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Shocker. Pacers got off to a poor start.
As far as positives to kick things off, Dahntay Jones was key early, getting to the hoop for a power dunk and a nice drive that ended in an impressive little opposite-hand, flip-shot layup. Him and Solomon Jones (no relation) were really the only things going for Indy in the first few minutes, as they combined to score 10 of the team's first 12 points. Still, after weathering that initial drought while relying entirely on the law firm of Jones, Jones & Solomon, the rest of the Pacers did eventually show up, scoring on 4 of their next 7 possessions and, later, finishing off the quarter with a 9-0 run.
For once, it wasn't the offensive execution or even the good ol' fashioned open shot-making that was the problem. They scored enough in the first quarter to stay competitive and the offense was, by and large, fine. OK, the 5 first-quarter turnovers definitely directly led to some easy transition buckets for Memphis and that certainly gave the young, athletic Grizzly wing players a nearly tangible confidence injection.
But, really, it was the defense that opened the unsealable floodgates and prevented this game from ever being close.
The Pacers couldn't contest jumpers and, while the Dahntay-at-PF thing did lead to him scoring 8 quick points, he was clearly overmatched down low by Zach Randolph, who scored three times from within 10 feet in the opening quarter — including a dunk. (For those of you unfamiliar with how infrequently Z-Bo actually dunks, it's essentially a Halley's Comet-level event — something the reactions of his former Knick teammates can attest to.)
Marc Gasol took advantage of the soft interior as well, going to the line early and often. Just 16 minutes into the game, Pau's brother had already tallied 12 points, 6 boards and 7 free-throw attempts. And with the middle caving in quicker than a Death Star trash compacter, OJ Mayo, Mike Conley and Rudy Gay had all the time they needed to stick jumper after jumper after jumper, combining to hit five outside shots for 12 points in just the first 8 minutes.
The second quarter wasn't much better defensively and the Pacers offense couldn't hold up its end either, going on one of its patented 1-FG-in-5-minutes stretches. But, again, it was ultimately a defensive failure that left them down by 17 at the half with no real hope of slowing down a Memphis squad that put up 68 points in the first half.
The second half, while never close and essentially more of the same on defense, did prove surprisingly interesting, however.
And it was entirely due to the play of Roy Hibbert — who owned the third quarter and finished the game with a career high 25 points — and Luther Head — who owned the fourth quarter and ended up tying his career high with 30 points.
Hibbert dominated the paint after checking in 4 minutes into the half. He relied on his increasingly reliable hook shot and some power moves down low to drop 12 third-quarter points that came largely on the strength of 6 FTAs — 2 of which came on and-ones. He showed little indecision and made a few calculated moves that the guy guarding him could simply not handle. It was Roy at his best and hopefully something he can duplicate more often in the future. The last time he looked so good on the block was against the Spurs and that was, what, two weeks ago now?
But while watching Roy go to work down low may have been the most impressive and silver-liningy aspect of the game, Luther put on an even better show.
Head scored his 30 on just 19 shots and poured in his 15 fourth-quarter points with such flair that he may have nearly tricked any viewers who were still in the building/awake into thinking that Indy might feign a final comeback push. Obviously, most of us didn't fall for his three-pointer- and ball-handling-fueled ruse, knowing that the Pacers would be incapable of stopping Memphis on the other end on this night.
But we shouldn't let Luther's outburst be deemed inconsequential just because it didn't ultimately change the outcome. His efforts led to what I'm just going to presume without researching is the highest-scoring quarter any Pacer not named Danny Granger has had this season. On December 30, in this offense, after this many games of offensive futility, with this many players seemingly so content with just standing around the perimeter doing nothing, a guy putting the onus on himself to put points on the board by any means necessary is not just notable — it's deserving of the Nobel.
OK … I fully understand that in a game that was this ugly and was never in doubt for the Grizzlies despite being played in Indiana, it's hard to get too excited about anything. I get it. This thing was gross and this team is really, really bad.
But a night that featured two of the nicer individual offensive performances of the year and — for once — showcased an overall team statistical offensive performance that was uncharacteristically not bile-inducing is at least better than another 42% shooting night where the team scores in the low 90s.
Yes, the Pacers just lost their 8th game in a row. And, yes, this is the worst losing streak of Jim O'Brien's tenure and the longest overall winless stretch since the 2006-07 season. So, ultimately, nothing in Pacer land is great. Hell, nothing is even good. I'm totally with you on that point.
But we're Pacers fans, people. We need to take what we can at this point.
And what I do know is that the offense has been the main culprit in most of the other 22 Indy defeats so far this year. So I'm less worried about an off night for a defense that has otherwise been at least par for the league most of the time. That should come back around, theoretically, and if the team can mount an offensive effort like they had tonight — you know, one where a few guys step up and put it on themselves to carry the water rather than just expecting every member of the team to passively jumpshoot their way into 11 points — alongside even an average defensive effort then … well, ladies and gentlemen … we might just have ourselves a .400 ball club on our hands.
Dream big, people. Dream big.
