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Goldman Sachs' analysts aren't looking for a repeat of the biotechnology sector's remarkable 65% surge during 2013.
On the contrary, the firm expects something of a steep hill. Goldman this morning downgraded its view of biotech to "neutral" from "attractive," calling the sector's valuations "fair."
If the group is to do any more outperforming — last year's rise was roughly double the S&P 500′s — they have to keep expanding their P/E premium versus the rest of the market. But as the attached chart shows, that premium is already near a 10-year high.
Biotech companies increasingly will need to justify stock gains with strong earnings reports, Goldman's Terence Flynn, Navdeep Singh, Uya Chuluunbaatar and Lisa Zhang argue in this morning's note. No more of this "multiple expansion" stuff:
We see current valuations on the majority of the stocks as fair and expect earnings rather than multiple expansion to dictate future stock performance. While we continue to believe biotech deserves to trade at a premium multiple to the S&P (given its superior growth profile), we find it difficult to make a case for continued multiple expansion (or a higher premium relative to S&P) or lower discount rates based on the following: (1) our estimates for key product cycles are now in line to slightly below consensus, (2) we have a more measured view of upcoming 2014 pipeline readouts, (3) revenues from the sector are continuing to shift towards small molecules and away from biologics (BIIB, CELG and GILD) whereas pharma's revenue mix has been moving in the opposite direction (ABBV and BMY), and (4) GS economists are projecting the 10-year Treasury rate to rise to 3.25% in 2014.
iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF (IBB) is outpacing the market's Monday loss as it declines by 0.9%. SPDR S&P Biotech ETF (XBI) is down 1% and First Trust Amex Biotechnology Index Fund (FBT) is down by 0.6%. The leveraged ProShares Ultra Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF (BIB) is down 2%.


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FGD: Witty Puns About The Coyotes
February 24 2013 05:40PM
The nice thing about Sunday is that it's not Monday. The Flames had a case of the Mondays this past week against Phoenix, when they lost the world's most unwatchable hockey game in convincing fashion, a 4-0 snoozefest against a Coyotes team that against all odds both still exists and performs decently enough to find themselves batting for a playoff spot. For obvious reasons, we are not going to talk about it anymore.
Instead, let's talk about how Calgary finds themselves in similar territory as a good number of their opponents this year, in that they are playing in back to back nights after coming off a win against the Minnesota Wild last night. (The similar territory, of course, being the Scotiabank Saddledome, as usually the team playing back to back has to travel to Cowtown after bolting out of Edmonton as fast as they could, because how else do you leave Edmonton if you ever find yourself in the grim position of being there?
The Line
The big news, inexplicably, is that Steve Begin, Calgary Flames forward I guess, checks in for his 500th NHL game tonight, and while that's a tidy little milestone for the 34 year old from Trois Rivieres, you'll forgive Flames fans if they don't intend to mark the achievement with any degree of pomp and circumstance.
What is more likely to put some pep in the C of Red's spirit is the return of Roman Cervenka (THE CHERV!) after a one game absense. Cherv will replace Akim Aliu, who is out with a lower body injury, speculated to be a complete dearth of skating ability. As a result, Bob Hartley has assembled one sexy looking line that Flames fans have been salivating for all year by putting Roman on a line with Jiri Hudler and Sven Baertschi. Breathe that one in for a moment, folks.
Here's how she breaks down (probably, courtesty of Roger Millions):
- Tanguay - Stajan - Iginla
- Baertschi - Cervenka - Hudler
- Glencross - Cammalleri - Stempniak
- Comeau - Begin - Jackman
- Bouwmeester - Giordano
- Wideman - Brodie
- Smith - Butler
- MacDonald
Matty Franchise gets another crack at centering Tanguay and Iginla after potting a couple of monumentally important win securing goals last night. Stajan is playing some of his best stretches of puck since first donning the Flaming C, and we'd be good just to ride the wave rather than question it or wait for the other skate to drop. The Flames are taking this approach at the moment, and I say let them.
Joey Joe Joe Junior Shabadu gets the nod between the pipes on back to back nights, as a rather solid performance against the Wild yesterday was enough to warrant another go at it this evening, which is, well, whatever I suppose. Sarich takes a ride on the pine, as does Anton Babchuk once again, which we can all agree is a relief.
Seriously though, guys, Sven - Cherv - Hudler. That line could be the business.
The Dirty Dogs
The Coyotes, after relinquishing what looked like a certain win against the Oilers, which must be embarrassing, and will look to find their way back into win column tonight. Which I think is a terrible idea and hope they decide against it. You're not supposed to be successful, guys, do you realize who you are?
Projected Coyotes lineups, again per the legendary Roger Millions.
- Boedker - Vermette - Doan
- Moss - Gordon - Torres
- Sullivan - Lombardi - Korpikoski
- Bissonette - Chipchura - Johnson
(Rog accidentally named all the Flames D in the Phoenix slots, so let's try and figure this out by how they usually stack up)
- Yandle - Klesla
- Ekman-Larsson - Michalek
- Summers - Rundblad
- Smith
What can you say about Mike Smith that hasn't already been said about Jonathan Quick last season? If the Flames are to have any success tonight, they're going to have to get to Smith early. It'll be a tough task as Smith has played some fine hockey of late, coupled with the Flames sudden inability to find the twine. (Obviously it's a bit of a cop out to say that a key to the matchup for the Flames is to score goals, but it is, so let's hope they do that)
Might want to watch out for stereo jerk in Shane Doan and Raffi Torres. Radim Vrbata might have the most points on the Coyotes, but those two are certainly the most offensive part of Phoenix' makeup.
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Calgary hasn't done a very good job of winning consecutive games this season (having only done it once this season), and it's been frustrating watch the team throw up some duds after some of their more impressive wins this season. The inconsistency continues to divide the fanbase, as the blow it up camp would prefer the team continue to drop games in order to secure, oh, let's say natural center Nathan MacKinnon, while those of us rational people who enjoy the spirit of competition would love to watch our charges string together some bonus W's.
Time's going to tell which bloc of fans gets their way.
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No, that's about it. Go Flames!
