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Hi can someone please advise or point me in the right direction please.
I have a BlackBerry Bold 9000 with s/w version v220.127.116.11 on the device and version 4.6 on the desktop manager s/w. Also I am a BIS user.
Essentially the problem I have enountered and which I am stuck with at the moment is that the device has deleted all of the historic data (appointments, reminders etc of which their are 700 odd listed) within MS Outlook calendar, whilst still retaining all of the historic and future appointments on the actual device.
In addition it seems to have created a separate "Database" on the device which has only 25 appointments listed and which is syncing with outlook. The device has colour coded the two separate "database" for whatever reason.
But whenever I try and sync it will not sync the larger of the two databases and it will not place the content within outlook. I have also tried to force the sync from the device to outlook within the desktop manager as well as backing the device up before re-introducing the content back to the device and outlook wthout success.
The first time when this problem occurred it kept the re-occuring appointments only and deleted everything else and the most recent time it removed these as well. (Within outlook only)
So if you have the data in the device, irst of all, make a full backup using Blackberry Desktop Manager, after this clean the calendar database , follow the link
and after this sync again


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Description: The SKRC 440 is an RC snubber network for up to 500A rms load current applications which is designed to limit the rate of rise of voltage spikes which may exceed the dV/dt rating of SCRs. Use of the module also helps to improve SCR latching current for low level inductive load currents. Complete
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Description: The R-C Snubber and ARC suppressor is intended to suppress the inductive kick from motors, solenoids or relay coils. High energy noise spikes are generated whenever current is itnerrupted throug han inductive load. These noise spikes may interfere with associated eqipment causing erratic operationShow More
Supplier: Dataforth Corporation
Description: and an RC snubber circuit which allows switching heavy inductive loads. Functionality is denoted by case color—AC modules are black, and DC modules are red. Six backpanels are available for mounting SCMD-M digital output modules.
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Description: . The power thyristors are protected against excessive voltage fluctuation by varistors and RC snubbers incorporated in the module. It is advisable to install three high-speed fuses between the 3-phase line and the controller. WARNING: The GI models must be used in conjunction with an appropriate heatsink
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Description: The RT series of non-inductive, ceramic composite resistors are ideal for circuitry associated with surges, high peak power or high energy. They offer enhanced performance in high voltage power supplies, R-C snubber circuits, and inrush limiters. In pulsed applications, these compact resistors
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Description: field supplies Battery charger rectifiers Recommended snubber network: RC: 0.1 µF, 50 Ω (P R = 1 W)
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41. The Washington Post runs a Fox News ad that made false claims about tea party coverage.
On Sept. 18, 2009, Fox News Channel took out full-page ads in the Washington Post, the New York Post, and the Wall Street Journal with a prominent caption reading, "How did ABC, CBS, NBC, MSNBC, and CNN miss this story?" with pictures of a tea party movement protest on the United States Capitol lawn.
However, the still picture used in the ad was, in fact, taken from a CNN broadcast covering the event, and CNN, NBC, CBS, and MSNBC were all found to have aired coverage of the event.
40. E.D. Hill calls a fist bump between Barack and Michelle Obama a "terrorist fist jab."
E.D. Hill introduced an upcoming discussion about a fist bump between Barack and Michelle Obama after the final 2008 Democratic primaries by asking if the gesture was "a fist bump? A pound? A terrorist fist jab?" She never explained the term when the segment continued after a commercial break. (Less offensive but still awkward: She later asks a panelist if a "fist thump" is a "signal that young people get.")
39. Brian Kilmeade asks Nicaraguan meteorologist to host a Taco Day segment because she "probably grew up on tacos, right?"
38. Fox News exec urges staff to avoid discussing climate change.
In 2009, Fox News Washington managing editor Bill Sammon sent an email to staff offering guidance on how to handle the climate debate. The email was sent "minutes" after Fox White House correspondent Wendell Goler reported that U.N. scientists had issued a report saying that 2000–2009 was "expected to turn out to be the warmest decade on record."