Five Other Things
(1) Luther shot 4/6 from three and Brandon went 3/7. The rest of the team shot 0/11 from behind the arc. (Watson: 0/4, AJ Price: 0/4, MDJ: 0/3)
(2) Jamaal Tinsley's return to Conseco was fairly uneventful: 15 minutes, 3 points (1/3 FGs), 1 assist, 2 boards, 2 steals, 3 turnovers and 1 Fieldhouse full of boos when he entered the game in the first quarter. By contrast, the night of the Pacers highest profile PG since Jamaal last played was even less eventful: TJ Ford played just 9 minutes — and none in the 2nd half.
(3) Mike Dunleavy, Jr. hasn't shot above 40% from the field since December 18 (which was coincidentally the last time Indy played Memphis). And he hasn't looked particularly great within the offense even while missing shots. I mean, he still has a much, much better understanding of offensive basketball than any other healthy player on the team, so he definitely still contributes a lot of positives in terms of ball movement, strong-side/weak-side positioning and all that stuff. But he's not doing anything for the box score, and he looks tired. Might be time to give him a night off. Indy plays the Wolves twice in the next four games, so one of those may be a night where he can sit and the team can still have a shot at a win.
(4) Considering that Coach O'Brien seems to be just raffling off starter roles in a bingo hall before the game at this point (tonight was Luther's first start as a Pacer and Solomon made his second start), Josh McRoberts probably deserves a crack. He's catching alley-oops from Earl Watson like they're Tyson Chandler and Chris Paul circa 2008, so — at worst — maybe an early dunk in the next game can give the team a Redbull-like lift and wake everyone from thier collective first-quarter coma.
I highlight the dunks because they are, well, highlights, but he has been doing a lot of other good stuff in terms of making the right pass, executing the pick-and-roll properly as the screener and generally just playing the right way, as our old friend Larry Brown would say. Particularly if Troy and/or Tyler can't go against the Wolves on Saturday, I think it's best to scrap the Dahntay Jones at power forward idea.
I'm not saying it is in and of itself a terrible idea — hell, this whole rotation of ineffectiveness has basically become an exercise in throwing spaghetti at the wall, right, so what's the harm in getting weird? But after watching Randolph/Gasol chew up the interior right out of the gates, it's pretty difficult to think the result will be different against Al Jefferson and Kevin Love. And since both of those guys are poor defenders at best, the chance of Josh catching an alley-oop in the opening minutes while one of them is blowing an assignment sounds pretty high. Honestly, watching him dunk while sporting that haircut is one of the few joys I have left in my Pacer-watching life.
(5) Brandon Rush looked above-average offensively out there for the first time since, roughly, I dunno, Bill Clinton's second term as president? Nice shooting, buddy. Hit a few shots in a game like eight more times, start getting to the free throw line more than once a night, make a free throw more than once every other night and perhaps I'll start taking you more seriously on offense than a traffic cone.


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Highlights: Welcome Drinks at Manning, notice of General Meeting to elect Executive Members, and phunny links
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After enrolling in a combined Engineering/Science degree, Tom was lured to the society by the promise of free food. Despite never having studied a Linguistics unit in his life, he became the 2012 Treasurer under the assumption a science student could likely count.
Shortly afterwards he achieved enlightenment, dropping engineering to become the Arts student he had always longed to be. Inexplicably, following the completion of LNGS1002 Tom became president, despite the fact that he will likely be sharing classes of LNGS1001 with many of Lingsoc's newest members.
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Before joining the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2002, Logan White was a minor league pitcher for the Seattle Mariners from 1984-87, an area scout for the Baltimore Orioles from 1990-92, an associate scout for the Seattle Mariners from 1988-89, the West Coast scouting supervisor from 1993 to 1995 for the Padres and west coast scouting supervisor for the Orioles from 1995-2002.
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There's a dangerous group of anticopyright activists out there who pose a clear and present danger to the future of authors and publishing. They have no respect for property or laws. What's more, they're powerful and organized, and have the ears of lawmakers and the press.
I'm speaking, of course, of the legal departments at ebook publishers.
If you haven't checked out Cory Doctorow's novel Makers, it is a very easy read - easing you into what Stephen Johnson might call the "adjacent possible" of the contemporary world. The drama is mostly about the drama of enterpreneurship and culture at large, especially as Doctorow looks only slightly ahead at the shifts coming down the pike. In a sense it is a hopeful book, at least so far (I'm only to the first 22%, or so the Kindle App tells me); it tracks a reporter from the San Jose Mercury News as she becomes a key part of a distributed-micro-industry innovation lab. As the economic and social institutions around them are collapsing, "the Makers" at the center of the story (including said reporter) must dig deep for the animal spirits that allow them to leap towards what appear to be emergent cultural formations - new forms of cultural, social, and economic sustenance - that end up serving them better, even if they find themselves in a more precarious position.
One could say it is a sort of autobiographical novel as Doctorow is a good example of this trend. He is central figure in our own cultural drama, or at least a key touchstone in the shifts of the last decade. In addition to firing off a novel every once in a while, he edits Boing Boing, participates in many other fora and speaking venues, and worked for a time with EFF. I am sure that somewhere in his background, Doctorow did what many of us do - think about how you will connect the stuff that you do to the stuff people will pay for, thus making it possible to make money, buy stuff, and live. But when you look at just his "publications" section on his Wikipedia entry, it is clear that he must concentrate almost totally with producing stuff - as his characters do in the novel, just making. I know he must be savvy about how he makes connections from time to time - looking for a contract to do this or that - but it seems like his primary strategy has been to create value over and over again and assume that one way or another something will start flowing back the other way. I'm sure this is mostly just me being so taken by the persona that I forget all my background in political economy of communication.