February 24 2013, 08:51PM
Damn it Tanguay. Stop being cute and just shoot the puck
February 24 2013, 08:53PM
Flames look like they're out of gas.
February 24 2013, 08:55PM
The Coyotes are just putting pucks to the net and are pouncing rebounds. MacDonald is serving them up every time. No pucks are sucked in or steered away from the play.
February 24 2013, 08:56PM
out come the boo birds
February 24 2013, 08:59PM
Is it me or does Glencross look terrible tonight?
February 24 2013, 09:00PM
@Vintage Flame
Nope. He's gripping tonight.
February 24 2013, 09:01PM
Atta boy Iggy
for pete's sake.... look at us go. do I smell a SO loss? I think I do!
February 24 2013, 09:01PM
phew, Iggy almost flubbed that.
February 24 2013, 09:02PM
Beautiful!!! Redemption.
ooooooooooo!!! Kerr looses it! lol. awesome. as if you could have drawn up this ending.
February 24 2013, 09:02PM
i take that back about Glennie
February 24 2013, 09:03PM
Haha, what a surprise turn of events.
February 24 2013, 09:04PM
ooooooooooo!!! Kerr looses it! lol. awesome. as if you could have drawn up this ending.
Haha so did I. Almost woke the kid.
Wow what just happened?
February 24 2013, 09:06PM
Well well. I turn off the audio and stop watching with 5 minutes left, thinking it's over, and the Flames pull 2 goals out of their asses with 1.5 minutes left.
Do they not realize that if they keep doing this, they'll end up out of the playoffs AND with a crappy pick, AGAIN?!
February 24 2013, 09:06PM
@Vintage Flame
The goal notwithstanding, I thought GlenX was struggling tonight.
February 24 2013, 09:06PM
Chances ended up 6-6 in the third as well. Started out slow, but the latter half of the game was actually quite entertaining. Huzzah!
Total chances were 17-14 Flames.
What happened to Cervenka? I obviously missed it
February 24 2013, 09:07PM
Nothing. Hartley just doesn't play him.
February 24 2013, 09:08PM
Great ending! Nice to see Iggy get going.
February 24 2013, 09:10PM
I guess Iginla realised when Stajan has more goals then you something is wrong.
I had to go pick up a family member and of course no good radio feed here tnite in utah so I missed the last 5. Crazy! Nice comeback boys! Iggy!!!!!
February 24 2013, 09:28PM
Wow. Awesome Flames, simply awesome. Have I mentioned this team's resiliency?
Get behind this team Calgary.
Go Flames!
Finally, the vintage two goal Iggy performance we have all been waiting for. Normally his breakout game in 82 game season is usually happens during the third week of November. Hope this gets him going more consistently. Winning improves your odds to make the playoffs.
Now at 7-7-3, the Flames would need to go 19-11-1 just to hit 56 points and squeak into 8th. Gotta play just over .610 hockey if they stay at .500.
They got lucky tonight, Smith definitely had a weak game. But they persevered. They made plays at the end of the game to get the W. I don't see this game as a turning point though, they escaped with the win. Move on and get ready for the Wild on Tuesday
February 24 2013, 09:37PM
Fun fact: Jarome Iginla couldn't recall what the score was, only that the Flames won.
February 24 2013, 09:43PM
Is it me or does Glencross look terrible tonight?
Last couple of games he looks lost out there. Can't hit the net. Fumbles passes. He's a mess right now. Maybe the game winning goal tonight will snap him out of this funk.
Terrible fan that I am, I want to see big performances out of tradeable assets in losing causes...
February 24 2013, 09:59PM
Flames get a big comeback win, and VAN gets destroyed. Life is good
Why the hell is Comeau getting quality icetime while Cervanka sits?Comeaa can skate and make the long pass,but falls flat on his face when the puck is returned to him and consistently hands it over to the opposition.Hudler,his partner tonite, is a superior player to Comeau.Not sure why Hartley thinks Comeau is even an option,especially with Cervanka sitting.Any suggestions?
February 24 2013, 10:10PM
Finally, the vintage two goal Iggy performance we have all been waiting for. Normally his breakout game in 82 game season is usually happens during the third week of November. Hope this gets him going more consistently. Winning improves your odds to make the playoffs.
Now at 7-7-3, the Flames would need to go 19-11-1 just to hit 56 points and squeak into 8th. Gotta play just over .610 hockey if they stay at .500.
I was thinking the same thing.. Now Iggy will get red hot for the next couple weeks right before the trade deadline, with the Flames in a playoff spot, and Feaster will not make any moves.
February 24 2013, 11:06PM
Nice win. Hey Kent, seriously why is the clock on here (Nation Network) always 20 minutes ahead of real life? P.S. If that is really true, tell me the results before games end for betting purposes.


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The best multiplayer offerings are the frantic F**king Run gauntlet dash game and Soul Survivor, where a player-turned-spectre is given a time limit in which to turn friends into zombies.
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Traditional measures, advanced measures, Alexander Semin
Cam Charron
July 09 2012 06:03AM
One of our NHL Numbers writers, Rob Pettapiece, made an excellent point last week. In the early days of baseball, before player production was boiled down to digestible statistics, it wasn't like managers were overlooking basic attributes a successful player has. The ability to get on base and to hit for power had always been sought after in baseball, even before Bill James. It was only after the release of Moneyball that fans started to see how wrong some teams were doing it.
It's the same thing in hockey. If you ask the average hockey fan or executive, they'll tell you (if they're giving you a straight answer) that the most important trait in a player is his ability to gain the zone and to create scoring chances. Perhaps they wouldn't phrase it in that way, but that is unequivocally the most important thing teams look for in their most important players. A lot of that is clouded. Some teams overvalue certain roles and, unfortunately, some players' ability to do simple things like gain the zone and create scoring chances.
The numbers - the "advanced" numbers we used - are just another way of expressing observation. In a way, it's proving something we already know.