"Given the controversy over the veracity of climate change data," Sammon wrote, "we should refrain from asserting that the planet has warmed (or cooled) in any given period without IMMEDIATELY pointing out that such theories are based upon data that critics have called into question. It is not our place as journalists to assert such notions as facts, especially as this debate intensifies."
37. Jon Stewart accuses Sean Hannity of manipulating video footage of a Michele Bachmann protest.
The Daily Show pointed out in a segment that Hannity's program passed off crowd footage from Glenn Beck's more heavily attended 9/12 rally as the crowd from a Michele Bachmann-led health care protest. Hannity claimed it was an "inadvertent mistake."
36. Hannity guest Bill Cunningham tells a female panelist, "Know your role and shut your mouth."
On a June 2013 episode of Hannity, right-wing radio host Bill Cunningham lashed out at commentator Tamara Holder during a discussion about whether Attorney General Eric Holder committed perjury. Pointing his finger in her face, Cunningham yells at Holder to "Shut up. Know your role and shut your mouth."
"What, are you going to cry?" Cunningham needled Holder later when she took a pause after Cunningham called her a "liberal stooge."
35. Fox Business host Charles Payne attacks The Lego Movie for "pushing an anti-business message to kids."
He also calls attention to the fact that Lord Business "looks a little bit like Mitt Romney."
34. Erick Erickson says it's "anti-science" to not believe men should "dominate" women.
Lou Dobbs and Erick Erickson bristled over a study that indicated that more women than ever are the primary breadwinners in their household. Erickson claimed, "When you look at biology, look at the natural world, the roles of a male and a female in society, and other animals, the male typically is the dominant role." Later, Megyn Kelly brought both Dobbs and Erickson on her program and tore into them: "I didn't like what you wrote one bit. To me you sound like somebody who's judging and then wants to come out and say, 'I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, and now let me judge judge judge, and by the way it's science it's science it's science it's fact fact fact fact.' Well, I have a whole list of studies saying your science is wrong and your facts are wrong."
33. Ben Carson compares LGBTQ people to NAMBLA and people who practice bestiality.
Former neurosurgeon Carson laid into same-sex marriage advocates during a discussion of Supreme Court decisions on a 2013 episode of Sean Hannity's program: "Well, my thoughts are that marriage is between a man and a woman. It's a well-established, fundamental pillar of society and no group — be they gays, be they NAMBLA, be they people who believe in bestiality — it doesn't matter what they are, they don't get to change the definition. So he, it's not something that is against gays, it's against anybody who wants to come along and change the fundamental definitions of pillars of society. It has significant ramifications."
32. Fox produces its own anti-Obama attack ad.
Fox & Friends aired this four-minute video, framed as a retrospective of President Obama's first term in office, as a "Fox & Friends Presents" special. It was later pulled from the Fox website with no explanation. Bill Shine, executive vice president of programming at Fox News, later told Yahoo that "the package that aired on Fox & Friends was created by an associate producer and was not authorized at the senior executive level of the network."
31. Andrea Tartaros says she'd "look fabulous" on food stamps.
"I should try it because do you know how fabulous I'd look? I'd be so skinny. The camera adds 10 pounds, you know."
30. Mistake in graphic portrays Obama as a GOP hopeful.
29. Jon Scott asks Bill Nye if the existence of a volcano on the moon disproves climate change.
Bill Nye chatted with Fox News anchor Jon Scott about the recent discovery of volcanoes on the moon and its implications for life's origins. Scott bypasses the origins talk to ask if these volcanoes caused climate change on the moon. After all, no one has burned any fossil fuels on the moon, and it's totally fine!
It's as confusing as it sounds, and Nye's reaction is priceless.
28. Fox poll claims 120% of Americans believe scientists falsify global-warming data.
Media Matters claims this wasn't just a typo, but an attempt at a deliberate distortion of data.
27. Fox psychiatrist thinks Obama was victimized by his parents and is taking it out on America.
On Fox & Friends, Dr. Keith Ablow told host Steve Doocy, "I think the president — going back to when his dad abandoned him, when his mother left him with his grandparents … all of those things led him to feel victimized, hurt, and injured, and he has extended it to this country."