Whatever the actual history, this image is bolstered by the distribution of his books, basically for free. As someone who has done a good bit of writing, little of it garnering the kind of attention that would put food on the table, there is something this demonstrates for me very clearly. The rhythm of production in the traditional publication cycle is sort of like the pattern of work in the academic field:
- work very hard in extended bursts
- send stuff to the publisher
- get no work done because you are waiting to hear from the publisher about the last piece instead of working on the next piece.
- realize you're wasting your time since you won't hear back anytime soon
- suddenly get back to working very hard
A variation of this happened initially when I put stuff on this blog. I've had blogs for several years (both of these 1, 2 since 2004) and have never had more than a few comments (and only recently more than a few page views- though they are probably robots). But I've not really devoted energy to putting out content. I always figured my lack of notice must simply be the lack of a continued stream of content.
As I started posting at a higher rate (at least for me) I thought a critical mass would simply arrive here, enchanted by some part of the operation or struck by a random insight I didn't even know I was making. Then the traffic would begin arriving more regularly and my only concern would be keeping them. Those would be the days!
I bracket for the moment whether those would actually be "the days." But needless to say, the traffic has never arrived and publishers and editors continue to operate on a print time schedule, which makes every hour of waiting seem like a week. The temptation each time you write something you feel proud of is to rest on your personal laurels, to concentrate on self promotion, on pushing the content you've created - send it to the publisher, to the journal, to the blog, to the silent Twitter followers who might happen to be watching your timeline, happen to click through, happen to read, like, share, BOOM!
This is necessary, obviously, and the more your food depends on it, the faster you write and self promote, ignoring personal relationships, exercise, sleep, and so on. But the makers of the story - and perhaps Doctorow himself - concentrate less on the pressure from the market: they seem to make because they like making and to them flow unexpected rewards. This is the ideal of the balanced copyright/open access/creative commons crowd: this stuff will get made, people will make it because they want to. The goal is to share it, pass it on, get it out there in the mix so that it can be used, made new.
The people who do the making will be rewarded indirectly - or in some innovative way compared to what we understand today. The techno-facilitated, found-object sculptors at the center of the story used to sell one-of -a-kind art objects, but a business manager and startup capital helps them reframe their understanding of production so that they embrace a neocapitalist ideal of mass production leading to lower cost products for the most impoverished among us. In the process, they get paid and are able to help some of the impoverished among them to become dynamic, (useful, responsible) makers in their own right. Win win.
The journo quits her newspaper job and takes a risk on blogging for banner ad revenue - becoming so popular that every random person she bumps into is one of her readers. In addition to making enough to survive, she seemingly singlehandedly shifts the cultural perception of what the future holds by the passionate, energetic reportage she provides. She just continues to push content, thinking barely at all about what she will do now that she, a 45 year-old woman, doesn't have a stable job or health insurance. Her only threat becomes a rival journalist who threatens to devalorize the cultural system she has helped create by spouting reactionary critiques of the enterprise. In the long run, this might threaten her livelihood, but at the moment it is just a threat to her ethos. Occasionally she worries about whether this is affecting her objectivity, but only when it involves sex with her subjects or direct payment (I'm sure there is some gender dynamic to explore here, with a male writing the inner dialogue of this female.) Never does questioning the larger cultural shift become her anxiety. Again, there is 80% of the book left. Lots of room for reflection, but so far that's not part of the recipe.
Returning to the opening quote, is about a topic near and dear to my heart - licensing electronic resources. I initially intended to point out this particular emphasis, perhaps following with the next two paragraphs in his intro to "Makers."
These people don't believe in copyright law. Copyright law says that when you buy a book, you own it. You can give it away, you can lend it, you can pass it on to your descendants or donate it to the local homeless shelter. Owning books has been around for longer than publishing books has. Copyright law has always recognized your right to own your books. When copyright laws are made— by elected officials, acting for the public good— they always safeguard this right.
But ebook publishers don't respect copyright law, and they don't believe in your right to own property. Instead, they say that when you "buy" an ebook, you're really only licensing that book, and that copyright law is superseded by the thousands of farcical, abusive words in the license agreement you click through on the way to sealing the deal.
I completely agree with his assessment of this situation - and it makes me quite nervous when thinking about what this perverted infrastructure will do to the library ecology in the future, a topic Doctorow himself has recently written on in relation to consumers' personal libraries of DRM protected, device specific e-books (and the economic monopoly this entails). However, on a more personal level, I can also understand why Doctorow feels confident bucking it. In fact, it is against his basic business model to have his book protected by DRM or even have a license that would prevent him from sending around every bit of data he'd created to any person that might be interested.