Why this is relevant is that it's caused a few people to do a small double-take when discussing Alexander Semin. What is Alexander Semin? He is a player who scored 21 goals in a down season who, in the last three years, has scored more goals per game than every player in the NHL save 11. [Hockey Reference]
Even the traditional numbers tell you that Semin is an effective hockey player. So too, do his advanced numbers. When I say that Semin's "Corsi" rating over a full season has never been negative, all this means is that when Alex Semin is on the ice, the puck spends more time in the opponents' end. When Alex Semin skates, the Washington Capitals are effectively earning the bulk of the scoring chances. There's no doubt Semin is heavily involved in these proceedings. [Behind The Net]
The concerns about Semin are familiar. "Soft", "bad teammate", "not a playoff performer" are cliché. With so much objective evidence in sports, critics must turn to intangible evidence to provide a logical reason to why they can't like a player. It's not like this is exclusive to Russians either - Ted Williams was criticized in his lengthy baseball career for never being clutch - but lately a small narrative comes attached to players with Russian backgrounds.
Semin can ignore that, and the Toronto Maple Leafs are probably a good enough fit. The Leafs' problem is that there are far too few difference-makers in the lineup. It just so happens that two of them, Dion Phaneuf and Phil Kessel, left their old teams having to answer the same questions. On the surface, Semin isn't all that much of a different player than Phil Kessel, except where Kessel cost the Leafs a pair of high first round picks, Semin would cost them a few million dollars a year.
As it stands, the team is nowhere near the salary cap, and Semin probably doesn't have the leverage to command the long-term deals that Brian Burke hates.
The best pro-Semin argument was laid out nicely by Steve Burtch over at Pension Plan Puppets. Semin represents the type of player whose contribution is so nicely laid out by stats. Traditional arguments aside about effort or distance from teammates be damned, he made a good hockey team a better hockey team when he was on the ice.
Semin hasn't won a Stanley Cup or said six consecutive words in English since coming over, but none of those problems should concern the Leafs at this point. In three years, the Capitals had the puck with Alexander Ovechkin on the ice 52.1% of the time. With Semin added to Ovechkin, that number was raised up to 55.9%. Don't think that the extra puck-possession hasn't turned into goals as well. With Semin on the ice, Ovechkin is a +23 in 909 minutes, averaging out to about +1.5 over 60 minutes of play. Without Semin on the ice, that number decreases by almost half, to +0.8 per 60 minutes. [Hockey Analysis]
Good teammate, bad teammate, whatever it is, Semin makes the players on the Capitals, generally, better players. He's a skilled player with a wicked shot that would be a boon to any team that had him. He's just a guy. He's just a guy that would make a team a little bit better going forward, just like any guy, one who is available and comes attached with a lot less risk than I think his biggest detractors would care to admit.
How good would Semin look on a line with Grabovski and Kulemin
Phaneuf-Gunnarsson Liles-Franson Gardiner-Holzer
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The more I look at Semin the more I think he would have ended up with a Parise-ish contract had he been born in North America.
Parise and Semin have comparable goals and points rate... Parise's playoff point-per-game is only 3 points/82Games better than Semin's... When Semin has been used on the penalty kill it looks like he does pretty well.
Wherever he end up there's a decent chance the team that signs Semin will have made the best UFA signing this off-season when you consider the quality of the player and the contract.
Good article. Finally looking at Alex Semin as a human being and a superstar with awesome talent. Teams are foolish to ignore him. There are very few players in the N.H.L. as skilled as he is. IMO, Ovi and the Cap organization were his biggest problem. If he had played for a different team, he would today be seen in a different light. Unfortunate for Semin. The bad reputation he is burdened with is totally unwarranted. He needs a fresh start. Put him on a good line and be dazzled by his abilities and watch him light up the light. Roke, I think all your comments are absolutely bang on. Semin is an elite N.H.L. player that was used as a scapegoat by the Caps and disgustingly disrespected by the idiotic media. It's good to see some folks not falling for it and not following along like ignorant sheep believing what they read and hear about Alex Semin. I hope he doesn't go to Russia and proves to the people here what he is truly capable of. I would love to see the people who constantly run him down and the ones that have severly harmed his career to end up looking like the evil fools they are.


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The game started out promising for the East Gadsden High School Jaguars, but Florida High's Seminoles rallied and came back to take the game 22-13.
In the first half, the Jags' freshman quarterback Treveze Robinson threw two first-half touchdowns and made several long pass plays that enabled him to end the half with 153 passing yards.
Florida High struggled during the first half, but rallied in the third quarter, recovering a miscued punt by EGHS. The Seminoles drove the ball into the end zone two plays later.
West Gadsden High School's Panthers were shut out on the road at Chiles last Friday night.
The Timberwolves came out on top 23-0 at the final buzzer, and held the Panthers to just 34 rushing yards on 31 carries.
The first quarter saw double goose eggs on the scoreboard, but with 8 minutes left in the second quarter, Chiles' Marcus Clark went 46 yards down the sideline for a TD. The Timberwolves added two more points with a safety.
Chiles went on to add on a 12-yard TD late in the third quarter, and a 7-yarder in the fourth after a Chiles interception.
The Havana Middle School Bears engaged in an epic battle Sept. 12 with the Wakulla Middle School War Eagles, but lost 13-8.
Havana won the toss and elected to receive the ball. The Bears were unable to penetrate very far in to Wakulla's territory. The War Eagles took over and were largely kept in check. On third down and 13 the War Eagles were able to break a 35-yard run into the end zone.
East Gadsden High School took Rickards past regulation score but lost by two in the first game of the three-game volleyball match.
The effort then thinned out in games two and three. Rickards moved to 3-7 with the win.
The West Gadsden High School Panthers found the Bulldogs more than they could handle in a district matchup last week.
Finding very little defense to combat the Liberty County offense, West Gadsden spent most of the game without any offensive fire.
Liberty County remained undefeated at 8-0 on the season.
The Robert F. Munroe Day School volleyball team ran its record to 4-0 with two wins last week. The Lady Cats defeated Rickards on Wednesday and Community Christian on Thursday.
The Lady Cats defeated Rickards in Tallahassee in three straight games. In the match Spenser Morris, Courtney Mayo and Audrey Thomas combined for 13 kills. Setter Kristen Allen tallied 13 assists.
