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I recently had my BCM replaced on my 2000 Saturn SL. The night that they replaced my BCM I noticed that some of my dash lights and AC control lights blew out. Is it possible that the replacement of the BCM caused my lights to blow or do they have nothing to do with each other?
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In an attempt to produce a smaller game size for travel, Mattel reduced the card size to about a quarter normal but with the same thickness; the result is a deck that is virtually impossible to shuffle without cards flying everywhere. Part of the problem is the number of cards in an UNO deck, a little more than twice as many as an ordinary deck of playing cards. You will probably find that you can shuffle half of this miniature UNO deck a lot easier, but you must eventually recombine the cards, and then the old problem will resurface.
It's really too bad; this is a clever variation on the old classic that will provide a lot of new wrinkles for even the most experienced players, but at this card size it is likely to prove too annoying to be much fun. A full sized UNO Spin Deck with a correspondingly full sized UNO Spin Wheel would make a larger item to carry, but the payoff of increased playability would make it worth it IMHO, and fortunately, such a version apparently already exists, UNO Spin, though I have not actually tried it.
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The 2016 Freedom Challenge has come and gone. For riders in the Race to Rhodes and Race Across South Africa, some of the signs of their efforts are still fresh in mind, the vivid memories of places seen and people encountered along the way, the still familiar aches and pains for those that finished not too long ago. But as time slowly takes the edge off the hardships they experienced and bodies slowly heal and come back stronger, something more permanent comes to the fore.
After the blur of the finish and the sometimes rude awakening of getting back to normal life, the realisation of what they have been through slowly dawns on them and the overwhelming sense of achievement brings with it a new sense of pride. For some there will be unbridled excitement and wanting to share their stories with friends and family, for others it will be more of a sense of knowing, an inner smile that they carry forward with them. Either way, few are left unaffected by overcoming a great challenge and so to with the Freedom Challenge.
We would like to thank all the riders who set off along the trail this year, each facing their own particular challenge and overcoming it in their own special way. The Freedom Challenge leaves room for a person to test their own limits and to overcome many obstacles along the way - and long may it remain so. For all those new Whip Bearers and Blanket Wearers, welcome to the clan and well done for taking up the challenge and succeeding.
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And in the end there were three - the trio of Neville Higgs, Clint le Roux and Gerald vd Merwe, who after a night out in Stettynskloof managed to regroup and get it done, crossing the finish line at 5pm this afternoon to a warm welcome from friends and family. For Gerald, the final cutoff had been beaten and he received his Blanket after finishing in 25d 11h. For Clint and Neville who started a day later, their finishing time was 24d 11h. The three of them have stuck together through thick and thin and will surely have many shared memories and stories to tell - for now though, all that matters is that they have finished and can wear their Blankets with pride.
As the sun sets on yet another day on the trail, the Race Office waits for the last three riders to arrive. The trio of Clint le Roux, Neville Higgs and Gerald vd Merwe left Trouthaven this morning to take on Stettynskloof, the final stage in their journey to Diemersfontien.
As first timers to Stettynskloof, they would only have known what to expect by the reputation of the place and the stories of those who have gone before. Any Blanket Wearer will confirm that it is a place not to be underestimated. Judging by the time they got going this morning, they may have underestimated it..
Having made fairly slow progress through the kloof all day, they found themselves about halfway with the light beginning to fade. It seems they have taken the decision to camp out for the night and are in for a cold and uncomfortable night in the kloof, waiting for daylight before they proceed further. If they get going at first light, they should get to the finish at Diemersfontein by late morning - where the Race Office will be waiting to welcome them home.
Brad vd Westhuizen set off from Trouthaven before sunrise this morning - a man on a mission. Having rested there yesterday, his first task was to locate his bike and then finish off what he had started by getting through Stettynskloof. His progress was hampered by swollen rivers after all the rain and the ubiquitous thick bush in his path but he steadily made his way up the valley, making it out just after dark. From there it was a slow ride through to the finish at Diemersfontein and he arrived at 22h30 to be greeted by the biggest crowd so far - all the riders and supporters at the FC Finisher's Dinner. A fitting welcome from the many fellow Blanket Wearers and congratulations all around - well done Brad.