The idea is to make, make, make; share, share, share; and eventually the good will come back to you. Lewis Hyde and others have appropriated Mauss' notion of the gift exchange model, which values people and their contributions differently, relying on cultural and social supports more than disembedded market relations. The key to this framework is not that it relies upon relationships but that, unlike the market of commodities, the relationships that the exchange creates are at the primary function of the exchange, rather than hidden by the commodity fetish. The gift exchange revolves around the value of reciprocity and trust - values that also animate David Graeber's book Debt (which is also available in ebook format, just for $20). This commonality shouldn't be surprising since both rely on Mauss for inspiriation. In the gift economy it is somewhat crass to be straightforward about what you expect from someone in exchange for something you give as a gift. You give the gift in order to maintain or open up a relationship and their reciprocal act of giving you a gift is evidence of how highly they value that relationship. I was first introduced to this idea by Bourdieu, who pointed out that time also figured into it: if you immediately gave the gift back, you were obviously just giving the gift to fulfill an obligation. Reciprocating quickly absolves you from debt and ends the relationship before it could begin. But failing to reciprocate quickly enough - or not at all - makes it evident that you don't value the relationship as such. These dynamics still govern most of our personal interactions, with elaborate rules still baffling most of us (i.e. me) as we shuttle between the different value systems of our different social groupings.
For Doctorow and others in his position, however it becomes an even more metaphysical process. Cory doesn't send me, Sean, a book. He doesn't rely on, for instance, my offering him a place to sleep when he comes to Austin or for me to buy him dinner or a drink simply because he's written this entertaining novel - though this may work out for him, it is probably not his strategy for survival just yet. Instead, he sends the book to everyone and hopes that somehow, someway, someone will hook him up. It is a one to many to one gift exchange that is unique to cultural objects of this kind. Of course, buffoons like Thomas Friedman likely get this kind of treatment as well, along with fancy book contracts, but there seems to be a moral obligation here that takes economic self interest to another degree of removal.
Copyright gets in the way of the make-promote cycle. It creates an extra step of bureaucracy to the flow of creation and self promotion. DRM is even worse because it adds technology to that step of bureaucracy. All of these violate the unique laws of gift exchange that seem to dominate Doctorow's model of self sustenance.
In the book, it is also inherent to the "makers" themselves, whose primary business model is to concentrate on the making not the rentier ownership of the IPR (though this could certainly figure more centrally into the book - as both an obstacle to the making and a problem of remuneration.) Still, whatever patent claims they could declare, makers come up with a new idea and milk it for all they can until someone can PRODUCE it cheaper. Then they move onto the next idea. That idea, like all ideas, is free to circulate and be improved upon.
In a subtle way, the entire utopia is built on the notion that an IPR-free world would be such a dynamic and creative form of capitalism that it would almost operate as a form of gift exchange. It leaves a lot of questions unanswered, but his unequivocal disdain for IPR rentiers like ebook publishers is more than just a punchy meta-critique on his chosen format: it is a starting point that is threaded through the entire narrative. Like most narratives that take this as their starting point, the precarity of material existence is bracketed as a non issue, as are politics of labor, family, and property. Still, as an abstract experiment it is effective.
And either way, I think the quote above is one that should be plastered on every nascent platform of e-publishing, which effectively undermines even copyright with nearly criminal terms of licensing. What is surprising is how little protest these publishers are receiving as of yet. It will be interesting to see how this unfolds.
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Video games need to appeal to a broader range of emotions in order to capture a broader audience of older and female players, says 'Journey' designer Jenova Chen.
Video games need to appeal to a broader range of emotions in order to capture a broader audience of older and female players, says 'Journey' designer Jenova Chen.
2012 has been a remarkable year for gaming. Players have been challenged and entertained beyond expectations, and there were so many great gaming moments. It was hard to narrow down just 10 games that were absolutely worth our time and money. There are some definite trends in the list below. Almost half the games are made by independent or small studios, something that we'll definitely see more of in 2013.
The soundtrack to the beautiful indie game Journey has been nominated for an award for the 2013 Grammys, the first for a video game soundtrack. Thatgamecompany's PlayStation 3 game has been been praised for its innovative gameplay, art and score. Composer Austin Wintory was nominated for "Best Score Soundtrack from a Visual Medium" Grammy. Wintory tweeted, "Well I don't really have words right now ....
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If Emerson College were a musician, it would be St. Vincent. She incorporates interpretive dance into her song performances and title of her first album is from an episode of Arrested Development. The enigmatic indie rock artist delivered a charmingly hipster and wildly energetic performance at the House of Blues this Thursday. I arrived at the venue having never heard any of St. Vincent's music before. She was recommended to me by a friend who sold her to me as "folksy, but like, not." Despite her visceral description, I really didn't know what to expect. Based on her picture, she seemed like a Regina Spektor-type that uses her powerful singing voice to cover up lackluster instrumentation.
The opening act made me realize that this would not be the case. Holly Herndon was who St. Vincent chose to warm up the crowd, and I have no idea why. Ms. Herndon came to the stage with two instruments: a laptop and her voice. Her set consisted of obnoxiously bass-heavy electronica mixed with her wailing, and I don't mean "wailing" as in she's a bad singer. I mean that she literally just screamed into the microphone. No words, just screaming. It seemed like some of her synth effects were intentionally based on real world objects that sound terrible. Some highlights included the sounds of a locust swarm, an airplane engine, and a man having an unsatisfying orgasm. It's entirely possible that her music extremely deep and meaningful and I'm simply too square to understand, but I just don't know what she was hoping to achieve with her music. Occasionally she'd play a steady bassline that could be fun to dance to, but then it would be overtaken by African percussion and a melody that sounds like wind chimes breaking in 8-bit sound quality.