The young and rebuilding Robert F. Munroe Day School golf team placed fourth in a four-team tournament featuring some of the best golf teams in the Big Bend.
Chiles scored a team-high 151 points with all four golfers scoring under 40. Maclay placed second with a 158 and Lincoln third with a 167.
The Bobcats were led by freshman Fletcher Morgan and senior Miller Joyner, both of whom shot a 41. Clay Young shot a 45 and Josh McLendon a 48.
East Gadsden High School's Jaguars got off to a good start as they took on the Wakulla War Eagles last Friday night. The Jags racked up two TDs from quarterback Donterrious Garret early in the game.
But the Eagles regrouped and the Wakulla offense had tied the game at the half.
The War Eagles' defense showed up in the second half, and quickly took the lead on a 34-yard field goal with less than 5 minutes left in the game.
The final score was 17-14.
West Gadsden High's Panthers didn't fare any better in their battle with Crestview.
Munroe Lady Cats
District/Conference: 1 A /District 3
Coach: Emily Kohler Year: 1st Year
Returning Starters: Senior Spenser Morris – OH, 4 year starter, 2nd on team in 2008 with 162 kills and 67 digs.Jr. Kristen Allen – Setter, 3 year starter, led team in assists (466) in 2008, good jump serve (82 aces).Jr. Courtney Mayo – MB, 2 year starter, good at net. Sr. Adrianne Woodward – OH, 2 year starter.
The Munroe Lady Cats won two of three last week to run their record to 6-1 on the season. The team defeated North Florida Christian and FAMU on back-to-back nights but then dropped a key district matchup to Altha at home on Thursday.
The Robert F. Munroe Bobcats traveled to Panama City Beach last Friday to take on the Arnold Marlins on the team's homecoming night. The Marlins gave the Bobcats a severe thrashing, taking the win 49-6.
The loss came despite troubles on the Marlin bench since the season began, including student transfers and the flu.
Munroe scored its only touchdown in the second quarter on a 6-yard run by Daniel Meeks, who led the Bobcats with 73 yards on 15 carries. The extra point attempt failed.
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The Gadsden County Times is your source for local news, sports, events and information in Gadsden County and Quincy, FL, and the surrounding area.


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On Saturday in New Orleans, Okaro White, Marcus Georges-Hunt and Keith Benson played in the 2017 NBA D-League All-Star Game. Click here for the photo gallery.
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The Miami HEAT defeated the Houston Rockets 117-109 Wednesday night at Toyota Center. Hassan Whiteside led the way for the HEAT with 23 points. Click here for the full recap on HEAT.com.
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The Miami HEAT face the Houston Rockets Wednesday night at Toyota Center. The HEAT defeated the Rockets 109-103 in their last meeting on January 17. Tip-off is set for 8:00 PM. Television coverage on FOX Sports Sun begins at 7:30 PM. You can also listen to the action live on 790 The Ticket.
1: What can Miami clean up from their loss to Orlando on Monday night?
Couper Moorhead: There's no one area to specify. Most of the team spoke after the game of the defense not being up to par, which it certainly was not in allowing 114 points per 100 possessions to an Orlando Magic team ranked among the bottom five in offensive rating. There was just too much in the paint, too often, coupled with Orlando grabbing 15 offensive rebounds that became too many efficient looks for Miami to overcome.
The offense wasn't ideal, either. Shooting 6-of-22 is one thing, and not necessarily a huge negative considering a little regression is always expected after a prolonged hot streak such as the one Miami enjoyed during its winning streak, but just 14 assists on 39 made baskets is not the typical path toward success for this team. Overall it was just an off night for a team that had been playing very well earlier in the week. Against a tough opponent in Houston, we'll see if the team can self-correct.
Joe Beguiristain: While the HEAT's offense was stagnant at times, it was the defense that ultimately let them down on Monday night. In all, Orlando shot 48.9 percent from the field and six guys scored in double-figures. Although James Johnson did his best on Serge Ibaka down the stretch, Evan Fournier and Mario Hezonja hit some big shots in the fourth quarter to keep momentum on the Magic's side.
On the bright side, Miami had a good day of work on Tuesday in preparation for an offensive juggernaut in the Rockets. Not to mention, a lot of guys spoke of needing to get back on track defensively, so they understand the task at hand. In particular, Goran Dragić talked about the team needing to get back to its old habits. With Wednesday being the last game before the All-Star Break, hopefully the HEAT can close things out on a positive note.
2: What worked so well for Miami last time out against the Rockets?
Couper: It was 64 points in the paint which won the game for Miami. Hassan Whiteside only had 14 points on eight shots, but a number of early lobs and catches around the paint seemed to get Houston out of its defensive flow. After those early scores, and with usual-starter Clint Capela limited in his first game back from injury, the Rockets had to go out of their way diverting extra attention to Whiteside rolling to the rim – in turn, that created a clear driving lane for Goran Dragic, Dion Waiters, Tyler Johnson and James Johnson to exploit most of the evening. Anytime one of those players was able to beat their man off the dribble or turn the corner quickly out of the pick-and-roll, then they were looking at a layup more often than not.
Joe: Everything went well for Miami in that last matchup on January 17. In addition to locking-in defensively and holding Houston to just 40 percent shooting, the HEAT also found a lot of success on the offensive end. Notably, Hassan Whiteside got the party started with 11 points and eight rebounds in the first half, as he utilized his size advantage on both Clint Capela and Montrezl Harrell.
Otherwise, Dragić took advantage of the Rockets' quick pace and had a monster fourth quarter to ensure the victory for Miami. With Houston still being one of the faster teams in the league, the Slovenian should be able to race out in transition once again. Of course, that's also predicated on the HEAT getting stops like they did the last time out. It'll definitely be tough since the Rockets have tallied a 113.8 offensive rating over their four-game winning streak, but Miami has the wherewithal to get the job done.
3: With Ryan Anderson and Eric Gordon both expected to play despite recent injuries, how could this game with Houston be different from the last?