That leaves only the trio still out on the trail - Neville Higgs, Clint le Roux and Gerald vd Merwe are spending the night at Trouthaven, having arrived by lunch time from McGregor today. There will be a nervous anticipation in the air, the task is almost complete but the final obstacle still has to be conquered tomorrow. They should be well rested and up to the challenge - not much will stop them now.
In the early hours of this morning, Caren Henschel and Tony Wright crossed the finish line at Diemersfontein - after a very long day out for them which ended in the pouring rain - but nothing could dampen their spirits by then, they had persevered and finally earned their Blankets. Having ridden together from the start, they finished in 19d19h20min, a very good effort by both of them.
Catching up with the rest of the field today was a bit like watching a game of chess - one rider maintained his position while the others made a strategic move before their final assault.
Brad vd Westhuizen spent the day at Trouthaven, resting up and giving his injured back a chance to recover before his second attempt on Stettynskloof in the morning. He has used the time well, staying positive and is confident about his chances tomorrow.
The trio of Neville Higgs, Clint le Roux and Gerald vd Merwe completed the short hop to McGregor today, despite the wet weather. They arrived in time for lunch which meant they had the whole afternoon to rest and recover. Tomorrow they will move forward to Trouthaven and with the weather set to clear over the weekend, they look to have timed it well for a possible trip up Stettynskloof on Sunday.
For these four riders the end may be near but a finish is still not guaranteed - they still need to focus on the task at hand and continue in the same determined manner that has gotten them to this point - their Blankets await them.
The onslaught on Stettynskloof got underway early this morning as nine riders entered the valley at dawn. They worked their way steadily up towards the steep exit slope, beyond which lay a short ride to a warm Blanket. For the group of Hughes Clauser, Greg Perrett, Richard Cole and Gary Scoular, it was business as usual as they forged their way up the kloof and emerged by mid afternoon, then continued to the finish at Diemersfontein, arriving before dark. Apart from Gary, the other three have ridden together since before Rhodes, now their adventure has finally come to an end. For Frenchman Hughes, there will no doubt be many stories to tell back home. Well done to all of them for getting to the finish.
The next rider to emerge from the kloof was Fanus Vorster, who then continued to cross the finish line and receive his well deserved Blanket. His ride has been full of ups and downs and he went from the brink of withdrawing to completing a determined, mostly solo effort - well done for seeing it through.
Pierre Oosthuizen is another rider who had a tough ride - that was last year, when he got as far as Cambria. This time around, he was more determined than ever to get the Blanket and went out everyday, focussed and resolute, steadily making his way down the trail on his single speed. A few late night arrivals and early morning starts couldn't break his rhythm and today the hard work paid off when he finally arrived at Diemersfontein and wrapped himself in his Blanket - well done Pierre.
Among the nine riders leaving Trouthaven this morning were Brad vd Westhuizen and Caren Henschel together with Tony Wright. Brad made it halfway up the kloof and then his tracker showed him making a u-turn and heading back. It turns out, he took a fall on the way up and hurt his back, badly enough to make it very painful to carry his bike - so he went back down, leaving his bike near the dam and seeking assistance from the manager there, who helped him back to Trouthaven. He's not done yet as he will rest up tomorrow and try again. Tony and Caren have had a very long day in Stettynskloof but have made it out and are on their way to Diemersfontein, where the are expected later tonight.
The sweeps, Neville Higgs, Clint le Roux and Gerald vd Merwe, are in Montagu tonight, after a double stage from Rouxpos today. Neville had to take a detour to the local clinic to have his hand stitched up after he cut it coming out of Anysberg but he is on the mend and will continue with the others tomorrow. They are still hoping to finish over the weekend.
