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We're stronger together: A message from Laurier President Max Blouw
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Dec 5/12
When I joined Laurier in 2007, I said I had never before, in my years at various universities, experienced the good nature, the energy, the mutual support and the sheer engagement that characterizes Laurier. Five years on, I feel this more deeply than ever.
One only has to look at our staff and faculty fundraising campaign, Lauriers Community Campaign, to see positive proof of our communitys unique spirit. For years, hundreds of faculty and staff have complemented their professional passion for their work at Laurier with a philanthropic investment in our institution. These donations have proven vital in enriching and expanding the Laurier student experience as these generous gifts support numerous enhancements that otherwise would not be possible.
If you havent already, I encourage you to join your fellow Laurier colleagues and make your gift today at www.wlu.ca/communitycampaign
If you have already donated to support our university and our remarkable students, then I extend to you my deepest gratitude. As a staff or faculty member, your generosity is just one of the many ways in which you are cementing Lauriers continued success.
As another year draws to a close, I am honoured to conclude 2012 by thanking each and every staff and faculty member. Thank you for the important role you play in making our university such a wonderful and vibrant place to work, study and grow.
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Australian Conference strugglers the Western Force will host the Crusaders on Saturday looking for their second win of the tournament.
Australian Conference strugglers the Force will host the Crusaders on Saturday looking for their second win of the tournament.
Hurt by the loss of form lock Hugh McMeniman for two months, the Force missed out last weekend against fellow strugglers the Rebels, losing out to Jason Woodward's second try of the match in a 30-23 defeat.
It's a defeat that has created a gap between the Force and the rest of their rivals in the Australian Conference for the time being – a task not made any easier by welcoming a wounded Crusaders side to Perth this week.
The impact of losing McMeniman is substantial given that he has won more lineouts than any other Force player so far this season, performing well enough to tipped for an inclusion in the Wallaby squad before being ruled out for at least six weeks after fracturing his left shoulder.
The Crusaders arrive in Perth with a poor record – with two draws and only one victory out of four matches since the Force joined Super Rugby in 2006.
Losses have come away from home so far this season against the Blues, Hurricanes and last weekend against the Sharks, but a 19-14 victory over the Stormers in Cape Town will give the Crusaders confidence that they can pick up results away from home.
Dan Carter's hamstring rules him out of a return this week, meaning Tyler Bleyendaal will continue at fly-half, whilst Israel Dagg is back at full-back to move speedster Tom Marshall onto the wing. Corey Flynn – playing his 250th first class game – Dominic Bird and a first start for Shane Christie at openside flanker are the other changes to the starting XV.
Two key areas where the sides are miles apart in success is in defence and at the lineout.
Only the Brumbies have a worse tackle completion percentage so far in the tournament than the Force, with the Crusaders near the top. The Canterbury province also have the best lineout in Super Rugby, whilst the Force have the worst – a stat that will only be compounded further by the loss of McMeniman.
One major positive for the Force however is Alfi Mafi. Nobody so far has scored more tries in Super Rugby than Mafi with five, with the Force centre playing his way into Wallaby contention. The main attacking threat for the Force, they need him to add to his tally.
Prediction: Rattled by a long trip from Durban to Perth, the Crusaders will arrive weary but if they can repel the Force at the start, stand an excellent chance of picking up their second away victory of the season. Crusaders by 6.
The teams:
Force: 15 Jayden Hayward, 14 Alfie Mafi, 13 Junior Rasolea, 12 Kyle Godwin, 11 Ed Stubbs, 10 Sam Norton-Knight, 9 Alby Mathewson, 8 Richard Brown, 7 Matt Hodgson (c), 6 Ben McCalman, 5 Sam Wykes, 4 Toby Lynn, 3 Salesi Ma'afu, 2 Heath Tessmann, 1 Pek Cowan.
Replacements: 16 Ben Whittaker, 17 Tetera Faulkner, 18 Rory Walton, 19 Chris Alcock, 20 Mick Snowden, 21 Sias Ebersohn.
Crusaders: 15 Israel Dagg, 14 Adam Whitelock, 13 Robbie Fruean, 12 Ryan Crotty, 11 Tom Marshall, 10 Tyler Bleyendaal, 9 Andy Ellis, 8 Luke Whitelock, 7 Shane Christie, 6 George Whitelock (c), 5 Dominic Bird, 4 Luke Romano, 3 Owen Franks, 2 Corey Flynn, 1 Wyatt Crockett.
Replacements: 16 Ben Funnell, 17 Joe Moody, 18 Tom Donnelly, 19 Jordan Taufua, 20 Willi Heinz, 21 Telusa Veainu, 22 Zac Guildford.
Date: Saturday, April 13
Venue: NIB Stadium, Perth
Kick-off: 19.45 (11.45 GMT)
Referee: Jonathan Kaplan (South Africa)


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Massachusetts' Education Commissioner Mitchell Chester will meet Tuesday with school officials and parents at the Morgan Elementary School in Holyoke. It's one of several schools in the state being considered for a take over after three years of low MCAS scores.
Chester already visited the school once this fallm since Morgan officials were notified of its "Level 4" status. Tuesday, he'll meet with parents, in addition to teachers and administrators. He says he'll listen to what those at the meeting have to say about improving the school's performance. But he's not optimistic the school will be able to remain in local hands.
"It's hard for me to imagine a scenario where I can just simply sit back and hope that things will get better by the regime that's in place," Chester says. "But I visited Holyoke. I spent several hours. The superintendent was with me. So I am actively listening. and basically I' listening for the answer to the question, what's it going to take to do better by the students at Morgan than we're currently doing."
This is Holyoke Superintendent Sergio Paez' first year on the job. He says he hopes the state will give Morgan Elementary more time to turn the school's performance around. The 4:30pm meeting is open to the public.


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It's no surprise that the ARRI ALEXA is one of the hottest cameras on the American scene. Among its many highlights: high sensitivity (base EI 800) with a dynamic range of 13 stops; frame rates from .75 to 60 fps even in 4:4:4 mode; recording of ProRes 422 (HQ) and ProRes 4444 to SxS cards; the D21's color-management tools; plus myriad features still in beta. "I can't find enough of them [in North America] to meet our rental demand," says Stan Glapa, rental manager at Fletcher of Chicago. "We have three but could use double that. Everyone wants to try it out. The ability to record to onboard SxS cards was another plus. Our TV drama clients love being untethered from a big deck and how comfortable it feels on their shoulder. Even cinematographers find it user friendly, including its high-res color viewfinder." And there are new features still to come, like On-Set Dailies with color grading, metadata management and expedited deliverables within a digital dailies suite.