26. Brian Kilmeade says Americans aren't "pure" like the Swedes because they keep marrying "other species and other ethnics."
During a discussion of a Swedish and Finnish study that found married people were less susceptible to Alzheimer's disease than unmarried ones, Kilmeade suggested the findings don't apply as much to Americans: "we [Americans] keep marrying other species and other ethnicities … Swedes have pure genes … in America we marry everybody…"
Kilmeade later apologized, saying, "I made comments that were offensive to many people. That was not my intention, and looking back at those comments, I realize they were inappropriate. For that I sincerely apologize. America [is a] huge melting pot, and that is what makes us such a great country."
25. Bob Beckel asks, "When was the last time you heard about a rape on campus?"
At least he's quickly corrected.
24. Fox & Friends claims Obama chose a sit-down with a costumed pirate in 2012 over a meeting with the Israeli prime minister.
The problem? The pirate photo was actually taken in 2009 for a skit used during the White House Correspondents dinner. The president's Twitter account tweeted the photo in 2012 to celebrate International Talk Like a Pirate Day.
22. Glenn Beck pretends to light a guest on fire over Obama's spending.
"Let's say Bill [Schultz] here is the average American and I'm President Obama," Beck says, pouring "gasoline" over Schultz. He then lights a match and asks, "President Obama, why don't you just set us on fire? For the love of Pete, what are you doing?"
20. Fox & Friends labels Elie Wiesel a "Holocaust winner."
The chyron was apparently quickly changed to "Nobel Prize winner."
19. Megyn Kelly claims that Jesus and Santa are both white.
While discussing a piece in Slate by Aisha Harris about a black versus white Santa in December 2013, Kelly pronounces that both Santa and Jesus are in fact white.
"You know, I've given her her due. Just because it makes you feel uncomfortable doesn't mean it has to change," Kelly said. "Jesus was a white man too. It's like we have — he's a historical figure that's a verifiable fact, as is Santa, I just want kids to know that. How do you revise it in the middle of the legacy in the story and change Santa from white to black?"
Kelly later defended her comments, saying that the panel was a "lighthearted segment" in which she "offered a tongue-in-cheek message to kids watching, saying that Santa, who I joked is a real person whose race is identifiable, is white — just as Harris claimed in her piece, but that we were debating that somehow should change."
18. Fox gets hoaxed by an Obama-supporting college student on live TV.
Max Rice, a film student at Columbia, fools Fox & Friends' Gretchen Carlson into thinking he's a Romney supporter living at home with his parents. When Carlson asks why he's supporting Romney, Rice says he's been a longtime Obama fan, and later replies that he lost a bet over a basketball game. An awkward silence ensues, and the segment quickly derails.
17. Fox News psychiatrist Keith Ablow claims Newt Gingrich's infidelity might make him a better president.
His basic argument: since women are clearly clamoring to be with Gingrich, America should be too. The 2012 article is still online.
16. A Neil Cavuto segment claims that poor people aren't actually poor because they have refrigerators.
In conjunction with a Heritage Foundation study, Fox claims that people who have fridges or microwaves aren't actually poor.
15. Ann Coulter says "liberal women" shouldn't be allowed to hold office.
Coulter likens Sen. Dianne Feinstein to "another 'I am woman, hear me roar' Democrat, Hillary Clinton," and says that "as soon as they get a question they don't like, they start crying." She adds, "I used to think women should not be able to vote and now I think liberal women should not be able to hold office."
14. Fox analyst Liz Trotta makes Obama assassination joke.
While discussing the Clinton campaign in May 2008, former Washington Times editor Liz Trotta made the comment to host Erik Shawd: "And now we have what some are reading as a suggestion that somebody knock off Osama, uh, Obama. Well, both, if we could."
She later apologized.