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The Diocesan Priest : Consecrated and Sent
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In a robust and engaging manner, David Bohr offers us a thorough review and timely reanalysis of the Catholic diocesan priesthood. Biblical, historical, and sacramental voices dialogue with the relevant documents of the Second Vatican Council, other papal pronouncements, and the perspectives of some of the major commentators on the state of the Catholic priesthood today. Clergy and laity alike will find in BohrG??s models of priestly ministry and the topics of consecration, mission, and celibacy a flash point reigniting the discussion of the past, present, and future of the Catholic diocesan priesthood. Monsignor David Bohr is currently pastor of St. Peter's Cathedral, Scranton, PA. He formerly served as diocesan director of continuing education of priests (1977G??89); rector of St. Pius X Seminary, Dalton, PA (1990G??2004); and academic dean of the North American College, Rome (2004G??07). He also taught theology part time at the University of Scranton and the Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome. Ordained a priest for the Diocese of Scranton in 1971, he received an STL in dogmatic theology from the Gregorian University and a doctorate in moral theology, summa cumlaude, in 1977 from the Academia Alfonsiana, Rome, Italy. Previous publications include Evangelization in America and Catholic Moral Tradition.show more
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The Diocesan Priest is a must read for those involved in the formation of candidates for the ministerial priesthood, and it belongs on every seminarian's bookshelf. Msgr. Bohr is deserving of praise for giving us such a fine synthetic treatment of key considerations connected to that office in the Church by which men are called to be and live and serve in persona Christi capitis.Msgr. Robert J. Batule, Adjunct Associate Professor of Systematic Theology, Seat of Wisdom The Diocesan Priest: Consecrated and Sent is a scholarly analysis of the modern Catholic priest by Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan, as he discusses the priesthood since the Second Vatican Council all those years ago... [This] is an intriguing read and insightful read for anyone curious on the lives of the priesthood.The Midwest Book Review The Diocesan Priest: Consecrated and Sent provides a thorough presentation of the historical and theological dimensions of the Catholic priesthood and is a welcome and valuable resource for anyone interested in understanding more profoundly what it means to be a priest. This study should certainly be part of any seminary formation program. Monsignor David Bohr clearly exhibits not only his expertise on the subject but also his devotion to the formation of priests from his many years as a faculty member and seminary rector.Most Reverend Donald W. Wuerl, STD, Archbishop of Washington Monsignor Bohr's years of work in priestly formation are evident in his description of the actual concerns of an often divided American presbyterate. He argues for a reappraisal of what diocesan priests are after demonstrating, with a rich historical sweep, what diocesan priests are not: not monks, not specially trained laypersons, not a merely cultic functionaries, but men indelibly deputed to build up communion within the priestly people of God. Tradition teaches that diocesan priests first of all proclaim the Good News of reconciliation. Humble and solicitous like the Good Shepherd, priests seek out both those who know Christ's voice and those who have yet to hear it, and theirs, Bohr notes, is the first word in the history of Christianity: 'Rejoice! Then they celebrate that Word become flesh together with their people, empowering them to move from missa to mission.' Bohr notes that celibate priests should learn to enjoy communion in their own lives as well, cultivating the affective Msgr. Bohr's wisdom, gained during many years of experience in seminary formation, brings to life the historical and theological research contained in this important work. Informative and well-written, this book will be of great help to seminarians, priests, seminary formation personnel, and all those seeking a deeper understanding of and love for the diocesan priesthood.Rev. Richard J. Gabuzda, Executive Director, The Institute for Priestly Formation With a compelling blend of practical insight and serious theological reflection upon the developing understanding of the ministerial priesthood from its Apostolic roots in the New Testament, Monsignor David Bohr has used his own twenty years of experience in priestly formation to produce a praiseworthy study of what Pope John Paul II described as the 'gift and mystery' of diocesan priesthood. Each chapter of this work reveals Monsignor Bohr's profound love for and understanding of priestly office and priestly men. A book of this kind promotes authentic, sound, and solid doctrine in an effort to advance a theological study of diocesan priests ordained to be co-sharers with the bishops in continuing the apostolic mission of preaching, sanctifying, and shepherding Christ's flock. Monsignor Bohr has provided a rich and detailed