Couper: This was the other major story from that first meeting. One of Houston's prolific shooters, Anderson, was out with an illness and the other, Gordon, had one of his worst games of the season shooting 1-of-10 from three and 3-of-17 overall. Coupled with James Harden shooting 4-of-15 from three (and somehow still scoring 40), the Rockets shot well below their usual standards from the perimeter.
Some of that is controllable by tight rotations and sharp closeouts, but three-point defense is one of the most volatile statistical numbers in the league in that you never fully have control over it the same way you can completely shut off the paint. In other words, counting on one of the league's best-shooting teams to shoot 23 percent from three again, with both Anderson and Gordon expected to play after practicing on Tuesday, is less a reasonable expectation and more of a luxurious bonus when it does occur.
Joe: If both guys are at the top of their game, it can really change things on Wednesday night. In that last meeting in late January, Houston shot just 9-of-39 from beyond the arc, with Eric Gordon going 1-of-10 from distance. Keep in mind that Gordon is shooting 38.7 percent from three this season on 9.2 attempts per game. Ryan Anderson, meanwhile, missed the game in Miami with the flu. Like Gordon, Anderson is an absolute sharpshooter, as he's shooting 40.3 percent from long-range on 6.8 attempts per contest.
This is just a long way of saying that the HEAT's perimeter defense has to be sharp if they want to come away with the win. With Anderson back in the starting lineup, you have one of the most dangerous stretch-fours in the league to go along with three other shooters and Capela. That's tough to combat.
January 17-Rockets at HEAT
February 2-HEAT at Rockets
Game Notes:
The HEAT have dropped two straight and are 24-32. The Rockets have won four in a row and stand at 40-17 on the year. Tyler Johnson leads Miami with 1.2 steals per game. James Harden leads Houston in points (29.1), assists (11.3) and rebounds (8.2) per contest.
Efficiencies (Rank):
HEAT Offense: 103.0 (26) HEAT Defense: 104.1 (6) Rockets Offense: 111.5 (2) Rockets Defense: 105.2 (12)
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The Miami HEAT fell to the Orlando Magic 116-107 Monday night at AmericanAirlines Arena. Dion Waiters led the way for the HEAT with 23 points. Click here for the full recap on HEAT.com.
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The Miami HEAT host the Orlando Magic Monday night at AmericanAirlines Arena. Get your tickets now! The HEAT fell to the Magic 136-130 in double OT in their last meeting on December 20. Tip-off is set for 7:30 PM. Television coverage on FOX Sports Sun begins at 7:00 PM. You can also listen to the action live on 790 The Ticket.
1: Why did Miami's streak come to an end in Philadelphia on Saturday?
Couper Moorhead: All winning streaks have a natural end at some point, and that point tends to be helped along by the schedule. The team will never offer up excuses, but viewing from afar it seemed fairly clear that playing on the second night of a back-to-back, at the end of a four-game trip and against an opponent that plays just as tough as Miami is known to play, the situation took its toll as the team neither shot (7-of-23 from three) nor executed (19 turnovers) at the level it had consistently shown during the 13-game winning streak. There's nothing wrong with that, either. Every team deals with a tough schedule at times and Miami still fought to the end, with both Goran Dragic and James Johnson keeping them in the game through sheer force of will.
They way they lost should be just as important to the story of this team than the fact that they ran off 13 consecutive wins. When the HEAT were losing close games earlier this season, they were playing as hard as they could. When they started winning games, they were playing hard as they could. When they finally lost, they were still playing hard as they could, pressuring full court, trying to disrupt passing lanes and attacking loose balls. And in that loss, they lost to a team that, under coach Brett Brown, has a reputation for playing hard no matter how the season is going record-wise.
It's easy to get wrapped up in results, but teams that can build a style and culture in both winning and losing have a great deal going for them. And now the winning streak become a story you can tell years from now, when a team with the second-worst record in the league ran off one of the more improbable, wacky, fun runs we've ever seen.
Joe Beguiristain: Despite no Joel Embiid or Jahlil Okafor, the 76ers had a quick start to the game and were able to sustain their high energy throughout the contest. Without the two bigs, it was all about balance for Philadelphia, as seven guys scored in double-figures thanks to 27 total assists. While Miami fought hard and narrowed the gap to single-digits a few times in the fourth quarter, it just wasn't enough in the end. That said, there's absolutely nothing to be ashamed about since Coach Brett Brown always has his team ready regardless of who's in or who's out of the lineup.
When it was all said and done, the HEAT went on an historic 13-game winning streak to get right back in the playoff picture. As they say, all good things must come to an end, but the habits Miami showed on its run have been evident all season. Whether it was Goran Dragić utilizing screens well and scoring from everywhere on the floor, James Johnson handling the ball or Rodney McGruder giving maximum effort on both ends, all of those things were on display before the streak too. In other words, Miami will always play hard and compete no matter what the circumstances. That all starts with Coach Spo and his rare ability to get the best out of each and every guy on the roster. Sure, the streak is over, but there's still a lot of games left to be played.
2: Since their double-overtime win in Miami back in December, how has Orlando's season gone?
Couper: The Magic stuck around in the playoff race for a bit after that win – they're still just a quick run from getting back into it, as Miami has shown – but following a return home on January 4 Orlando is 4-16 in their last 20 games and they're currently in the midst of a four-game stretch that has included three 20-point losses. During the last 20 games, Orlando has the lowest offensive efficiency in the league, although that stretch also includes some missed time from leading scorer Evan Fournier. And coach Frank Vogel has been trying out enough different starting lineups, including Mario Hezonja of late, that it would be difficult to project exactly who they'll have out there Monday night (Aaron Gordon is also questionable, as of this writing).
Joe: Since that victory over Miami on December 20, Orlando has posted a 7-19 record. As a whole, the team has struggled on both ends of the floor, ranking well-below league average in offensive rating (100.6) and defensive rating (107.3). While the Magic have been really poor offensively, their shortcomings on the defensive end are especially surprising given that they have both Bismack Biyombo and Serge Ibaka. That said, Biyombo's minutes have decreased over the past two months. We'll see if they can get back on track as the season continues.