13. Mike Huckabee blames the Newtown shooting on schools forsaking God.
"We ask why there is violence in our schools, but we have systematically removed God from our schools," Huckabee said on Fox News shortly after the shooting. "Should we be so surprised that schools would become a place of carnage?"
12. Fox & Friends attacks SpongeBob for "pushing a global-warming agenda."
In July 2011, the Department of Education distributed free books to kids at a "Let's Move!" event, including one from Nickelodeon's The Big Green Help series titled SpongeBob Goes Green! An Earth-Friendly Adventure. Fox & Friends host Gretchen Carlson points out that the books "blamed man for global warming, but they did not tell kids that that is actually a disputed fact." Steve Doocy agrees: "Clearly, Nickelodeon is pushing a global-warming agenda."
11. Fox & Friends intros a segment on Chelsea Manning with Aerosmith's "Dude (Looks Like a Lady)."
Later Fox News coverage of Manning referred to her transition as a "ruse" and called her "Bradley," refusing to use her preferred name.
9. Anchor Lauren Green prods Muslim scholar Reza Aslan over why a Muslim would write a historical book about Jesus.
After she questions Aslan for several minutes about whether his religious beliefs bias his views of Jesus — Aslan repeatedly points out that he's a secular academic scholar of religion and his personal beliefs don't harm his objectivity — Green follows up with, "I believe that you've been on several programs and have never disclosed that you were a Muslim." The video went hugely viral, and Aslan's book, Zealot, climbed best-sellers lists.
8. Anchor abruptly cuts off interview with Thomas Ricks after he calls Fox a "wing of the Republican Party."
After being prodded about the significance of the deaths involved in the Benghazi fire, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Tom Ricks expresses that the focus on Benghazi has been tied to a political agenda, countering that thousands of contractors had been killed in Iraq to less media attention. After he accuses Fox of "operating as a wing of the Republican Party," the anchor abruptly ends the interview.
7. Fox & Friends airs doctored photos of two New York Times journalists.
On a 2008 edition of Fox and Friends, Brian Kilmeade and Steve Doocy aired photos of New York Times reporter Jacques Steinberg and Times television editor Steven Reddicliffe that seem to have been Photoshopped in order to portray the journalists unflatteringly. The photos depict Steinberg with yellowed teeth, a widened nose and chin and darkened eyes. The other image of Reddicliffe had similar yellow teeth, as well as dark circles and a digitally recessed hairline.
6. In 2008, Fox & Friends calls Mr. Rogers an "evil, evil man" for making kids feel "special."
Six minutes of Fox & Friends airtime are devoted to "this evil, evil man who's ruined a generation of kids." The problem? Rogers tells kids they're special just for being who they are: "Why didn't Mr. Rogers say [to kids], 'You know what, there's a lot of room for improvement. Keep working on yourself! The world owes you nothing.'"
5. Bill O'Reilly screams "shut up!" at Jeremy Glick, son of a 9/11 victim, and cuts off his microphone.
Glick's father was a Port Authority worker who was killed on Sept. 11. But instead of going being angry and calling for blood, Glick argues that it'd be wrong for innocent citizens to die in Afghanistan because Taliban extremists murdered his father. O'Reilly disagrees and gets into a heated fight with Glick, eventually screaming at him to "shut up" and forcing the producers to cut his mic.
O'Reilly later called his interview with Glick his "most offensive" interview ever: "This guy comes in after the attack on 9/11. His father was killed in the World Trade Center, he comes in, he signs an advertisement that says America is a terrorist nation. I get him in here and then he says 'the alleged attack on the World Trade Center,' implying that the U.S. government had something to do with it. I was so angry and appalled, and the 'far-left' has made this guy into a hero, this guy Jeremy Glick, and it was just revolting. And if I could have whacked him, I would have."
3. Liz Trotta asks how much rape is TOO much rape.
Trotta first claims that feminists "want to be warriors and victims at the same time." She then adds that that rising rates of sexual assault in the military are feminists' fault, and that taxpayer dollars are being wasted on a "whole bureaucracy upon bureaucracy being built up with all kinds of levels of people to support women in the military who are now being raped too much." When the host points out that people who serve in the military need to be protected too, Trotta argues that the job of the military is to protect America, not the members of the military itself.