theological reflection that should prove to be of special interest to all those involved in priestly formation.Monsignor Aloysius Msgr. Bohr has truly done a great favor for all seminarians and priests in writing The Diocesan Priest: Consecrated and Sent. Msgr. Bohr provides a theological reflection that is well grounded in the Biblical text, while being deeply attentive to the historical development of the Church's understanding of the diocesan priesthood. This book will be a great help for priests and seminarians trying to understand the priesthood as it is experienced in the years following the Second Vatican Council. In particular, Msgr. Bohr provides a profound theological reflection on the particular charism of the diocesan priest as it is lived out in relation to the baptismal priesthood of the lay faithful and their mission in the world. The theological insight of The Diocesan Priest: Consecrated and Sent is certainly the fruit of Msgr. Bohr's extensive experience of the diocesan priesthood. It is a book that is most relevant for the Church of today.Philip A. Smith, Semi Monsignor David Bohr has written a scholarly and enjoyable work concerning the diocesan priesthood. Relying on his experience as a seminary rector and diocesan director of pastoral formation in his home diocese of Scranton and his formidable experience as Academic Dean at the North American College in Rome, Monsignor Bohr writes with academic style and grace. He has produced a book that is packed with pertinent, factual, and relevant material for priests, those contemplating priesthood, and for all those interested in the history, development, and current situation concerning the diocesan priesthood. A great read.Most Reverend William Patrick Callahan, OFM Conv, Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Milwaukeeshow more
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Monsignor David Bohr is currently pastor of St. Peter's Cathedral, Scranton, PA. He formerly served as diocesan director of continuing education of priests (1977-89); rector of St. Pius X Seminary, Dalton, PA (1990-2004); and academic dean of the North American College, Rome (2004-07). He also taught theology part time at the University of Scranton and the Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome. Ordained a priest for the Diocese of Scranton in 1971, he received an STL in dogmatic theology from the Gregorian University and a doctorate in moral theology, summa cum laude, in 1977 from the Academia Alfonsiana, Rome, Italy. Previous publications include Evangelization in America and Catholic Moral Tradition.show more


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LanguageService.ValidateBreakpointLocation Method (IVsTextBuffer, Int32, Int32, TextSpan[])
Called to determine if the given location can have a breakpoint applied to it.
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public virtual int ValidateBreakpointLocation( IVsTextBuffer buffer, int line, int col, TextSpan[] pCodeSpan )
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[in] The IVsTextBuffer object containing the source file.
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[out] Returns the TextSpan giving the extent of the code affected by the breakpoint if the breakpoint can be set.
Return ValueType: System.Int32
If successful, returns S_OK; otherwise returns S_FALSE if there is no code at the given position or returns an error code (the validation is deferred until the debug engine is loaded).
Even if you do not intend to support the ValidateBreakpointLocation but your language does support breakpoints, you must override the ValidateBreakpointLocation method and return a span that contains the specified line and column; otherwise, breakpoints cannot be set anywhere except line 1. You can return E_NOTIMPL to indicate that you do not otherwise support this method but the span must always be set. The example shows how this can be done.
Since the language service parses the code, it generally knows what is considered code and what is not. Normally, the debug engine is loaded and the pending breakpoints are bound to the source. It is at this time the breakpoint location is validated. This method is a fast way to determine if a breakpoint can be set at a particular location without loading the debug engine.
You can implement this method to call the ParseSource method with the parse reason of CodeSpan. The parser examines the specified location and returns a span identifying the code at that location. If there is code at the location, the span identifying that code should be passed to your implementation of the CodeSpan method in your version of the AuthoringSink class. Then your implementation of the ValidateBreakpointLocation method retrieves that span from your version of the AuthoringSink class and returns that span in the pCodeSpan argument.
The base method returns E_NOTIMPL.
Here is one possible implementation of the ValidateBreakpointLocation method that calls the ParseSource method parser to obtain the code span associated with the current location. Note that the ParseSource method is called on the current thread so the handling of the CodeSpan parse reason must be very quick to avoid delays in placing the breakpoint.