The response at Hollywood's Clairmont Camera was similar, despite the fact that many clients still prefer to shoot higher-end commercials and dramatic features on film. "ALEXA has everything our biggest clients want, [such as] high sensitivity [at ISO 800] and dynamic range [and] mobility," reports VP/Rental Manager Irving Correa, noting that Clairmont has six ALEXAs in its inventory. "It's easy to use and it gives them the organic look they want. Also, its media plays on both PCs and Macs with Final Cut and card readers. It's already booked for major projects by big directors."
So has all the excitement about ALEXA come at the expense of other top new digital cameras like the RED ONE? Not at Sim Video/Bling Digital. "ALEXA is the hot new camera but the demand for REDs is still strong," says Chris Parker, digital cinema specialist at Sim Video/Bling Digital. "With the new [Mysterium X] sensors, the ASA is now 500 to 800 versus 250 to 300, with more latitude. The difference between the two is night and day. All our REDs have been converted."
Other cameras aren't gathering dust because of the ALEXA's popularity. "Each camera has its niche," explains Parker. "The [Sony] F35 and even the F900 are still in demand, especially at tape-based post houses, but demand for film cameras is declining steadily, albeit slowly. The higher sensitivity and dynamic range of the ALEXA and the improved RED have moved even more clients to digital acquisition. We're in a transition now. A few years ago, film was more sensitive [to light] with more dynamic range, but now that the ALEXA and RED [EPIC] are comparable [to film], film will probably take a hit."
Meanwhile, the file-based workflow is rapidly displacing tape-based, especially when turnaround time is tight, as often in TV production. This creates another opening for the ALEXA, RED and other higher-end digital cameras. "With a file-based workflow, we can deliver dailies overnight, anywhere; whereas tape and film take a day to ship and another day to process, digitize, etc.," Parker notes. "With a file-based workflow you can wrap in Toronto at midnight and FTP DNX or ProRes files to L.A. by early the next morning! Most [TV] shows have already switched to file-based capture."
Not all projects have the budget to rent ALEXAs or REDs, which creates an opening for other HD cameras, including the new (and almost accidental) genre of HD camera, the HDSLR. In truth, the HDSLR comprises a handful of cameras, notably Canon's 1D Mark IV, 5D Mark II, EOS 7D, Rebel T2i and the new EOS 60D. These digital still cameras with progressive HD video recording have morphed into one of the hottest genres of "affordable HD" cameras and perhaps created a new market as well. "At IBC this year, half the traffic in our booth was there for DSLRs and accessories," says Band Pro Marketing Manager Seth Emmons. "Many were buying HD cameras for the first time, including some photographers and others who rented or shared a camera before but see HDSLRs as a chance to have their own pro-HD camera and hire themselves out as DPs. This is a growth area for us."
Another factor driving the popularity of HDSLRs is the recent availability of high-quality, cine-style prime and zoom lenses, notably Zeiss Compact Primes and the UniQoptics Signature Series, both with PL and EF mounts. The same is true for the Focus Optics Ruby (with a 14–24mm-wide zoom) and the Zeiss LWZ.2 (15.5-45mm). Also new is a PL or Nikon mount option for Canon HDSLRs called the "Schmidle" (available via Band Pro), which enables using any PL lens with Canon cameras. "The new lens options have heightened interest in HDSLRs by seasoned pros and in the peripherals for cine-style shooting," Emmons explains. "We sell a lot of Element Technica's MANTIS packages and Marshall [Electronics] monitors to HDSLR shooters."
HDSLRs are especially popular for music videos, commercials, short documentaries and web content and as second-unit cameras on features and docs. They're also being used to complement popular, smaller sensor HD cameras to create distinctive or stylized looks. "When I started my own company after five years of creating outdoor TV shows for DVD and cable, I needed a film-style camera for commercials and to jazz up a pilot for a new outdoors show," says Jim Kinsey, owner of Kinsey HD Productions. "I couldn't afford a RED so I chose the Canon 5D Mark II with a 21 MP sensor. I started with just one lens ─ the 24 to 105mm ─ and a Redrock Micro rig. Later I added a 100 to 300mm [lens] with the EOS 2X for wildlife and other telephoto needs. From the get-go I was wowed by the high quality and 'new looks' I was able to get with the 5D. Using Squared 5 MPEG Slipstream and Apple Pro Res, I can intercut that footage with my [Sony] EX3 to blend the best of both genres for my new reality-based outdoor show."
HDSLRs aren't for everyone, including many reality TV shows, where high shooting ratios, multiple cameras and tight deadlines are the norm. Sony's new cine-style PDW-F800 camera and the PDW-700, both HD XDCAMs, are currently the hottest cameras at Wexler Video, especially in reality TV production. The F800 also does off-speed shooting and has a dual filter wheel and much more. "It's like a PDW-700 on steroids," says Joel Ordesky, Wexler's chief technical officer. "It's perfect for reality and other TV shows with the fast workflow of file-based capture plus an archivable master." Wexler's older half-inch XDCAMs, like the PDW-F355, also keep busy since they're a good value and still compatible with the newer XDCAMs. However, Ordesky hasn't yet had many calls for the new PMW-350, which records to solid-state cards rather than disks. "Many of our TV clients need a tangible master versus footage on a hard drive somewhere," he explains. "It's too tough to keep track of source footage from five to eight cameras week after week on hard drives alone. That is why our tape cameras like Panasonic's HDX900 and Sony F900 are still in demand, plus the post houses support them."
By the same token, the demand for Panasonic's original (tape) VariCam has tanked in part because the slow-mo playback process is clunky when compared to newer cameras. What all the 2/3-inch sensor cameras do have in common is their ability to utilize the hottest HD lens on the rental scene: the Canon HJ14ex4.3B wide-angle zoom. It has the longest zoom ratio of any wide-angle zoom and may also be the widest wide-angle zoom available. "It is our favorite lens by far because it covers the full range," says Ordesky. "At 14X you have some telephoto, and if you need more you can use the 2X. Some clients choose that lens first and a camera next."