Otherwise, Evan Fournier continues to lead the team in scoring. While the Frenchman hasn't shot the ball particularly well in his last three outings, he's still averaging 19.7 points, 4.7 rebounds and 4.0 assists per game during that stretch.
3: What matchups can each team try to take advantage of Monday night?
Couper: Orlando is an interesting team for Miami in that there are no immediate one-on-one matchups to exploit. Hassan Whiteside has a good deal of size advantage over Bismack Biyombo, but Orlando's stable of big-men can try to move Whiteside around the floor defensively with Nikola Vucevic or simply pull him away from the rim with Serge Ibaka. Goran Dragic had an advantage when D.J. Augustin was starting, but Elfrid Payton is a very capable point-guard defender if he gets the majority of the minutes at that spot. And if Gordon plays, Orlando has a small-ball four to put up against the one-through-five stylings of James Johnson.
But Orlando's roster makes sense in that way against a good many teams, which is why they were projected to have a very good defense before the season began. In practice, with them ranking in the bottom third of the league on that end, it hasn't been the case. So even if the HEAT doesn't have a ton of physical advantages, they can create them with their execution – especially execution on the level that they showed last week against Atlanta and Minnesota. The three-point shooting will likely cool off, and already has, from the three weeks of being over 40+ percent, but as long as the ball is getting into the paint and finding open shooters from there – on that note, Dion Waiters could return Monday night – then getting Orlando to make multiple rotations is a good place to start.
Joe: The center matchup should be pretty intriguing on Monday night. In that last matchup against Orlando, Hassan Whiteside had a monster game with 32 points, 15 rebounds and five blocks. Throughout the contest, the big fella found success against both Biyombo and Nikola Vucevic. As such, it would make sense for the HEAT to try and get Whiteside in a rhythm early on like on December 20. Of course, the flip side of that is Whiteside will have to come out and contest Vucevic on the perimeter. The 26-year-old Montenegrin takes the majority of his shots from mid-range and converts on 45.8 percent of them. Not to mention, he's also a terror on the offensive glass.
Other than that matchup though, there aren't any others that jump off the page as an advantage for either team. However, I am excited to see James Johnson and Ibaka go at it at certain points. Johnson has been on an absolute tear of late on both ends of the floor, while Ibaka has upped his scoring in the month of February. We'll see how it all plays out.
INJURY UPDATE: Dion Waiters (ankle) went through Monday's shootaround and will warm up with the intent to play.
December 20-Magic at HEAT
October 26-HEAT at Magic
Game Notes:
The HEAT have won eight straight at home and are 24-31. The Magic have dropped nine of their last 11 games and stand at 20-36. Goran Dragić leads Miami in points (20.3) and assists (6.4) per game. Evan Fournier leads Orlando in scoring at 16.8 points per contest.
Efficiencies (Rank):
HEAT Offense: 103.0 (26) HEAT Defense: 103.9 (6) Magic Offense: 100.6 (29) Magic Defense: 107.3 (22)


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Holiday Whisky (Whole Wheat) Gingerbread
I love boozy cakes! There, I said it. I do! I also like to make gingerbread at least once a year. What if I told you that you could make a gingerbread with 100% whole wheat flour, and still have it be moist, decadent and rich,without the heavy whole wheat taste? You can! I've done it here. I've been very generous with the spices, because I like a spicy gingerbread. No wimpy gingerbread for me! Also, I've added a healthy dose of good whisky that was just begging to be used in something special for the holidays. I also decided to add some Greek yogurt for extra points in the tender crumb/less fat department. It all works beautifully in this dark, rich cake, and I hope you'll enjoy it as much as we do.
I was asked by Hodgson Mill to participate in a recipe contest that they're running for the holidays. They want decadent holiday treats, sweet or savory, made healthier by using their Whole Wheat Flour or their Best for Bread Flour. The very first thing that popped into my head was gingerbread. I knew the heavily spiced bread would lend itself well to the whole wheat flour. It's a match made in heaven! The bread is dense, moist, spicy--and a little boozy. A little whisky is good for the soul--and I used my stash of Macallan Fine Oak 15. We always have Hodgson Mill products in the pantry. Their selection is varied and fantastic! Just take a look through their online store!
If I had my way, I'd have lightly spiced the whipped cream, too, but my husband thought the bread didn't need any more spice on top of it, and he was right. He was, it's true! Soft, subtly sweet whipped cream is the way to go with this. Serve the cake warm or at room temperature, and serve it for dessert, breakfast, afternoon snacks--whatever you like!
Holiday Whisky (Whole Wheat!) Gingerbread
makes one 9x13 pan
1 (7oz) container plain Greek yogurt, or plain regular yogurt
3 tbsp canola oil
1 cup unsalted butter, softened
1 cup packed brown sugar
1 cup molasses
4 tsp ground ginger
4 tsp cinnamon
3/4 tsp ground cloves
1/2 tsp nutmeg
scant 1/2 tsp cayenne powder
2 tbsp cocoa powder (I'm addicted to Hershey's Special Dark Cocoa)
1 1/2 tsp salt
3 cups Hodgson Mill Whole Wheat Flour
1 tbsp baking soda
3/4 cup whisky (I used my Macallan Fine Oak 15)
1/4 cup water
2 large eggs, beaten
1 cup heavy cream and a bit of honey or sugar if you want your whipped cream sweetened
Heat the oven to 325 degrees, and line a 9x13 pan with parchment paper (or lightly grease it) and set aside.
In a large mixing bowl (I used my KA stand mixer), add the yogurt, oil and butter, mix well. Add the brown sugar and beat until fluffy. Add the molasses and blend that in, then add all of the spices--from the ginger all the way through to the salt. Add the flour and mix well.
In a measuring cup, combine the whisky and the water. Heat for about 1 - 1 1/2 minutes in the microwave, then stir the baking soda into the liquid, and stir until it's dissolved. Pour this into the batter--and using a rubber spatula or wooden spoon, carefully stir it in a bit, otherwise when you turn the mixer on, it's splash all over you. Trust me, I know. Now turn the mixer on low and blend it in completely, and then lastly, add the eggs, blending until completely mixed in.
Pour the batter into the prepared pan and bake for about 40 minutes, until a tester inserted into the cake comes out clean. Set aside on a rack to cool.