The GetCodeSpan method shown in the example is a custom method on the MyAuthoringSink object and was added to support this example implementation.
using Microsoft.VisualStudio; using Microsoft.VisualStudio.Package; using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TextManager.Interop; namespace MyLanguagePackage { public class MyLanguageService : LanguageService { public override int ValidateBreakpointLocation(IVsTextBuffer buffer, int line, int col, TextSpan[] pCodeSpan) { int retval = HRESULT.E_NOTIMPL; if (pCodeSpan != null) { // Make sure the span is set to at least the current // position by default. pCodeSpan[0].iStartLine = line; pCodeSpan[0].iStartIndex = col; pCodeSpan[0].iEndLine = line; pCodeSpan[0].iEndIndex = col; } if (buffer != null) { IVsTextLines textLines = buffer as IVsTextLines; if (textLines != null) { Source src = this.GetSource(textLines); if (src != null) { TokenInfo tokenInfo = new TokenInfo(); string text = src.GetText(); ParseRequest req = CreateParseRequest(src, line, col, tokenInfo, text, src.GetFilePath(), ParseReason.CodeSpan, null); req.Scope = this.ParseSource(req); MyAuthoringSink sink = req.Sink as MyAuthoringSink; TextSpan span = new TextSpan(); retval = VSConstants.S_FALSE; if (sink != null && sink.GetCodeSpan(out span)) { pCodeSpan[0] = span; retval = VSConstants.S_OK; } } } } return retval; } } }


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Estimated new cases and deaths from chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) in the United States in 2014:[1]
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- New cases: 15,720.
- Deaths: 4,600.
CLL is a disorder of morphologically mature but immunologically less mature lymphocytes and is manifested by progressive accumulation of these cells in the blood, bone marrow, and lymphatic tissues.[2] In this disorder, lymphocyte counts in the blood are usually greater than or equal to 5,000/mm3 with a characteristic immunophenotype (CD5- and CD23-positive B cells).[3,4] As assays have become more sensitive for detecting monoclonal B-CLL-like cells in peripheral blood, researchers have detected a monoclonal B-cell lymphocytosis (MBL) in 3% of adults older than 40 years and 6% in adults older than 60 years.[5] Such early detection and diagnosis may falsely suggest improved survival for the group and may unnecessarily worry or result in therapy for some patients who would have remained undiagnosed in their lifetime, a circumstance known in the literature as overdiagnosis or pseudodisease.[6,7]
In two selected series of more than 900 patients followed prospectively for a median of 5 to 7 years, overt CLL requiring chemotherapy occurred in 7% of patients.[5,8] In a database analysis and for up to 77 months before diagnosis, almost all patients with a diagnosis of CLL had prediagnostic B-cell clones that were identified in peripheral blood when available.[4,9]
For patients with progressing CLL, treatment with conventional doses of chemotherapy is not curative; selected patients treated with allogeneic stem cell transplantation have achieved prolonged disease-free survival.[10,11,12,13,14] Antileukemic therapy is frequently unnecessary in uncomplicated early disease.[15] The median survival for all patients ranges from 8 to 12 years in older trials with data from the 1970s through the 1990s.[15,16] There is, however, a large variation in survival among individual patients, ranging from several months to a normal life expectancy. Treatment must be individualized based on the clinical behavior of the disease.[17]
As found in one report, CLL occurs primarily in middle-aged and elderly adults, with increasing frequency in successive decades of life.[18] The clinical course of this disease progresses from an indolent lymphocytosis without other evident disease to one of generalized lymphatic enlargement with concomitant pancytopenia. Complications of pancytopenia, including hemorrhage and infection, represent a major cause of death in these patients.[19] Immunological aberrations, including Coombs-positive hemolytic anemia, immune thrombocytopenia, and depressed immunoglobulin levels may all complicate the management of CLL.[20] Prognostic factors that may help predict clinical outcome include cytogenetic subgroup, immunoglobulin mutational status, ZAP-70, and CD38.[2,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29] (Refer to the Prognostic Factors section in the Stage Information for Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia section of this summary for more information.) Patients who develop an aggressive high-grade non-Hodgkin lymphoma, usually diffuse large B-cell lymphoma and termed a Richter transformation, have a poor prognosis.[30] Patients with CLL are also at increased risk for other malignancies, even before therapy.[31]
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|Celtics make case for Jae Crowder as Most Improved Player in NBA
|04.08.16 at 7:41 pm ET
Another home game, another public relations blitz from the Celtics.