Wexler also stocks smaller HD cameras like Sony's Z7 and EX3. "There is always a limited demand for smaller HD cameras as 'companion cameras' for behind-the-scenes footage, as second, third, fourth … cameras and for 'risky' shots from moving vehicles, planes, boats, etc.," Ordesky explains. Possible new 1/3-inch HD cameras to add to your inventory include JVC's new ultra-compact HM100 and HM700, which record .mov files to SD cards ready to edit in FCP, or the XDCAM codec with a dockable SxS recorder. Canon's new XF300 and XF305 (both 4:2:2 file-based camcorders) are also a new option, but only when and if customers demand them. "Our customers drive which cameras we carry," says Ordesky.
Two HD cameras that have captured the fancy of many pros may ship before the year's end. One is the RED Digital EPIC with a 5K sensor that offers 13.5 stops of latitude with a base ISO of 800. It will also be able to capture lossless 5K at 100 fps –– all in a smaller chassis than the RED ONE! Another key feature is modularity, with most components being interchangeable. RED Digital boasts that hundreds and even thousands of permutations of the RED, EPIC and SCARLET are possible via the multitude of accessory options available, hence their promise to "make obsolescence obsolete."
Another hot HD camera to watch for before Christmas is the Panasonic AG-AF100, which also boasts a large 4/3-inch sensor but is on the lower end of the price spectrum. While merely a concept at NAB 2010, it has since captured the imagination of many a pro because it pushed the large-sensor/small-chassis HDSLR concept to the next level, while correcting shortfalls like the lack of pro XLR audio inputs. It also offers multiple formats and frame rates with a video camera design without losing affordability. Moreover, it features interchangeable lens mounts, including Nikon and Canon still lenses, plus cine primes and zooms. It will capture both 1080p and 720p formats at multiple frame rates (50Hz and 60Hz) and record an advanced professional AVC/H.264 High Profile AVCHD codec compatible with a wide range of editing tools to SDHC and SDXC cards. The response of pros to the AF100 has been so positive that Panasonic put it on the fast track and showed a working model at IBC in the fall. It's scheduled to start shipping by the end of 2010.
If all this sounds like a lot from one large-sensor camera for under $5K, you won't be the only one thrilled if Panasonic delivers even 90 percent of its promises for the AG-AF100. It could well be this year's dark horse, the HD Camera Derby winner that HDSLR users and others have been dreaming of. Or it may just be another step on the long, winding road from big heavy cameras capturing low-res images to even lighter cameras capturing crisp hyper-definition HD imagery onto ever tinier media at even more affordable prices. Stay tuned for the final results!


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SUNNYSIDE- William J. Poglajen, age 86, passed away Sept. 30, 2006 in Price.
He was born Aug. 5, 1920 in Sunnyside to Frank and Katherine Delac Poglajen.
William was in the U.S. Army Air Corps. He attended Airplane Electrical School at Chanute Field. Served in the Western Pacific Theatre as an airplane electrician. He was with the 56th Depot Repair Squadron. He worked for United States Steel Corp as a shop maintenance mechanic. He was a York Rite of Free Masonry. El Kalah Temple (Shriner) BPO Elks, and an American Legion and SNPJ Lodge member, Slovenian Home in Spring Glen. He enjoyed hunting, fishing and growing beautiful roses.
Survived by his sister LaVay (Bob) Reynolds; brother, Carl (Jacquelyn) Poglajen; many nieces and nephews.
Preceded in death by his parents; three brothers, and three sisters.
His request was to be cremated and to have no funeral services. Under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
EAST CARBON/CEDAR CITY- Our sweet mom, grandma, great grandma and sister returned to her Heavenly Father, with her family by her side on Oct. 2, 2006 of congestive heart failure.
She was born May 4, 1920 in Orangeville to Alma Asahel and Artimesia Burnett Scovill and lived there until she graduated from high school.
She married Avery A. Dunford in Provo, Utah on July 7, 1943; their marriage was later sealed in the Mt. Timpanogos Temple. They spent most of their married life in Sunnyside, Utah, and after 57 years of marriage he preceded her in death on Nov. 18, 1999.
She moved to Cedar City, Utah after her husband died to be near her daughter and her family. She loved the scenery and found beauty in every rock she saw. She loved hand work and gardening. She made over 200 counted cross stitch pictures and gave most of them away. Her biggest love was her family. She was so proud of all of them and loved them very much.
The family would like to extend a special thanks to the members of the Wagon Trail Ward in Cedar City for their many acts of kindness and help. Especially her bishop, home and visiting teachers. All the staff at Emerald Pointe, Marie and Sherleen at Iron County Home Health and Ethan with hospice. You all made her life so much nicer and her passing easier.
She is survived by two children, Shirley (Bert) Pressett of Cedar City and Paul (Iris) Dunford of Paonia, Colo.; daughter-in-law, Kaye Manhart of Orem; four grandchildren Chad (Leanne) Dunford, Orem, Lori Pressett of Las Vegas, Nev., Jeremy Pressett of Parowan, Utah and Shannon Dunford of Paonia, Colo.; four great grandchildren, Sara, Ian, Alslynn and Cole Sunford; brother Alma Scovill and Claude Scovill; and one sister, Emma Jean Chidester.
Preceded in death by her husband, son, Donald Avery Dunford; great-grandson, Logan Dunford; parents; brothers, Amasa, Orien, Elmer, Van; sisters, Leola and Sara.
Funeral service, Fri., Oct. 6, 2006, 11 a.m., Wellington LDS Stake Center, 935 East Main Street in Wellington. Family was at the church Friday from 9:30- 10:30 a.m. and at Mitchell Funeral Home in Price Thursday evening from 6-7 p.m. Interment, Price City Cemetery, under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
PRICE- Robert Lytle Winn, age 72, passed away Fri. Sept. 29, 2006 in St. George, Utah while surrounded by his family.
He was born June 2, 1934 in Manti, Utah to Eden Lorus and Roby Merriam Winn.
Married Zenna Mae Olsen, Sept. 18, 1953 in Spring Glen, Utah; their marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple.