Despite being subjected to Holly Herndon, I was optimistic when her set ended for two reasons. 1: I didn't have to listen to her anymore and 2. This probably means that St. Vincent is more than just another folk singer. There's no way she'd have had that opener if she planned on crooning about heartbreak with an acoustic guitar. My anticipation continued to build as roadies practically rebuilt the set from scratch in order to set up her lights. The laptop was carried away and replaced by a microphone stand. The lights dimmed and St. Vincent took the stage.
She grabbed my attention without playing a single note. One of her synth players started laying down a beat and she began to dance erratically. It was like a combination of The Robot and Shuffling. After a few minutes of this she grabbed the mic and started singing. I liked her voice well enough, but the music still felt somewhat uninspired. This is how I learned the most important aspect of St Vincent's music: It sneaks up on you. The beat dropped into a smooth bassline as a roadie brought St. Vincent an electric guitar.
If Jimi Hendrix and Tom Morello had a daughter, it would have been St. Vincent. By far the most engaging aspect of her music, Vincent injects numerous guitar solos into her songs and they are glorious. She blends faster "shredding" melodies with a variety of pedal effects to create an acid rock sound with a ton of energy. Moreover, none of the solos sounded alike. They ranged from spastically wild to funkadellically groovy, with heavy use of Morello-inspired string scratching.
While the lead guitar was the most musically interesting aspect of the concert, the most impressive aspect was the visual display. Vincent uses strobe lights and short, rapid movements to create optical illusions that make the music seem even more intense. At one point in the show Vincent crawled around a white structure while bathed in flashing pink lights. The lights made it seem as if Vincent was constricting the structure with her thin limbs coiling in mysterious sinister motions.
Vincent was backed by another guitarist, two synthesizers, and an acoustic drum kit with a few electronic drum pads. The blend of organic rock melodies mixed remarkably well with the electronic beats to create a sort of music that tends to have a universal appeal. Add Vincent's poetic lyrics that fans can spend hours dissecting and the result is a top-notch indie sound that's almost impossible not to appreciate.
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It took career nights from stars Jeff Teague and Paul Millsap, but the Hawks were able to persevere 118-113 in an overtime battle against the Toronto Raptors Tuesday night in Atlanta.
Teague matched a career-high with 34 points while Paul Millsap notched the first triple-double of his career to help Atlanta extend their season-high winning streak to five straight games. Teague added five assists and four steals to go along with his scoring production, which included going a perfect 11-for-11 from the charity stripe.
Millsap powered his way to 19 points, every one of them earned, to go along with 13 rebounds and 10 assists.
"We're not going to make any excuses," Millsap said. "We've just got to push forward and try to win some games."
Kyle Korver chipped in with 16 points.
The win puts the Hawks right back in the mix of things in the Eastern Conference playoff race. They currently hold the 8th seed but are just 1.0 game behind seventh-place Charlotte. They have a comfortable 4.5 game cushion over the New York Knicks, who just introduced Phil Jackson as their new President of Basketball Operations today and are trying to make a late push with six wins in a row.
The loss doesn't hurt Toronto's playoff position much, as they still hold the 3rd seed. Although a string of losses going forward could really shake things up as fourth-place Chicago trails by a 1/2 game with Brooklyn and Washington also hot on the trail 1.5 games behind in 5th and 6th place, respectively. Charlotte is five games behind and Atlanta is six games behind.
DeMar Derozan and Kyle Lowry were each impressive in the losing effort. DeRozan scored 29 points, grabbed ten rebounds and dished out six assists, while Lowry flirted with a triple-double (as he so often does), finishing with 20 points, seven boards and nine assists.
In overtime, the Raptors couldn't get the wheels going and let a winnable game slip away.
"A lot of things didn't go our way," DeRozan said, "but we shouldn't have put ourselves in that situation to start with."
DeRozan is no doubt referring to the team going scoreless for more than three and a half minutes in the extra session, which is what ultimately allowed the Hawks to hold on for the win. Atlanta went ahead for good on Millsap's 10th assist with 2:23 left to go in overtime, which gave him the triple-double.
It was a back and forth game all night and had a playoff-like atmosphere. The teams were locked into a 49-49 tie at halftime and from that point on, neither team fell behind by more than four points, and ten lead changes took place in the final quarter.
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The Human Impact
A tale of early marriage and the life-changing power of education
Coumba, a Senegalese girl, and her younger sister Debo are travelling back to their village for the school holidays.
They are the first in their family to attend school and the act of going to class and passing exams gives them a sense of great excitement – education, for them, is not a sacred right.
Their father, mother and older brother all live and work in Sinthiou Mbadane, Senegal, a cluster of straw huts with baobab trees scattered all around.
It's located just a few miles from the city of Mbour but it's an entirely different world – a small, traditional community of cattle herders who still cook meals on open fires and fetch water from wells.
As they walk back home, the two sisters have no idea their brother has been badly injured and will no longer be able to tend to the family cattle. They also can't imagine that their father will marry one of them off to pay for the medical expenses.
'Tall as the Baobab Tree' is a film about their moving story but also about the power of education and its life-changing consequences.