1. Geraldo Rivera blames the Trayvon Martin shooting on hoodies.
"I think the hoodie is as much responsible for Trayvon Martin's death as George Zimmerman was," Rivera said on Fox & Friends shortly after the infamous Florida shooting. After the clip went viral, he later tried to explain his comments on Twitter, but maintained that Martin's hoodie was responsible for his death.
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- The US ambassador to Somalia gave the country's new president a "Make Somalia Great Again" hat in the color of Somalia's flag 🇸🇴
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Hot Rods RHP Shane Dyer worked seven no-hit innings, walking one and plunking two with eight strikeouts. The TinCaps advanced a runner into scoring position in the 2nd on a walk and a hit batsman, but could not come up with the big hit.
Bowling Green got onto the board in the bottom of the 3rd. Robi Estrada stroked a leadoff single to center, stole second and scored on Chris Murrill's two-out single to make it 1-0.
That was all TinCaps RHP Jerry Sullivan allowed as he nearly matched the Hot Rods pitch for pitch. Sullivan allowed a run on five hits and didn't walk a batter while striking out six, but took the loss.
Meanwhile, Hot Rods RHP Kirby Yates came in for the 8th inning and struck out the first five batters he faced. After getting the first two outs in the 9th and hitting Nate Freiman with a 1-2 pitch, Yates allowed a line-drive single to left by Hagerty on a 1-2 pitch to put runners at first and second. Yates struck out Jon Alia to end the game, preserve the shutout and the series sweep.
The TinCaps went 1-for-23 with runners in scoring position in the series and scored only five runs in the three-game set. It was the first time Fort Wayne has been swept in a three-game road series since early August, 2008.
Sullivan (1-1) took the loss. Dyer (2-2) was the winning pitcher, dropping his ERA to 1.25.
Fort Wayne fell below .500 to 13-14. The Hot Rods upped their record to 8-19.
The TinCaps return to Parkview Field to take on the Lansing Lugnuts (Class-A Toronto Blue Jays) in a three-game series beginning Friday at 7:05 p.m. TinCaps LHP Mike Watt (2-1) goes to the mound against Lansing RHP Chad Jenkins (1-2).
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Court: Texas Death Row Inmate May Have Faked Mental IllnessA Texas death row inmate may have faked mental illness to avoid execution for the fatal shooting of his ex-girlfriend and her daughter 23 years ago in Houston, a federal appeals court said.
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Hello Melody,
To the extent possible, yes I do grow plants in my garden before they
make it to the nursery inventory. Not as much as I used to "back when".
There are some things each year that are "new" at least to the wholesale
market. If I wait until I have grown it for 3 to 5 years before carrying it,
the plants will not longer be new to the market for collectors. I do have to
admit that I am pretty cautious about what ends up in the catalog... to the
conservative side. Even with the new stuff I try to read and watch for a
year or two before I order.
Many of the nurseries have display gardens to some extent. Not all. My
nursery grew out of my gardens.. that is not all that rare, either. I can
not quote statistics to you. A bit like "well, yes some do... but then many
do not".
Gene E. Bush
Munchkin Nursery & Gardens, llc
Zone 6/5 Southern Indiana
----- Original Message -----
> Gene: Not in the least disappointed with your answer. Just a further bit
> of discernment, please...are all the plants you sell plants that you
> yourself grow in your own garden first before offering them to the
> public for sale? Is that typical of many private nurseries? Thanks in
> advance!
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1. Spiral notebooks.
Hurts the side of your hand. The worst are the five-subject with the extra big rings.
2. Writing in a three-ring binder.
You have to do that thing where you fit your hand between the top two, then eventually have to pick it up and fit it in between the bottom two.
3. Only one gross lefty glove in gym class.
The handsweat of a thousand lefties before you.
4. Only two pairs of the green lefty scissors in class, three lefty kids.
Scrambling through the scissors to find the ones with the green rubber handles, only to see they're already all gone.