On Wednesday, the Celtics articulated their case for Isaiah Thomas on the All-NBA team.
This time, the Celtics are pushing Jae Crowder as the most improved player in the Association.
To their argument, Crowder has set career highs in:
- Points per game (14.5)
- Assists per game (1.9)
- Minutes per game (31.9)
- 3-point FG percentage (34.1)
- Rebounds per game (5.2)
- Steals per game (1.8)
- FG percentage (44.5)
- FT percentage (82.4)
Brad Stevens has maintained all season that Crowder has been one of, if not their best, versatile player, almost always drawing the opposing team's best scorer. The Celtics have been able to win games, like Golden State, without him.
There's no question that home court advantage plays a role in the NBA playoffs.
The real issue is how hard does Brad Stevens step on the gas in the final week to get a potential Game 7 on the TD Garden parquet?
The 46-32 Celtics enter Friday night a half-game behind the Hawks (47-32) for third in the East, with a chance to pull into a tie heading into Saturday night's showdown in Atlanta. Boston is tied with Miami for fourth. Both are a game ahead of Charlotte. A showdown with the Hornets at the Garden looms Monday night before the Celtics wrap up the regular season against the Heat Wednesday night in Boston.
So much to consider but first the games need to be played – and won.
"I think the biggest thing is we want to try to be playing our best," Stevens said pregame Friday. "We want to play well, we're focused on that. Regardless of the guys that are in the game, we need to be playing at a good rate, defensively and offensively, as we head into next week. Obviously, health is incredibly important as you get into the playoffs but there's a lot of things that go into being successful and we want to be playing well."
Will Stevens consider rest players?
"If they need it," Stevens answered. "See how it goes, see who you're playing and all that other stuff. I don't think you can make any decisions until you know who you are playing and what kind of matchup problems they present.
"It would be nice to be done in four. That's so far down the road for me, I'm not even thinking about it. So, we could play really well in any of the next four games and get beat. But we have to just focus on playing on the way that we can play. We're playing good teams. We're playing very talented teams.
After watching his 212-game streak of games played end Wednesday night, Evan Turner returns against the Bucks.
The news is not all that surprising considering Turner was diagnosed with just a left eye abrasion on Monday and no retina damage after getting poked in the eye with 20 seconds left in the win over the Lakers Sunday night.
Brad Stevens was asked so much Tuesday and Wednesday about the possibility of Turner wearing goggles that he joked after Marcus Smart took four stitches above the right eye against the Pelicans that Smart wouldn't need goggles.
As it turns out, Turner will wear protective glasses against the Bucks after going through a light workout on Thursday.
"It feels better, I can see out of my peripheral," Turner said before Friday's game. "I got in some shooting [Thursday] and some cardio, so I should be ready to rock. I could see a little bit. I think I'll be fine. Once I get into a rhythm and flow I'm sure I'll be good. One thing I was worried about was getting in some cardio workouts more than anything.
"There weren't many choice," Turner said of his choice of eyewear. "I had Chris Douglas-Roberts and a choice from Horace Grant or Kurt Rambis. CDR [was the choice] and that was pretty much it. I never had to do that. This will be my first time, and that should be good, be cool. No pain, it's just red. I'll be fine.
"If I did [keep wearing them], it would be moreso to protect the eye, especially after going through things with the doctors. I know the eye is fragile, and it could be way worse the next time.