Director Jeremy Teicher says the film "was a great way to discuss generally the cultural change that's happening when you bring education to very traditional villages for the first time."
The 24-year-old New York City-based filmmaker came up with the idea for the film while working on an earlier project for which he visited Senegal and met a group of young people nearly the same age as him who were the first from their community to be sent to school.
"We became friends and we started sharing our stories," Teicher told TrustLaw in London. "There was a group of girls who were very passionate about discussing early marriage and to me it was … I had no idea it was going on."
He proposed making a fiction film about it and they were eager to help with the project.
"We wanted to tell a story that also takes a bigger look at how the culture is changing," he said.
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Photo caption: A girl peers from behind a doorway at a roadside kiosk in Senegal's capital Dakar in 2011. REUTERS/ Finbarr O'Reilly


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Fort Myers, Fl - Attorney Karen Miller has died, appearantly at her own hands. Collegues in the legal community say she was a good attorney who was battling inner demons. Miller reportedly had an ongoing battle with alcohol. She was arrested for DUI and in the James Simms murder trial, Miller was questioned by the judge regarding her sobriety. Simms was granted an appeal in the case, but still wanted Miller to represent him. Attorney James Ermacora, who worked with Miller in the past says, "she (Miller) was the type of person that would bend over backwards to help you."
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Structural and adsorption properties of carbon sieves, activated carbons and graphitized carbon blacks were studied using adsorption of nitrogen, water, and high molecular organics. Several types of pore models were used to study the pore size distributions (PSD) of the adsorbents. The interfacial behavior of water adsorbed in the presence of organics depends on both the surface chemistry of an adsorbent, its structure and the characteristics of organics. A smaller size (1–10 μm) of particles of microporous Carboxen 1010 than that of Carboxen 1003 (150–200 μm) provides initially faster adsorption of lipopolysaccharide (LPS) molecules by the first carbon. However, the LPS adsorption on micro/meso/macroporous Carboxen 1003 becomes greater with time since this carbon has broad pores appropriate in size for the adsorption of large biopolymer molecules in contrast to Carboxen 1010, which adsorbs LPS mainly on the outer surface of the particles.
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Snoopys Candy Town Game
Developer: Capcom Interactive, Inc.
✿ Release Date: Dec 19, 2013
✿ Version: 1.8.0
✿ Size: 85.56 MB
Beeline Interactive Inc has already given us Kiwi & Me on Nov 27, 2013. now delivering another great Game for iOS. download Snoopys Candy Town and play it on your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. the application is compatible with iPad 2, the application support GameCenter feature for achievements and leaderboards and Designed for both iOS Devices.
This review includes the developer's description, customer ratings, user reviews and screenshots.
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Developer Description
Welcome to Snoopy's Candy Town! Snoopy's dad has left him a Candy Factory and it's your job to help him run the show. The problem is, you could fit everything our favourite beagle knows about candy onto a gum drop! Help Snoopy, Belle, and Woodstock set up shop and start making the most delicious candy the world has ever known!
►Enjoy the spectacle of a fizz-popping Candy Factory where a team of frantic birds operate mechanical marvels like the Candy Popper, the Jelly Jammer and the Candy Folder!
►Help Charlie Brown and the Peanuts Gang fix up the entire town as he sets out to become Class President!
►Expand your Factory and build your empire from the ground up!
►Hordes of hungry, candy loving kids, all clamoring for your candy! Me first!
►You'll never see a cuter sight than a tricycle ridden by a team of birdies. Well how else do you think your ingredients get delivered!?
►They're even cuter when you upgrade them – scooters, cars, trucks, we've got 'em all!
►Warning: do not attempt to eat any of the candies you see in your game. Biting into iPhones, iPods and iPads can seriously damage your device. And your teeth. And your credibility if you happen to try it while in a public space.
PLEASE NOTE: Snoopy's Candy Town is free to play, but charges real money for additional in-app content. You may lock out the ability to purchase in-app content by adjusting your device's settings.
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How to Download:Download Snoopys Candy Town free for iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad and iPad mini.
Download for PC or Mac:
1. Go to the Snoopys Candy Town application page in your iTunes and Click the button to download.
2. Sync your iPhone/iPad with iTunes to complete.
Download on the iTunes App Store:
1. Open the App Store on your mobile.
2. Search for Snoopys Candy Town.
3. Click the button to download and install.
4. Enjoy.
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*This Snoopys Candy Town application may be available in some countries.
Latest User Reviews
(5★) Amazing Game: Anything with Snoopy is great for me!
that I love the game
(2★) Need a CRASH helmet: LOVE the game - HATE the bugs. Have been @ level 70 for 2 months now and with this update earned NO credit for it? Good grief.
Please fix the crashing and dumping all progress without saving data. Ugh
things that you need to upgrade your safe room, pantry and stock room
posts in their boxes.
(5★) Snoopy Candy Towm: I play all the time. Peanuts always reminds me of Charles Schultz and holidays and Happiness.
(5★) love this game!: Very addicting. Who cannot but love Snoopy
(5★) Ahhhh!: Love it, but it keeps crashing!
(5★) Fun game!: Super fun game! Love how you always have great new content!
