Kristina Groves wins second Olympic medal  Kristina Groves of
Canada rounds a corner on her way to a silver medal in the
women's 1500 meter long-track speed skating race at the Richmond
Oval on Sunday February 21, 2010 at the 2010 Olympic Winter
Games in Vancouver. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Robert Skinner  RICHMOND,
B.C. - In an ideal world for Canada's long-track speedskating
team, Christine Nesbitt would be standing alongside Kristina
Groves on the podium at the Richmond Olympic Oval, each
celebrating their second medal of these Winter Games before an
adoring crowd.  But these are far from ideal times, so the
silver medal claimed by Groves in Sunday's women's 1,500 metres
was like a well-placed ice-pack for a team still trying to
soothe itself from some stinging body blows in recent days.
Yes, the gaudy nine-medal haul many predicted, including long-
track team officials in private, is a thing of the past.
Nesbitt's sixth-place finish Sunday pretty much made sure of
that. But hitting on one of two projected medals