Robert was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, where he enjoyed serving in the temple. In his early years Robert worked for Dinosaur Tire, mined Potash in Moab, and worked in various mines in the Price area. He later moved to Colorado where he continued working in the coal mines with his sons. After returning to Price he worked for the Utah Housing Authority until Robert and Mae decided to retire and start traveling.
Upon Mae's death in July of 1998, Robert moved to St. George where he worked for the Meadows Assisted Living, and at the time of his death he was working at the Quality Inn in St. George. He loved to spend time with his family while traveling and he also enjoyed fishing, camping, shopping, watching and visiting with people.
Survived by his sons, George (Marnie) Winn, Mark (Lori) Winn; daughter, Cherri (Nyal) Littlefield; brother, Ray; sister, Marjorie; five loving grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Zenna Mae; and one grandson.
Graveside service, Sat., Oct. 7, 2006, 12 noon, Price City Cemetery. Family and friends were invited to a visitation and viewing at Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main Street in Price Saturday from 10-11:30 a.m.
EAST CARBON- Our wonderful brother, uncle, and dear friend, George Nuzio, Age 74, passed away Oct. 5, 2006 at Castleview Hospital in Price.
He was born June 10, 1932 in Sunnyside, Utah to Fortunato and Suntina Farlaino Nuzio.
Member of the Catholic Church. George was lifelong resident of Carbon County and for a short time he worked for the D.&R.G.W. Railroad. He honorably served his country in the US Army during the Korean Conflict. He was a retired member of Sunnyside Coal Local #9958. George enjoyed collecting stamps, coins, music and watching old movies. He will be dearly missed by his family and a community of friends.
He is survived by his sister, Vera (James) Avery, East Carbon; niece, Jeanette Marrow, Ely, Nev.; three nephews, David (Janene) Avery, East Carbon; Paul (Ann) Avery, Provo; Greg Nuzio, Ogden; and many loving great-nieces and great-nephews.
Preceded in death by his parents and brother, Frank Nuzio.
Funeral Mass, Tues., Oct. 10, 2006, 10 a.m., Good Shepherd Catholic Church. Family was at the church Tuesday morning at 9 a.m. Friends are welcome at Mitchell Funeral Home in Price Monday from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Committal service, Cliffview Cemetery, Price.
Under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home of Price.


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Come to the National Petascale Computing Facility for a first-hand look at Blue Waters, one of the fastest supercomputers in the world! With a sustained speed over 1 petaflop, Blue Waters is capable of performing more than 1 quadrillion calculations per second.
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Midseason Awards Part III: The Calder, Jack Adams, and Lady Byng
Jonathan Willis
January 19 2012 10:10AM
As the NHL moves past the midway mark of the season, it's time to look back at which players deserve hardware, based on their performance over the first half. To answer that question, we polled writers from across the Nation Network, talking to writers at every site.
Today, we consider the third and final set of our midseason awards: our picks for the winners of the Calder, Jack Adams, and Lady Byng trophies.
Calder Memorial Trophy
Description: The Calder Memorial Trophy is an annual award given to the player selected as the most proficient in his first year of competition in the National Hockey League.
Winner:Ryan Nugent-Hopkins
Runners-Up: Adam Henrique, Gabriel Landeskog (T-3rd), Matt Read (T-3rd)
The Edmonton Oilers have collected more than their share of trophies over the years, but they've managed to avoid ever having a player win Rookie of the Year. According to the Nation Network's writers, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins is on pace to halt that trend. The 18-year old has been one of the most prolific scorers on not just his team but also in the NHL as a whole, falling just below a point-per-game pace.
Nugent-Hopkins edged out New Jersey Devils forward Adam Henrique by just a single vote, however, indicating how tight a race that once seemed non-existent has become. The older Henrique is a little more polished, scoring at a comparable clip to Nugent-Hopkins and has been aided by a 10-game slump for the Oilers' rookie (in the 10 games prior to going down to injury, Nugent-Hopkins had picked up no goals, five assists and a minus-5 rating).
Nugent-Hopkins injury has cost him some ground, and if he wants to win this race it is imperative that he hit the ground running when he returns. Otherwise things could easily go the other way at the end of the year.
Nobody else was close to the top duo; six other rookies received votes with second overall pick Gabriel Landeskog and the Flyers' undrafted gem Matt Read being the next most popular options.
Also in the mix: Cody Hodgson, Craig Smith, Sean Couturier, Adam Larsson
Jack Adams Award
Description: The Jack Adams Award is an annual award presented to the NHL coach adjudged to have contributed the most to his team's success.
Winner:Paul MacLean
Runners-Up: Alain Vigneault, Kevin Dineen (T-3rd), Ken Hitchcock (T-3rd)
The turnaround of the Ottawa Senators has drawn a lot of eyes to their rookie head coach, Paul MacLean, who was previously part of one of the league's most respected coaching groups under Mike Babcock in Detroit. Ottawa entered the year largely viewed as a rebuilding team; today they sit four points out of first in the entire NHL. There's no question that MacLean's team has exceeded the expectations of the vast majority of people.
Kevin Dineen is on this list for similar reasons. Dale Tallon aggressively pursued options for the Florida Panthers in the off-season, adding talent but also overhauling the roster and bringing in a ton of new faces; Dineen has that group working cohesively enough for his team to be in the playoffs right now. Meanwhile, Alain Vigneault once again gets a nod for his work in Vancouver. The Canucks' bench boss employs tactics unseen elsewhere in the league, employing lines in specific zones like no other coach in hockey - allowing the Sedins to rack up scoring totals in prime areas of the ice and tossing defensive specialists like Manny Malhotra to the wolves in their own end. It's a radical style that's been consistently successful for him.
Ken Hitchcock is the most interesting name on the list. He hadn't had a lot of time in St. Louis when this poll was done, and that likely worked against him, but when the award is handed out at the end of the year he'll have had more time with the group. If he continues as he's begun in St. Louis, it will be difficult to imagine him not winning.
Also in the mix: Claude Julien, Dan Bylsma, Claude Noel
Lady Byng Memorial Trophy
Description: The Lady Byng Memorial Trophy is an annual award given to the player adjudged to have exhibited the best type of sportsmanship and gentlemanly conduct combined with a high standard of playing ability.
Winner:Teemu Selanne
Runners-Up: Brian Campbell, Jordan Eberle
The 'lots of points, no penalty minutes' award goes to... a guy with a surprising number of penalty minutes.
