortunately, I missed the bedlam that was the midnight screening release of this movie and attended a session the following day, at a more sane hour. The cinema was filled 90 percent by women, as to be expected and I will probably be seeing this movie again with friends this coming weekend.
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She says a number of factors determine how difficult it is to recall a food product quickly. Virginia Tech researchers prep for 3rd round of water testing in Flint By Steve Carmody • Jul 5, 2016 steve carmody / Michigan Radio Next week, Virginia Tech researchers return to Flint to test the city's drinking water for a third time. A year ago, their tests showed high levels of lead in the city's tap water. A second round of testing showed improvement, but not enough. Detroit radio legend Rod Hansen dies By Sarah Cwiek • Jul 4, 2016 via WJR One of the great voices in Detroit radio journalism has died. Rod Hansen was an investigative reporter with WJR-AM 760 from 1967 until 2005. A tough and tenacious reporter mostly on the federal court beat, Hansen won a slew of prestigious awards over the course of his career. Detroit ballot proposal faces anonymous challenge By Sarah Cwiek • Jul 4, 2016 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio A proposed Detroit city ordinance is facing a well-organized, but so far anonymous, challenge. A coalition gathered more than 5,000 signatures in favor a community benefits ordinance. The ordinance would require large-scale developments that receive public money or use public land to return some benefits to surrounding communities. Republicans poised to take up party platform By Steve Carmody • Jul 4, 2016 steve carmody / Michigan Radio This weekend, Michigan delegates to the Republican National Convention get to work on the party's national platform. This will be Meshawn Maddock's first convention as a delegate. At the state party convention this spring, she was chosen to be one of two Michiganders on the platform committee. Maddock has spent the past few weeks reviewing past party platforms and getting input from her fellow Michigan Republicans. Maddock says there are certain issues about which she doesn't want to see the party's position shift. Michigan crops wilting in sparse rainfall and heat By Tracy Samilton • Jul 4, 2016 An unusually dry, hot June is hurting crops across the Midwest, including Michigan. Everything from beans to sugar beets to wheat is suffering, says Kate Krepps of the Michigan Farm Bureau. "It's been a strange year," says Krepps. "We had such a wet beginning, so it was really challenging for folks to get crops in the field in a lot of different areas, particularly in southern Michigan. And then they got them in the field, and we haven't had much rain since then." The situation could reduce yields and profits for the roughly 75,000 people who farm in the state. Water infrastructure summit planned for Flint By Steve Carmody • Jul 4, 2016 steve carmody / Michigan Radio This fall, water experts from around the world are expected to come to Flint for a summit on water infrastructure issues. Flint's water crisis has become a symbol for the problems facing aging water systems. Bryce Feighner is special advisor on drinking water with the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality. He's helping to organize the summit. Feighner says they're reaching out to experts across the U.S. and Europe, seeking innovative answers to the problems that Flint and other cities with aging, faltering municipal water systems face. Delegates find upcoming party conventions expensive affairs By Steve Carmody • Jul 4, 2016 steve carmody / Michigan Radio This month's Republican and Democratic National Conventions are big parties. But they're expensive parties for the participants. Charles Niswander is a Bernie Sanders delegate. He's looking forward to being in Philadelphia for the DNC. But there's a cost: $3,000 to $4,000 in travel and hotel. "There is a part of me that feels like they would rather keep poor, working people out and not have their voices heard as much," says Niswander. 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In recognition of Kettles' actions nearly 50 years ago, President Barack Obama will present him with the Medal of Honor in a ceremony at the White House July 18. Kettles says the award isn't his alone. He says it belongs to the entire crew. Michigan State Police troopers will add to security at Republican National Convention By Steve Carmody • Jul 2, 2016 steve carmody / Michigan Radio After a busy Fourth of July weekend, more than a hundred Michigan State Police troopers will travel to Cleveland to provide security during the upcoming Republican National Convention. The Michigan troopers will be part of the large police presence in Cleveland during the four-day convention in mid-July. The troopers leave July 16th for a seven-day deployment to northeast Ohio where they will assist with security and crowd management outside the convention center as well as motorcycle escorts for motorcades. 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Revel Casino Continues To Disappoint In Atlantic City
The $2.4 Billion Property Still Ranks Eighth Of Twelve
Revel Casino, just one month removed from posting its first $20 million numbers, took a major step backward in September, bringing in just $16.9 million in gaming revenue. The $2.4 billion property, which opened in early April, has been a major disappointment to struggling Atlantic City, a once prosperous gambling destination that has fallen to the third largest gaming market in the country behind Las Vegas and Pennsylvania.
The city's 12 casinos reported revenue of $276 million in September, which was a 6.3 percent decline from the same month in 2011 when only 11 casinos took in $295 million.
Revel, with its 47-story hotel tower, upscale restaurants, retail shops and spa, was supposed to bring in high-end clientele and allow the city to rebound from its current economic crisis. Instead, the beach-themed and completely smoke free casino, has yet to rank higher than eighth in the city.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie granted Revel $260 million from the state in February of 2011 in exchange for 20 percent of the casino's revenue, a gamble that appears to be far from paying off. In August, Revel was forced to ask lenders for an additional $100 million to get the property through the rest of the year.
The Borgata continued to lead the city with revenue of $55.3 million in September, a drop of 5.9 percent when compared to last year's numbers.