For the whipped cream, you can either whip it up with a mixer, or whisk it by hand. Add in honey or sugar to taste, and serve over the gingerbread squares.
- Gingerbread couldn't be any easier to prepare, but it's always so special to me. And it screams holidays! If you like your gingerbread super moist with lots of great spicy flavor, try this one.
- The spices and the whisky definitely make this cake warm you up on the inside. If you don't want to use whisky, you can use all water instead. Or brandy, or rum, or…you get the idea.


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Wasn't that their main reason for not including the original audio? That the lips would no longer be synched with the jap audio.
The game itself really is fantastic though, and it's gorgeous to look at, it really is. I'm loving my import version, Sawashiro Miyuki's voice makes Catherine sound so horny, adds tones to her sexiness.
Waiting for info on a Euro version atm, too. I know it's unlikely as they'll probably just use Atlus USA's version but I'm still hoping it might get a dual audio release. If so then I'll buy myself a collectors edition of it.
Fingers crossed for a new Persona game next. With the same stunning cell shaded graphics that Catherine has.


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Located in downtown Champaign, Blind Pig brews its own craft beers. With its beautiful wood interior, casks full of local brews and friendly locals, this bar is a must-see. When the weather is nice, venture outside and enjoy the large outdoor beer garden.
Discover cute boutiques housed in historic storefronts in downtown Champaign, including antique and consignment shops. Be sure to stop at PACA's Architectural Salvage Warehouse, where you'll find everything from vintage stained glass to ceramic tiles.
Curtis Orchard is an 80-acre apple orchard, pumpkin patch and entertainment farm offers activities for the whole family. Open July 20–December 20, the orchard country store and bakery offer a wide variety of gift and food items, including pies, fritters, apple crisp donuts and award-winning cider. Outdoor activities include seasonal apple and pumpkin picking, kids play structures, a giant slide, several mazes including the corn maze, petting zoo, toddler area, birthday parties and corporate picnics. Weekend activities include outdoor meals, live entertainment, seasonal pony rides, and an orchard wagon.
Prairie Fruits Farm & Creamery
Prairie Fruits Farm & Creamery is Illinois' first farmstead cheese making facility, founded in 2004. Visit this off the beaten path farm and learn about their cheese-making process and their "Animal Welfare Approved" Goat Dairy. Taste their delicious, award winning varieties of goat cheese and sample their amazing goat milk gelato and organic fruits. The farm is open weekdays for drop-in visitors to see the goats, walk the grounds and purchase farm products. During the summer, you can also visit the farm during Wednesday afternoon open houses. In addition to self-guided tours of the farm, you can get gelato by the scoop and purchase products from their farm as well as those from other farms and food artisans. Prairie Fruits Farm & Creamery also offers additional food events in the summer with Dinners on the Farm, Third Friday Pop-Ups, and tasting trail events. This is a working farm, so check their website for hours and activities before venturing out to the farm.
Alto Vineyards' retail wine shop and tasting room offers custom gift baskets, gourmet foods and local artwork. Indoor and outdoor seating offers a place to relax with a glass of Alto's finest. Alto's original location is situated in Alto Pass, on the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail.
An eclectic district filled with dining and multi-cultural attractions, Midtown Champaign, with the beautiful Boneyard Creek flowing, connects Downtown and Campustown Champaign.
Krannert Center for the Performing Arts
What Lincoln Center is to New Yourk and Kennedy Center is to Washington D.C., Krannert Center is to the Midwest—a magnificent showcase for the performing arts. KCPA is a premier educational and professional performing arts complex and is the setting for over 300 performances each year. A professional laboratory for the University of Illinois dance, theatre, opera and music departments, the Center also hosts internationally famous artists such as Emmy Lou Harris, Herbie Hancock, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Mark Morris Dance Group, and is home to the Champaign-Urbana Symphony and Sinfonia de Camera.
Discover Green Street and the heart of campus at the University of Illinois. Restaurants, bars, shops, bookstores and more await your presence in this Orange & Blue themed area.
Since its inception in 2002, Prairie Fire Glass has delighted visitors with the mesmerizing art of traditional glassblowing. Featuring a gallery in the front of the store and a working studio in the back, you can peruse original art glass creations while enjoying live glassblowing demonstrations.
Marketplace Shopping Center offers all of the big names from larger cities, but without the long wait lines! Shop everything from the Gap, Limited, and Banana Republic, to Sephora, Finish Line and Eddie Baur. Complete with four anchor department stores, this shopping center also offers a varied food court, multiple restaurants, and even a carousel for the little ones.
Gifts, decorative accessories, jewelry, candy - life's simple pleasures
Featuring Watercolors of Larry Ziemer, plus other artists
In the heart of downtown Urbana, Lincoln Square offers places to eat, shop, work, relax, and do business with plenty of parking. One of the nation's first fully enclosed malls and home to the historic Lincoln Hotel, Lincoln Square of Urbana is building on it's great past and moving toward and even greater future.
We specialize in Americana, limited edition prints, custom framing, primitive antiques, gifts and decor. We are located in a 1906 vintage church.
Join thousands of residents and visitors during Market season and connect with growers at Urbana's Market at the Square. Choose locally-raised foods and treasure-hunt among the art and craft vendor booths. Gather information about local non-profits, schools and other community groups on our Community Row. Catch up with friends, take in a set from local performers, and enjoy the public square atmosphere the Market has to offer. Saturday morning at Urbana's Market at the Square is one of our city's signature institutions. It's a great way to kick off your weekend! Open May through November.
The midwest's premier woodworking destination is a haven for woodworkers. Their top-tier educational facility offers project and skill courses for all levels with classes running evenings, weekends and weekdays. The adjoining 8,000 square-foot supply store, open six days a week, is unique to Central Illinois and offers "all things woodworking" including 60 varieties of hardwoods. Free demos and seminars are available many Saturdays. Making the CU Woodshop even more of a destination is the DreamShop, where hobbyists can perfect their skill.
General antiques, collectibles, lighting, restoration and repair. Call for appointment.