The Byng has become something of a joke at the NHL Awards ceremony, the award that nobody cares about, probably because the description above in unfortunately often accurate. It shouldn't be that way; it really should go to a guy like Teemu Selanne, who has shown over a long career that he's a superb player and someone who has exhibited exceptional sportsmanship throughout his career. The NHL is full of those sorts of players, and that - rather than PIM totals - is what should be recognized.
But then there is the counter-argument: players without a lot of penalty minutes typically end up without a lot of penalty minutes because they play the game cleanly. Florida defenseman Brian Campbell has taken just two penalties this season, and has repaid the faith Dale Tallon showed in him by putting together a superb season. Oilers' youngster Jordan Eberle has been a lethal sniper for the team, and can rarely be accused of lacking sportsmanship either.
This was one of the toughest awards because the candidates were so numerous, and our voters submitted a list of 15 names - by far the most of any category in this poll.
Also in the mix: Martin St. Louis, Matt Cooke, Phil Kessel, Kyle Wellwood, Tomas Kaberle, Nicklas Lidstrom, Pavel Datsyuk
January 19 2012, 10:13AM
I think the Lady Byng should be renamed the Ron Burgandy Trophy and given to the "classiest" player each season.
I voted for Teemu because he is awesome and everyone loves him.
January 19 2012, 10:58AM
lol matt cooke for byng
Am I the only one who caught Matt Cooke for the Lady Bing? LOL!!!!
January 19 2012, 10:25AM
Why can't we discuss the merits of hitting the opponents goaltender in the mask during the pre game warmups....from the Oilers side of center ice of course. Don't want to be breaking any NHL rules. This team could use more bonding opportunities.
January 19 2012, 10:58AM
Nuge better come back and put all this Henrique silliness to bed.
I know Nuge also plays with some good hockey players, but Henrique is on a line with Parise and Kovalchuk. And I would love to compare all the points that the two players have racked up.
I would be willing to bet some of my hard earned (haha, as if) money that the Nuge had a lot more to do creating those scoring plays than Henrique did.
Ignorant homerism? Maybe, but I know what I see when I watch Nugent-Hopkins, and I seriously doubt that Henrique comes to the table with what the Nuge does.
Oh yeah, also he's 18 yrs old and at the beginning of the year people werent even sure his little body was ready for the NHL
Damn! Beat me by 1 minute!
January 19 2012, 11:19AM
I think we can all agree that RNH is the best rookie in the league, but I think we can all agree that we're all somewhat biased.
And I wouldn't get your hopes up. There's an excellent chance that the Nuge might not win it.
The injury, obviously, isn't helping things, but he's also geographically-challenged. I have absolutely no proof of this, but my guess is that there are a lot of "voting blocks" amongst the media in the NHL. By this, I mean there are pockets of media that probably are only vaguely aware of goings-on in the league beyond their area. Specifically, I'm talking about the writers out on the eastern seaboard.
So, if that means there are two NJ Devils (Henrique and Larsson) who are contending for the Calder, you can probably count on them sweeping the votes of media in the New York/NJ area, Philadelphia, Boston ... heck, all the way down to Florida. They would have seen Henrique and Larsson play a lot more and (more to the point) they would have heard about their exploits a lot more than the Nuge's.
Obviously, there will be writers who will simply look at the rookie scoring race and, assuming RNH is leading, will simply mark an X by his name and that's that. We better hope for a lot of that.
I remember the year (1988-89 season) Brian Leetch beat Trevor Linden for the Calder. Leetch had a great season, but Linden probably deserved it more – led his moribund team to the playoffs - but Trevor never really stood a chance. And, the other great rookie from that year – Joe Sakic – broke his foot two-thirds of the way through the season and basically fell out of contention. But I remember the stories back then suggesting that Leetch's New York address probably helped him take the Calder because he ended up winning a large "block" of the eastern vote.
Heck, you don't even have to look at the Calder voting. Remember when Messier won the Hart in 1990 and beat Ray Bourque by, like, two votes? To this day, I'll never know why it was that close. Anyone who saw Mess play that year – anywhere in the league – should have clued in he was a man on a mission. Bourque had a great year, but Messier had a year that we're still telling stories about. And yet, his Hart win was nearly done in by a bunch of writers down east who'd only seen him come through town once.
I'm sure there are examples where my harebrained "block" theory can be proven wrong (the Flames, remarkably, have had three Calder winners, including a Russian who was old enough to remember life under Stalin), but I'll put this to you another way: If Taylor Hall didn't get hurt last year and managed to outscore Jeff Skinner, I still don't believe that it would have been enough for Hall to win the Calder.
I want – I know – RNH should win, but I'm also prepared to be disappointed.
Blah, blah, blah Ryan Nugent Hopkins. My young son, pictured on my profile, is very good at predicting things and while he cannot yet talk, he tells me "While RNH has played well and put up many points, his team is as usual, languishing in suckageville, while New Jersey is doing well and Mr. Henrique has been very solid so unless he drops off, AH and not RNH will win". Your heard it hear first...
January 19 2012, 02:13PM
I think the Lady Byng should be renamed the Ron Burgandy Trophy and given to the "classiest" player each season.
I voted for Teemu because he is awesome and everyone loves him.
If that happened, Jarome Iginla would win it every year.
January 19 2012, 02:40PM
@Canucks Suck
Not until Teemu retires.
January 19 2012, 08:42PM
I know from my own former experience as a journalist that fluff pieces are easy page views and revenue, but if you really are a sports journalist, a hockey journalist, maybe you can do an actual insightful analysis as to why the Oilers are seemingly unable to penetrate the opposing zone in recent games.
Or you can write up another article on how the season is progressing so far.
Henrique is by far the best overall rookie...it's not even close.
Don't make me show you the math again.
January 19 2012, 10:10PM
I know from my own former experience as a journalist that fluff pieces are easy page views and revenue, but if you really are a sports journalist, a hockey journalist, maybe you can do an actual insightful analysis as to why the Oilers are seemingly unable to penetrate the opposing zone in recent games.
Or you can write up another article on how the season is progressing so far.
Luckly he's a blogger, not a journalist.
January 19 2012, 10:10PM
Henrique is by far the best overall rookie...it's not even close.
Don't make me show you the math again.