"Didn't do much," Stevens said. "Shot a little bit [Thursday] but hasn't done anything contact wise. He'll wear a pair of glasses tonight, don't know how long he'll have to have those on, as far as multiple days whatever the case may be. Obviously, err on the side of protecting his vision and his eye. But he's having no trouble seeing peripherally or anything else. Should be good to go."
|Mike Petraglia, Josue Pavon explain significance of Celtics' ugly win over Pelicans
|04.07.16 at 9:05 am ET
WEEI.com's Mike Petraglia and Josue Pavon explain how the Celtics were able to hold on for an important 104-97 win over the Pelicans on Wednesday night at TD Garden. The Pelicans didn't have young superstar Anthony Davis and point guard Jrue Holiday but still managed to erase a pair of double-digit deficits in the second half. The win lifted the 46-32 Celtics into a third-place tie in the Eastern Conference with the Hawks.
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The way the injuries had been piling up in the last four weeks, Brad Stevens was just happy he could make light about the elbow Marcus Smart took to the face in the final 90 seconds of Boston's 104-97 win over the Pelicans on Wednesday night that result in four stitches above the right eye.
"He had four stitches just above his eye," Stevens said. "Everything is in place and everything is fine. He will not have to wear goggles on Friday. I know that's the most important part of the question."
Stevens was referring to the constant questions he's faced over the last several days about Evan Turner's left eye and whether he might play on Friday and whether or not he'll have to wear goggles to protect his left eye. As it turns out, Stevens said there is "a chance" Turner will be available against the Bucks.
Since mid-February, the Celtics have lost Kelly Olynyk, Jae Crowder, Jonas Jerebko and Evan Turner for stretches of time with various injuries. But after Wednesday's ugly win, in which the Celtics blew a pair of double-digit leads in the second half to the Pelicans and had to pull away in the final 90 seconds, Stevens was just focused on his team playing hard and closing out games.
|Celtics make very public case for Isaiah Thomas as All-NBA
|04.06.16 at 8:50 pm ET
It's an election year, and the Celtics are pushing their guy hard for a spot on the All-NBA team.
Isaiah Thomas has exploded onto the scene this year for the Celtics, leading his team to stunning wins over the Cavaliers in Cleveland and the Warriors last Friday in Oakland. He earned his first All-Star spot in February, playing for the East in Toronto on Feb. 14. Perhaps most significant, with Thomas leading the way, the Celtics are 45-32 and in position to make a run for the No. 3 seed in the East for the playoffs.
On Wednesday, the Celtics took the somewhat unusual move to take to social media and encourage those in the media with a vote to name the 24-year-old to the league's all-NBA squad.
"I think as you look at the All-NBA, you're looking for 15 guys that most impact their team's success. Hard to argue against him," coach Brad Stevens said before Wednesday's game.
In making their case, the team pointed out that Thomas is:
- On track to become only the third player in Celtics history with 1,600 or more points and 500 or more assists in a season. He would join a pair of Hall of Famers in Larry Bird and John Havlicek.
- One of six players in the NBA to average 22 points and six assists per game this season.
- Only player in the league to average 22 points, six assists and commit fewer than three turnovers per game.
- Eighth in the league in points per 100 possessions (32.2 PPG).
The team also points out that the Celtics are a plus-9.5 points per 100 possessions when he's on the court versus when he's on the bench.
Evan Turner continues to make progress from the injury to his left eye suffered in Sunday's win over the Lakers in Los Angeles.
Celtics coach Brad Stevens announced before Wednesday's game with the Pelicans at TD Garden that the guard has been cleared to do some work in practice on Thursday, holding out hope that he might be available against the Bucks on Friday.
"Evan just saw the doctor again today," Stevens said. "He's set to do light non-contact shooting [Thursday] with a chance that he'd play on Friday."
Stevens did not want to put a specific percentage on Turner's availability for Friday or whether he might need protective goggles when he returns.
"To be determined. I don't know the answer to that," Stevens said. "I think it's one of those situations where they'll reassess on Friday and figure that out."
Turner, in one of his trademark stylish camouflage sweaters, was in good spirits with the team on the bench during Wednesday's game against the Pelicans, cheering and offering support. He was wearing his normal eye glasses, as he was on Monday when he posted a picture on Instagram.
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