15,000 square feet with over 100 dealers. Quality antiques, furniture, primitives, glass, china, coins, quilts, trunks, toys, books, granite ware, crocks, crystal, and more. Everything on ground level, no stairs. Open seven days, layaway, gift wrapping, spring shows. Open house in June. Fall festival in September and a Christmas show in November.
Pick up fresh asparagus at this roadside spot from mid-April through the end of May.
A friendly little store with a lot of new stuff on the east side of the square.
You are invited to shop the ever-changing collection of traditional crafts, folk art, candles, furniture, home accents, decorative accessories, and much more. Displayed in room design design settings. Country Junction treats you to an enjoyable shopping experience.
Atwood Visitor & Information Center
Early trains made an "at-the-woods" stop, and in 1873 the town of Atwood was formed. Main Street today features split-rail fences, benches, grassy areas and country crafts, collectibles and antiques.
Jane Addams Book Shop in downtown Champaign offers more than 70,000 titles in fifteen separate rooms on three floors, plus ephemera (old photos, postcards, tickets, advertising materials), greeting cards, and bookmarks. Find rare, out of print, or hard to find titles or purchase a gift card for a book lover!
This market sells fresh local produce.
Beautiful flowers, gifts, candy and cards. While away a few minutes in this treasure trove.
This roadside spot sells in-season fruits and vegetables.
Quality antiques and collectibles at realistic prices: furniture, primitives, advertising, pottery, vintage toys, tools, jewelry, books, glassware and more.
Party supplies and gifts.
Located in the residence of local artist Frannie Thompson, this shop features all types of handmade creations. Her fine assortment of fused glass and beads, paintings, jewelry, sewing and purses awaits you.
The Hickory Point Mall offers shopping at many great stores including Bergner's, Kohl's, Von Maur and The Limited. Enjoy dining in the food court and at popular adjacent restaurants such as Applebee's, Red Lobster and Texas Roadhouse plus catch a movie at the Hickory Point 12.
A custom stain glass studio.
A tradition in Clinton since 1918, it remains today as a symbol of the way things used to be -- tin ceiling and walls, wood floor, quality service.
The I.D.E.A. Store is a retail treasure trove of materials for projects large or small. Discarded materials are perfect for the building, decorating, creating, or re-purposing projects that fill your creative life. A fun, open, and constantly evolving artistic environment awaits you each time you visit.
Flower Corner & Country Church Craft Mall
A full-service florist specializing in weddings. The Flower Corner invites you to call and set up an appointment to speak with one of their designers for your special day! They also carry a large assortment of crafts, candles, quilts, pictures, wooden signs, and furniture.
This charming Amish wood shop and store features locally made Amish goods. Toys, treats, quilts, crafts and baked goods can also be purchased here.
Exile on Main Street has the best selection of vinyl in Champaign County. Full of character, this cool little shop has a great variety of new and classic artists. And, with their friendly and knowledgeable staff, you'll be able to find just what you're looking for.
Body N' Sole Sports prides themselves on making sure that you purchase the correct shoe for your feet and for your purposes. Discuss your physical needs and concerns with their educated staff, and allow them to observe your foot strike pattern with a digital video recording of your on a treadmill. Talk about high-tech fitness!
Antiques & More at Staley Road
Antiques & More at Staley Road is the largest antique, primitive, retro and collectible store around the Champaign area. With over 70 vendors, something is bound to catch your eye. From blue mason jars, vintage chairs and antique toys to antique bed frames, signs and artwork, you'll find something to check off of your list. Our store features Bella Ruth Vintro Style Boutique and is equipped with jewelry, clothing and accessories to add a vintage and retro feel to any outfit. On any day, you can find the owner in vintage clothing to help customers find inspiration for retro outfits.
LaPayne Photography specializes in the creation and marketing of panoramic photography. Through the years we have integrated both a photo lab and a frame shop into the business to be able to offer you exceptional value.
Antique glassware, pottery, and furniture - Collectibles, Chinaware from England.
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This family-owned business is located in the residential Hillcrest subdivision. They specialize in extremely scented, hand-poured soy candles, pillars and melts, and handmade bath and body products that incorporate skin nourishing natural oils, butters and extracts.
Established in 1890, this family owned business offers fine jewelry, watches, new & antique clocks, diamonds, colored stone jewelry, watch & jewelry repair and custom designing. Watkin's is an expert clock repair shop, specializing in antiques. They can also rebuild grandfather and mantel clocks.
Hello and welcome to That's Rentertainment -- the last locally owned and operated video store in the Champaign-Urbana / University of Illinois area. That's Rentertainment caters to film fans (and fanatics) who have grown tired of the typical Blockbuster fare. We specialize in international, independent, classic American and Art House films on DVD (with a handful of VHS tapes left over that have never been released on DVD). With over 37,000 DVDs and close to 2,500 BluRay discs, That's Rentertainment has the largest selection of movies in the entire Champaign-Urbana area -- if not all of Illinois.
You won't want to miss the ever-changing collection of must-have items offered at LaTeaDa. Their gift shop features gourmet foods, teas, teapots and tea sets, home decor, jewelry, purses and accessories, books, ornaments, and more. Stay for lunch, or just come to shop!
Pet supplies and treats for your furry little friends. Stop in at this shop that celebrates our four-pawed friends.
Quilters Delight offers fabrics, batting, sewing notions, needles, threads, books, patterns, heritage lace curtains, classes and much more.
This retail location offers Hallmark cards and products, gifts, office supplies, office equipment and furniture. Stop in to shop their quality merchandise and receive exceptional customer service.
Find secondhand items here, including new and gently used clothing of all sizes, housewares, furniture, athletic items, toys, home decor, craft items, purses, shoes and so much more. All proceeds raised by Encore Thrift Store got to support services for adults with disabilities.
Serving Decatur's furniture needs for over 40 years.
The Loft features all sorts of adorable gifts, whatever the occasion. From their assortment of picture frames, candles, and baby items to gourmet coffee, dips and desserts, you won't want to miss shopping here! Come thirsty! the Loft also features a vast assortment of coffees, smoothies, iced lattes and more.
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