RNH >>>> Henrique
RNH >>>> Henrique
Based on what?
Can't score on the road.
Pedestrian at EV strength.
PP specialist.
That's Rob Shremp hockey.
January 19 2012, 10:58PM
Based on what?
Can't score on the road.
Pedestrian at EV strength.
PP specialist.
That's Rob Shremp hockey.
RNH >>>>> Henrique
I think Darryl Sutter's name should be in the mix for Jack Adams.
Since he's come back, he is now 8-1-6. One regulation loss in 15 games is very impressive.
If he can lead the Kings to overtake the Sharks for the Pacific division title, he's got a shot.


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Traditional, mayo-based slaws often miss the mark. This main-dish slaw with grilled chicken gets a savory Asian spin with the addition of a soy sauce- and sesame oil-based dressing. Almonds and crushed ramen noodles
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- 1/4 cup sake or dry white wine -
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt -
- 1/4 cup canola oil -
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- 1/3 cup sesame seeds -
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- 1/2 cup rice vinegar -
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1. In gallon-size sealable plastic bag, combine the marinade ingredients. Add the chicken, press out any air from the bag, seal, and refrigerate overnight.
2. Heat a medium sauté pan over medium heat. Add the almonds and toast, stirring to prevent burning, until golden, about 5 minutes. Transfer to a bowl. In the same pan, toast the noodles until golden, stirring, about 8 minutes, and transfer to the bowl. Toast the sesame seeds in the pan, stirring, until golden, about 8 minutes, and transfer to the bowl. Set aside. (You can make this ahead. If you do, cool it completely, transfer it to a lidded container, and store it at room temperature.)
3. Heat a large grill pan or heavy skillet over medium heat. Add the marinated chicken, shaking off excess marinade and grill until just cooked through, turning once, about 12 minutes for breasts, 15 minutes for thighs. Alternatively, broil, turning once, until just cooked through, or grill on an outdoor grill, 12 or 15 minutes. Transfer the chicken to a cutting board, cool and cut into bite-size pieces.
4. To make the dressing, in a medium bowl, combine all the ingredients except the oil. Using a hand blender or whisk, blend, adding the oil in a steady stream until the mixture has thickened.
5. In a large bowl, combine the chicken, slaw, scallions, almonds, sesame seeds and ramen (see page 19). Just before serving, drizzle in the dressing and toss. Transfer to individual plates and serve.
To crush the ramen noodles, place them in a resealable plastic bag, seal, and roll a heavy can over them.
Convert It- To make this pareve, eliminate the chicken. The dish works equally well for non-meat-eaters.


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By JAMES L. DAVISAssociate Editor
A group of approximately 100 people gathered at the Castle Valley Pageant Site overlooking the San Rafael Swell on Thursday to hear the latest approach in a long and often arduous effort to do something to protect the San Rafael for future generations.
Governor Mike Leavitt, Bob Bennett, associate director of the Utah Bureau of Land Management, and the Emery County commissioners welcomed the gathering of concerned citizens to unveil a "community dialogue process" which will attempt to answer the question as to whether the president should declare the San Rafael Swell a national monument.
The idea of having President George W. Bush declare the San Rafael a national monument was first addressed on Jan. 26, when a public meeting was held in Castle Dale and county commissioners and the governor proposed that a monument designation might be the last, best hope for the county to have some say in the management of the area. When Governor Leavitt discussed the idea during his Jan. 28 state of the state address land use advocates cried foul, stating that the public was being blindsided and the monument idea was already a "done deal."
The governor and county officials did their best to dispel that on Thursday, unveiling a plan where the county, state and federal government would work together as partners and gather community input on the best way to deal with the management of the San Rafael.
"An idea is on the table. There is no proposal on the table," the governor said. "The San Rafael Swell is an extraordinary treasure deserving appropriate and conscientious stewardship," said Leavitt. "I encourage residents to voice their concerns, give suggestions and get involved in this historic collaborative opportunity."
During the meeting the specifics about the information and public feedback program were explained. Opportunities will be available for people to learn more about the human and natural resources that make up the Swell. An information website has been developed at www.ut.blm.gov/sanrafaelswell. On the site information on the public information process will be made available and citizens will have an opportunity to make comments.
Workshops will also be held in October to gain input on what people value most about the Swell and their thoughts on its management. Feedback will also be sought from public opinion surveys that will be developed. Help in the development of the survey questions will come from the very same interest groups which have, in the past, fought bitterly over their designs for the Swell. The surveys will be sent out in random samples to citizens of Emery County, those of the state of Utah, as well as at the national level. The survey will also be available to any who choose to complete one via the website.
The study is expected to take up to six months, with a BLM final report going to the president which consolidates inventory findings, public perspectives and recommendations from the county and the state.
Overseeing the public information process will be Dr. Keith Allred, a professor from Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government, who specializes in dispute resolution and mediation. Allred, a Carbon County native, spoke to the audience at the pageant site and addressed their concerns.
"It is historic that we're having this kind of meeting prior to the declaration of a monument rather than afterwards," Allred said.
Allred was perhaps speaking of the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument, which was met with large public outcry when then President Bill Clinton declared it so in 1996 while at the Grand Canyon. Governor Leavitt pointed to that monument declaration as the way not to do things.
Fears about public comments from the Castle Valley area being drowned out by those from the state and national level were addressed during a brief question and answer segment of the meeting, as was the possibility that special interest groups on both sides might manipulate the survey process.
Allred admitted that there was that possibility with the surveys available to anyone on the website, but the random sampling surveys sent out should offset any attempts at manipulation. "The hope is that we genuinely listen to the public at large and not just the special interest groups," Allred said.
As to whether the voices of Emery County citizens should have any more weight than those from across the country, Allred said that the San Rafael Swell was public land.
"The people of the United States own the land, not the people of Emery County, not the people of Utah, but the people of the United States," Allred said.
Also asked by a member of the audience was what would be the outcome should the people of the county decide in November that it does not want the county to pursue the monument idea. The question as to whether the county should do so or not will be on the November ballot after a successful petition drive by opponents of the idea. In response to the question Commissioner Randy Johnson stated that if the people of the county vote no to such an idea, then the county would pursue it no further, but the process would continue even without county support because it came by way of direction from the president to solicit information on the concept. "But he (the president) has told me that if local support for it wasn't there then he would not support it," Johnson said.