(5★) Fun for the whole family: My son and I play this game together and have a good time while we are playing it.
(4★) Reminiscene of childhood: Build your candy store! Interact with peanuts character
(4★) Keeps me busy: So far I like still has some issues but over all good
campainer. Instead i got trolled.
bucks by accident like others. I hope they update this issue.
(4★) Fun game: Takes awhile to figure it all out but enjoying the challenge.
(5★) Entertaining: This game is awesome for snoopy lovers everywhere.
(5★) Enjoyable Candy Fun: A very likable and intricate building system game with all the great Peanuts characters.
(4★) Snoopy: Cute and more fun than I 1st thought it would be.
(5★) Hi: Loooooooooooooooooooooove and addddddiiiiiiccccctttttuiiiuvvvveeeWant more snoopy apps plz
(5★) Fun!: I love Snoopy and this game is very addictive.
(5★) I love snoopy: Totally fun
(5★) Too cute!: I love Snoopy! Always looking for good games to play and this is one of them :) Anyone in need of neighbors can add me "GhW4Fv"
(4★) Fun but needs help: Please allow the machines to make several goodies at the SAME time.no fun when you have to wait 90 mins for one piece of candy to
(5★) Snoooopy!: I fell in love with the game the second I started to play it! It is very entertaining! I grew up watching the peanuts movies and
reading the books! This is so fantastic! :)
(5★) So fun!: I think I just found the perfect game for me
(3★) Help!: I pressed sell all now on charlie Brown after that he stopped delivering candy and Know I only get money from Sally Brown!
(3★) : Too many stocks in the stock room. And tooooo hard to upgrade it!
(4★) Snoopy!: Need to be able to play on multiply devicesSeems to be a hungry game
(5★) Awesome: I love this game so much and I just got it 10 min ago
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(4★) Like a kid again: Love Charlie Brown love Snoopy love candy Booom!
(5★) Candy Snoopy Fantastic: Great game and with the Charlie Brown characters included make the game all the better.
(5★) Cute game: Love snoopy and the game fun and entertaining
Total 55 reviews with ratings for this app.
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'Heirloom Baking' to serve many tastes
By Josette Keelor
In an Heirloom Baking seminar on Saturday, Middletown chef Melinda Bremmer plans to serve foods high on taste but low on sugar and wheat.
Her recipes for cake in a jar, sweet and savory scones, strawberry bread and her grandmother's white gingerbread with apples and streusel topping all have ingredients that go way back -- even hundreds of years.
The fact-filled class will include information about heirlooms -- recipes using seeds passed down from generation to generation instead of newer, genetically modified seeds -- and participants will come away with recipes to use at home and a plan for healthier cooking.
Bremmer admitted heirloom vegetables aren't available locally at this time of year, so in class she'll demonstrate the recipes using organic when possible. Heirlooms are preferable for their taste, she said, since usually store-bought items have to be shipped all around the Americas before they're even ripe, and they are engineered to last longer.
Unfortunately, she said, heirloom produce is hard to find.
"My daughter has no idea at 15 what a real strawberry tastes like," Bremmer said.
Bremmer recommended organic and heirloom seeds from Southern Exposure Seed Exchange in Mineral and DeBaggio's Herb Farm & Nursery in Chantilly, but hasn't grown any heirloom strawberries yet.
"They sell seeds that are specific for our area," she said. "So you're not going to buy something that's not going to work."
According to Bremmer, knowing the right ingredients to use will make food taste better.
"I don't think people think about what they're eating," she said. "It's surprising how many people never cook or bake anything. And I think more and more people are accepting food that just doesn't taste good."
Rebecca Davis, food, nutrition and health agent for the Family and Consumer Sciences division of the Virginia Cooperative Extension, agreed that cooking with heirlooms can allow for more nutrients in a meal.
"The benefits of growing them and keeping the seeds going is that it enables humans, us, to choose from a wider variety," she said.
Distributors of heirloom tomato seeds offer a wider variety of produce than most stores do, Davis said, and some have been around for hundreds of years.
Though Davis said she hasn't found much research that supports the idea of foods with GMOs being less nutritious, she said heirlooms flood diets with more nutrient options that can be of benefit.
"They're more flavorful," she said, "and certainly people benefit from that."
Bremmer's class will be on the second floor of Shenandoah Valley Artworks, 234 W. King St., Strasburg, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Saturday. The class is $30, and participants will get to try the food. Joining her will be Julia Child-impersonator Andy Slathers, whom Bremmer described as "the funniest thing on two legs."
"They're going to learn a lot of techniques," Bremmer said. "And they'll learn nutrition and why things are the way they are."
To register for the Heirloom Baking class, call Melinda Bremmer at 540-692-9895 or go to www.wildflowerentertains.com and click on Melinda's Heirloom Cooking Seminars. For more information on the Southern Exposure Seed Exchange, call 540-894-9480, or for DeBaggio's Herb Farm & Nursery, call 703-327-6976.
Roasted Winter Heirloom Vegetables, four ways
Prepare equal amounts of:
Carrots: Trim ends cut in quarters vertically, then in half. Do not peel.
Fingerling potatoes: Scrub, cut in quarters. Do not peel.
Golden delicious apples: Wash, remove core, cut in thick slices. Do not peel.