Atlantic City gaming revenue has been on the decline ever since posting its peak numbers of $5.217 billion in 2006. Casinos only brought in $3.317 billion in 2011 and are headed for an even lower number in 2012.
almost 4 years ago
AC is ghetto dirty and dangerous. Revel is right on the boardwalk and the Boardwalk is a dangerous place to be now. The only casino making good money is the Borgata because they are away from it all and you don't have to worry about getting robbed or shot when you leave the casino.
almost 4 years ago
Please, Ac may be a ghetto but you are pefectly safe as long as you use the valet parking coming in and out
almost 4 years ago
yea when you use the Valet but your F-ed if you use the parking garage and personally i don't like people driving my car especially Valets at AC.
almost 4 years ago
Hopefully A/C spends money on the surrounding area and not just the casinos themselves - they are pretty stupid.
It is like wiping your butt and not flushing afterward - it makes no sense.
Treat is like 42nd St and wipe out all the garbage - people will show up if you build the are up. They are years away sadly.
almost 4 years ago
Atlantic City does have an issue with crime that does prevent some people from going there. However, if the 12 casinos mentioned in the article made $276MM in revenues with the Borgata earning $55.3MM (20%) and the Revel earning $16.9MM (6%), the problem isn't just the crime. It's Revel's management team.
I just moved to NJ from CA and I haven't seen one billboard or advertisement for Revel. However, I have seen billboards and advertisements for the Borgata and the other casinos. The only time I read about Revel is on CardPlayer.com and in the newspaper.
Last month, the author, Julio Fernandez stated, "The property has made it a point to market itself as a resort first and a casino second, with upscale restaurants, retail shops, a spa and a 47-story hotel tower, the tallest building in the city." If I wanted to go to a resort, it wouldn't be in such a violent city. The image they are trying to portray is not congruent with its environment. The Revel needs to re-brand itself, bring in a new marketing team, and/or improve its operations (through efficiency).
While I agree with many of the previous comments about Atlantic City and the need for the city's revival, it seems the Revel can only control whats within its doors and it's having a hard time doing just that.
almost 4 years ago
First they need to clean up the neighborhood.
2nd Clean up the beach whats the point of being on the beach if the beach is absolute filthy.
3rd clean up the casino from dirty chips to overall setting
4th add some more lights and security to the parking lot.
almost 4 years ago
Maybe the revenue is not there because of the casinos that opened in nearby Pennsy, New York also loosen up machines a little and lower the stakes at the tables.But they want you to play @ 25$ blackjack
and the other table games they have.
There was no problem when AC was the only game in town.
As far as crime goes, you must be aware of your surroundings just like any other place where money is involved.
At the Revel you have a great ocean view, not looking out at other casinos on the strip.
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A title would be Shaq's fifth, and put him one ahead of Tim Duncan and on par with Bryant, who won one without O'Neal.
O'Neal also wants to play beyond this season, when he is due to make $20 million. What better way to earn another two-year contract than to play well for the Cavs, in Cleveland.
The Cavs don't have to re-sign him, but they could if his play deems it worthwhile.
If they don't — and they probably won't — they still can use all the salary cap space they've reserved for 2010 to add a different standout to play with James.
But more than a player, the Cavs acquired a presence. Think about it. How many players can cast any kind of shadow on the presence of James?
Shaq can.
He's the guy who said he wanted to be known as "The Big Aristotle."
The guy who has mastered Twitter.
The guy also known as Superman, the Big Diesel and Shaq Fu.
He's funny, engaging — and enjoyable to have around. He competes, but he enjoys himself, too.
He earned his degree from Louisiana State and stood up and said how it mattered to him, that now he had security and could "get a real job."
Then he added: "LSU now stands for Love Shaq University."
Yes, "can you dig it?" returned then, as well.
This might help James. It might be a huge help to him, in fact. No longer will James have to be the media spokesperson. No longer will his every move be scrutinized. O'Neal will be around to deflect some of that attention — though, it still will be LeBron's team.
The scene of fans thronging to his arrival in Miami after his trade from the Lakers to the Heat remains magical.
There he said of himself: "I'm like toilet paper, toothpaste and certain amenities. I'm proven to be good."
For good measure, Shaq won a title with the Heat.
Can he do it with the Cavs? That remains to be seen. But many reports during the day said that James told the Cavs to get it done.
Clearly James had his fill of Howard establishing position a few feet from the basket and scoring at will in the playoffs.
In fact, in overtime of Game 4, he nearly lost his cool when Varejao swatted at the ball while guarding Howard instead of fouling Howard.
Varejao missed.
Howard dunked.
James fumed.
Howard might dunk on Shaq, but it sure won't be that easy that often.
There will be plenty of time to analyze this trade in more refined basketball terms. Plenty of time to see if Brown is up to handling these two all-timers on his team (though it wouldn't seem that difficult given the attitudes of both players). Plenty of time to discuss defensive assignments and how Zydrunas Ilgauskas fits in.
But right now it might be time to rearrange the budget to buy tickets.
Because seats for 2009-10 will go like lightning.
It also might be time to take a step back and realize that the Cavs won 66 games last season and already have filled one of their biggest needs.
Might it have happened sooner, at the trading deadline in February?
Maybe — but that deal wasn't as close as it seemed.
It happened Thursday, and the Cavs now have the elements to provide one wild ride for the next 12 months.
We can all dig that.
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