The government partnership to solicit information and opinion about the idea of creating a monument and how it should be managed has never been done before and the historic significance of that fact was relayed to those attending the meeting by Governor Leavitt. "The commitment that is being made today is that we're going to do this right. It will be an effort to not only do this right but a test that has national significance to prove that a process done this openly can work."


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AdamMY wrote:Sadly I came down with another cold this morning ( I think I blame this thread), and I am about to go try that again. Wish me luck.
That's a bummer. Let us know how the experiment goes this time. Also, you may want to consider some of the concoctions from the other thread (link at the top). I swear by a black tea base (or green) with honey, ginger, cinnamon and garlic added. Skip the garlic if you can't stomach it.


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Flames Highlights, Fond Memories
Kent Wilson
December 10 2012 10:44AM
With talks melting down last week and the league cancelling games through to December 30th today, it's hard to be up-beat or optimistic about NHL hockey at the moment. Like a lot of folks out there, the fanatic spirit in me that lives for the big saves, heavy hits and dirty dangles is slowly drowning beneath wave after wave of fuzzy CBA talk updates and cynical analyses of theatrical press conferences.
To remind myself of the good times and not sink into apathy completely, I recently took a tour around youtube for classic Flames highlights. I share them with you now.
Iginla is on the ice with Saprykin at the end of this because he simply decided not to change when his line did. Good thing too.
Of course 2004 is going to pop up more than once in this list. When the Canucks tied the game with a few seconds left in the third of game 7, I was completely convinced the Flames were due for another first round, gut-punch loss (as had been their custom in the early-mid '90s). Instead, the eliminator went to work...
Also, notice Iginla spin away from coverage out of the corner and then bust towards the net despite Ohlund grabbing onto his jersey.
One more from the Flames last epic run. Although that year was full of incredible moments and unlikely wins, the Gelinas OT goal against Detroit probably elicits the most sentiment from me now. A friend of mine attended the game and called me a few moments after the goal. The arena was so loud, I couldn't hear a single word he said, even though he was shouting into the phone.
It didn't matter.
Cory Sarich gets a lot of flack from Flames fans these days. And, in some ways, is justifiable. Still, he was a pretty good defender for a long time and the dude could always hit like a truck. The Flames ended up losing this series to the Sharks, but this obliteration of Marleau along the boards was the start of an unlikely comeback in the game in question.
I could likely build an entire post of Kipper highlights, but for now we'll settle for this "save of the year" candidate.
I think it's fair to say Gio's goal vs the Coyotes in 2010 stands as the best individual effort by a Flame in the last two years. Never get tired of watching it.
And now Giordano doing the other thing he does best: humiliate Dustin Brown.
I was in attendance in Ottawa for this Phaneuf destruction of Denis Hamel, which is why it sticks in my mind above numerous other Phaneuf hits from over the years.
Backs sure could have used a goal like this last year.
And now a nod or two to the future. Above, Sven Baertschi's three NHL goals from last season and below Johnny Gaudreau's outstanding highlight reel marker for BC from last season.
And finally, one more step back into the past. I was 11 when Lanny scored this goal in the cup finals, but I still remember the moment as clear as if it happened yesterday.
December 10 2012, 11:46AM
I consider that Dion hit on Hamel one of the best hits in NHL history
December 10 2012, 12:59PM
I consider that Dion hit on Hamel one of the best hits in NHL history
The funny thing about that is that it is not so much a hit as it is Hamel skating into a brick wall and Phanuef just tossing him. I don't exactly remember who the recipient was, but the hit he put an that Islanders player a few years back was a HUGE hit!!
Thanks for this Kent! I needed a pick me up. Those '04 highlights reminded me exactly why I am a Flames fan.
December 10 2012, 01:10PM
The highlight reel goal from Gio is just SOOO much better because of the ass he made out of Jovanovski.
December 10 2012, 06:10PM
04 was a lot of fun,so was 80-81,in the old corral.We beat Chicago with Dennis Savard Daryll Sutter and Tony Esposito,than Philly with Bobby Clarke,Bill Barber.Our local hero,s Kent Nillson ,Guy Chouinard,Eric Vail were beaten in the conference finals by Minnesotta


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puyuan wrote:bonescwa wrote:MarshalN wrote:bonescwa wrote:I found an old bag of samples and came across about 10 g of teaurchin's spring 2012 gaoshanzhai. This is the tea that made me understand what the fuss was all about. For being only 2 years old it has almost no bitterness and has a sweet floral barnyard taste and aroma. Anyone know of any decent non-Teaurchin gaoshanzhais that are still available and reasonably priced? This one is neither.
Any real gaoshanzhai gushu will cost you a bundle.
I figured... I wasn't sure if it was one of the costlier regions or not. do you think there are any regions that are undervalued for their quality right now?
It's not one of the costlier villages in Banna, but that doesn't mean it's cheap anymore. My friend pressed two types of gaoshanzhai cakes this year. One with the plump looking leaves typical of the place (made from selected bigger trees) and a more normal one, and sold me a kg of the second, at cost. It was 1500 rmb per kg, 2500 retail. That's the cheapest possible, imo, unless the farmers sold later flushes for less, or if you get something heavily cut with small tree material. Tea from Xishuangbanna has gotten very expensive all over. Many places, even ones that had stable high price-to-quality ratios, doubled in price from last year. There are still little-known groves in places like the deeper ends of Yiwu, but the chances of finding tea from such a place are very slim, and the chances of finding anything worth the while (due to processing issues) are even slimmer. (That's talking about 2014 teas, that is.)
edit: I think I sounded a little to apocalyptic. There are affordable teas in Banna, obviously, but generally not too below 80-100 usd a cake.
Other than that, for real cheap teas with non-plantation material, you can look into teas from Lincang, Lancang, Laos, Burma... I personally don't, on average.
So you feel that Burman and Laotian teas aren't worth it, even for their lower price?