Brussels sprouts: Trim and wash, cut in half if large.
Asparagus: Wash, trim woody ends.
Olive oil
1 fresh lemon
4 tablespoon balsamic vinegar
Preheat oven to 450 degrees, or 400 degrees convect roast. Prepare a baking sheet with a Silpat liner or parchment paper.
Toss carrots in olive oil and sprinkle with freshly ground sea salt and black pepper. Add a touch of pure maple syrup to this if you like sweet carrots. Do not be tempted to use "peeled baby carrots," which are not babies at all and lack flavor. Organic carrots are much better in flavor. Place a piece of foil on the parchment paper and create "sides" for the foil. Spray the foil with olive oil.
Toss the potatoes in rosemary-infused olive oil (Bremmer used Laconiko), sprinkle generously with rosemary, freshly ground sea salt and black pepper. Place on the foil.
Toss apples in olive oil and sprinkle lightly with salt. Place on another foil.
Toss the Brussels sprouts and half a cup English walnuts in a mixture of 4 tablespoons balsamic vinegar and 2 teaspoons honey. Place on foil.
Toss asparagus in olive oil with juice from half a lemon. Sprinkle with freshly ground sea salt and black pepper. Place on the foil.
Roast vegetables for about 45 minutes to an hour or until tender, caramelized and well browned. Arrange in groupings on a platter, mixing the apples with the potatoes
Drunken Salad with Cinnamon Pears and Blue Cheese
Dressing (light and fruity):
1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil (she used Laconiko)
1/4 cup apple wine (she used North Mountain)
1/4 cup fresh squeezed lemon juice
2 teaspoon honey
2 pinches salt
1 tablespoon fresh chives chopped
Whisk all ingredients until well blended.
A mix of favorite greens (She used baby kale and baby romaine)
Seedless cucumber (as long as possible), counting on one cucumber for a maximum of four salads
Blue cheese
Walnut halves (Roasted in a 350 degree oven for 5-10 minutes and cooled)
Pears, slightly under-ripe, cored and sliced
Blueberries as garnish
Sauté the pear slices in butter and sprinkle generously with cinnamon. Cook until tender and cool.
Cut cucumbers in half, slicing off ends for a long rectangular shape. Cut cucumbers in slices lengthwise and cut one-inch slits at both ends. Build a triangle with three slices, joining the cucumbers at the slits. Or build a square or rectangular shape using the same technique. Fill with the greens. Sprinkle with blue cheese chunks. Arrange several pear slices on the salad and garnish with a walnut half. Garnish with blueberries (optional) on the plate. Pour on dressing and serve. Leftover dressing will keep for several days.


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Teen Dies in Accident
Updated: 03/28/2005 - The North Carolina Highway Patrol says an 18-year-old from LaGrange in Lenoir County died in a one car accident.
Updated: 03/28/2005 - The North Carolina Highway Patrol says an 18-year-old from LaGrange in Lenoir County died in a one car accident.
Updated: 03/28/2005 - The command and control operations of the U.S. Coast Guard base at Buxton are now calling Carteret County home.
Updated: 03/28/2005 - A state senator is working to change the law on how cities and counties handle jet noise from military bases.
Updated: 03/28/2005 - Residents get the rare chance to board military tall ship.
Updated: 03/27/2005 - Easter observances were underway across the east Sunday.
Updated: 03/27/2005 - The Easter sunrise services weren't all outdoors Sunday.
Updated: 03/27/2005 - Two teenagers attacked in two separate crimes.
Updated: 03/27/2005 - Easter Sunday, a day of worship services, and spending time with family, but some families just can't forget that this Sunday falls during March Madness.
Updated: 03/26/2005 - Along with Mondays rain, motorists in Pitt County will have to deal with even more delays as Department of Transportation officials close a major state road there.
Updated: 03/26/2005 - New Bern police say their chase of a reckless motorcyclist netted them a wanted man.
Updated: 03/26/2005 - The weather was just right for a good old fashioned egg event in Beaufort County Saturday.
Updated: 03/26/2005 - Many of us have treasures we've collected since childhood, but most of those treasures aren't worth thousands of dollars.
Updated: 03/25/2005 - A day of fishing turned deadly for one local man.
Updated: 03/25/2005 - A truck driver was waiting for his load when tragedy struck.
Posted: 03/25/2005 - Crews have a hard time pulling a huge beverage truck out of the river.
Updated: 03/25/2005 - Investigators now know why a log truck smashed into a train.
Updated: 03/25/2005 - An early morning fire is under investigation.
Updated: 03/25/2005 - A Kinston murder that took place years ago is now being told in a book just released.
Updated: 03/25/2005 - The Country Rover heads to James City to step back into the past.
Updated: 03/24/2005 - A small car wash with big gestures is underway to help the grieving family.
Updated: 03/24/2005 - A track coach resigns amid an investigation into his actions with a student.
Updated: 03/24/2005 - Thieves just can't break into one local store no matter what they do!
Updated: 03/24/2005 - A Beaufort County man was arrested Wednesday afternoon after leading lawmen on a chase through a canal.
Updated: 03/24/2005 - North Carolina Legislators are taking another look at the lottery.
Updated: 03/24/2005 - Lion fish may be beautiful, but they can be deadly.


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