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Yo! It's about that timeReplyCancel
Wait, so they're not broken up? Don't care. Love her!ReplyCancel
Still waiting and meanwhile Jim Carrey waits patiently on the sidelines whispering sweet nothings into Jenny's empty head.ReplyCancel
What a dummy.ReplyCancel
Jenny should go out with me instead of getting married. I have a minivan and a bicycle. What's fucking Wahlberg got?ReplyCancel
Aw, she's just hanging tough!ReplyCancel
Hey, Harry has an arsenal of celeb smut to share sandy! @Harry: is that the playboy shoot where Jenny had to busy out the gardening shears? That was a funny interview. Jenny is hilarious about her love of 70s bush but I can never forget how she described her post-birth vagReplyCancel
Donny = New Kids (and in Ransom which wasn't a bad movie)
Mark = Solo (Good Vibrations) I think he's on tv now? He's a jerk from all accounts, thoughReplyCancel
she did Jennifer Love Hewit!ReplyCancel
Mark produces more than acts now Bacon ..Entourage and I think Boardwalk Empire (with Scorsese and others). But he still movie actsReplyCancel
@Lady – Noooooooooooo! Please don't reference 70's bush! Someone might post…ReplyCancel
@FSP, don't be calling people bitch.ReplyCancel
God daaaaamn McFly!!! Maybe that's why Jenny likes it full- to fully cover her "swollen blue Twinkies…" LOLReplyCancel
Ohhhh @Lady. I am childless and will remain so now that "swollen blue Twinkies" has been introduced… lol
@Shocky – is that a Grease 2 avi??? Because I want a COOL RIDER!!!!ReplyCancel
Shocky! Haven't seen you here for a while. Nice seeing you again.ReplyCancel
It's called a "right hand ring". Remember a few years back when DeBeers was *really* trying to make that happen. I think the slogan was something like, "Ladies, raise your right hand" or something.
There is something to be said for buying your own diamonds.
Or maybe this broad really was trying to railroad him into an engagement? Meh. Whatever.ReplyCancel
I got money sandyfuckhead. Got over $800 in my checking account so eat shit.
Don't know anything about that particular Playboy shoot, Lady H. Don't know anything about Jenny's thoughts on lady bush either, or her post birth cooch. But you seem to. Why is that?ReplyCancel
And Lotta's the bitch, not me.ReplyCancel
Lotta's not a bitch, she's a betch. There's a difference.ReplyCancel
@Harry- I prefer betch.ReplyCancel
An excellent example of 70's bush, Marty. Perhaps we have room for one more?ReplyCancel
tomato tomauto potato potauto your both bitches/betchesReplyCancel
@Shocky- always enjoyed your posts 🙂ReplyCancel
And I know that's the wrong fucking "your/you're" so you don't need to point that out like a couple of bitches/betches.ReplyCancel
@Harry- I'm not letting you tie me to your table anymore after this.ReplyCancel
STFU Harry
Just S.T.F.U.
Ohhh @Harry. I feel that's less of a "bush" and more of a "hedge". Ya know? Like there's no reason for a sasquatch crotch…
Yeah I just made that up. Proud moment.ReplyCancel
Something tells me that Donnie Wahlberg (he's the one on TV with Blue Bloods and his reality show with his mom's restaurant) is not ever going to marry Jenny No-vaxx. They may date for a few years, but marriage will hurt his bottom line with fans that buy cruise tickets and VIP packages at their shows and stuff. When that finally dries up, maybe then he'll get married.ReplyCancel
You know Harry, you can be quite the asshole when you apply yourself.ReplyCancel
@Harry: All she talks about are vaccines and her bush. I ignore everything about the former, so I'll I end up hearing about is her bushReplyCancel
What seems to be the problem, Ray? Don't like my bike? Don't like me calling Seven and Lotta bitches and betches? I need a little more to go on here.ReplyCancel
Bacon, you said you weren't going to talk to me anymore, and yet here you are talking to me. This is the 2nd time that you've told me that you weren't going to talk to me and then boom you start talking to me …. I think you are falling in love with me … I'm right, aren't I?ReplyCancel
I know about the vaccine and Autism talk, Lady H. Didn't know Jenny talked about her bush all the time. That's the first I've seen of those pics, I had forgotten she did a recent Playboy shoot.
What about you? What would I see if you were to let me take a look at your lady flower?ReplyCancel
"@Harry- I'm not letting you tie me to your table anymore after this."
Don't be like that, Lotta. You and me and my table are meant to be. It's destiny. Destiny that can't be denied … I'll pick you up at 8.ReplyCancel
I think you're right Marty, more of a hedge than a bush. I'll do better next time … and there will be a next time. And if you don't mind I think I'll just erase "sasquatch crotch" from my memory banks. That was was really uncalled for.ReplyCancel
Harry are you having a bad day? You and I are pretty solid I was just playing with you you know that right? Ronnie Wahlberg sux!ReplyCancel
"I got money sandyfuckhead. Got over $800 in my checking account so eat shit."
For fuck's sake sandy, I was just kidding around too. Actually, this happens to me once in a while: I'm kidding around by way of insults and name calling and the next thing I know the other poster thinks I'm being serious.
Ok, new rule: From now on we will only address each other in a formal manner. No unnecessary familiarity. No joking of any kind and certainly no insults or name calling. We will be polite and civil and efficient in our communications with no undue joviality. This way, there will be no room for misinterpretation or misunderstanding of the other's attempt to be funny and/or kid around.
Now go eat shit, fuckhead.ReplyCancel
I liked her and Jim Carrey as a couple … and he was really sweet to her kid, too.
I wonder why they broke up – anyone got the goss? I did hear on the grapevine that he's a tricky one to live with because of his various issues, but hey – who's perfect?
I read elsewhere that it was an 'arrangement' for which she was paid $5m at the end. Don't think I believe that.ReplyCancel
Jenny is going to completely ruin this relationship which I can only assume is on its last leg as we speak. She has been VERY publicly talking about how she wants Donnie to ask her to marry him since about the one month after they started dating. She's just so over the top and senseless about everything. (Sorry honey-the glasses you suddenly started wearing out if nowhere when you got the gig on The View aren't fooling anyone *biggeset eye roll ever*) She may not be aware if this but marriage is an incredibly serious thing not to be done on the fly and out of infatuation and a few people in Hollywood, like Donnie, still believe that. I 1000% buy this blind being true. Some women just don't get it.ReplyCancel
You're a bitch too … All three of you … Bitches Galore!
And Lotta won't be your lady until I'm through with her. And then it will be your turn anyway … and I like a lot of bush the first time out so don't do anything down there. I'll look after it.ReplyCancel