5. Ballpoint pens don't work as well because you're pushing, not pulling the ball.
The ink will never flow as well for lefties, so our pens stop up more.
6. Ink all over the side of your hand.
7. Bonking elbows with a righty at the dinner table.
8. On the iPad Kindle app, the left side is back page.
This is really annoying — if you prefer to hold it in your left hand, you have to move your hand all the way to the other side to tap. On a real Kindle, page forward is on both sides, thankfully.
9. Driver's cup holder is for the right hand.
So you have to hold your cup with your right hand.
10. Number pad is on the right-hand side of keyboard.
11. Dying sooner, so becoming a zombie sooner.
Studies have shown lefties die up to nine years sooner than righties. At least we'll get to eat their brains.
12. These desks.
College lecture hall desks with postage-stamp sizes desks. You have to twist your back and hold up your arm to use.
13. Measuring cups show you the stupid metric side.
The cups/ounces side is for the righties. You have to do that thing where you twist your whole arm around to be able to read ounces.
14. You, old friend.
15. Made for righties.
Apparently you can get modified lefty controllers, but maybe you should just go outside.
16. Cord on the credit card machine pen is never long enough.
Annoying. Annoying. I'm annoyed.
18. For which someone invented THESE
The saddest thing is that all the lefties in the BuzzFeed office now want these. The indignity.
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- The suspect in a Kansas shooting that left an Indian man dead thought he was shooting Iranians, and the FBI is investigating as a possible hate crime.
- Elon Musk announced that his SpaceX company will send two tourists around the moon by 2018 🚀🌝


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Data breaches
CIO Stephen Warren is the only VA official who has responded to a series of inquiries from Congress seeking insight into the agency's IT security.
A month after responses were due to Congress from the Department of Veterans Affairs regarding more than 100 questions on IT security practices, the House Veterans' Affairs Committee still hasn't received satisfactory answers.
Beginning Oct. 22, the committee delivered a series of inquiries to VA's Office of Information and Technology after conflicting testimony from high-level VA officials and concerns about at least nine state-sponsored data breaches. The lawmakers' request included questions about how VA safeguards more than 20 million veterans' personally identifiable information.
To meet the tight deadline, VA officials directed a small segment of the 8,000 OIT employees to answer the inquiries while banking on additional help from VA's Office of Inspector General.
On Nov. 8, VA Secretary Eric Shinseki informed Rep. Mike Coffman (R-Colo.), chairman of the Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee, that he had asked the IG's office to expand its 2013 Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) audit to include the questions. Four days later, the IG's office said it could not do so because the audit had already been completed, and expanding its 2014 audit would require modifying its audit contract.
Congress probes whether VA violated law in job change
Congress turns up heat on VA data breaches
Capitol Hill officials with knowledge of the inquiries told FCW that the committee has received only one response. Those answers and documentation came Nov. 22 from VA CIO Stephen Warren to Coffman.
In his response, Warren states, "VA will continue to work to provide information that is responsive to the subcommittee's requests." He included a general outline of VA's policies and practices regarding security vulnerabilities and Web applications and added that VA had complied with FISMA despite skepticism from Congress and critical reports from oversight bodies.
In addition, Warren countered Coffman's categorization of VA as a "compromised environment" after it became known that multiple actors had penetrated VA networks since March 2010.
"VA followed its established standard operating policies and procedures to maintain system integrity," Warren said. "All known computers possibly subject to the incidents were removed from the network and cleaned. Usernames and passwords were reset for all suspected affected users."
Warren's response alerted Congress that VA OIT's security posture had been raised to "elevated" effective Nov. 21 after "an increased number of incidents reported to VA from [the U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team], the annual security risks that accompany the holiday season and the public's recent interest in VA's information security posture."
OIT's security posture is assessed under the Information Operations Condition (InfoCon) system. It works like an alerting system, with higher threat levels calling for a higher level of vigilance.
VA's current designation of "elevated" means systems are at greater risk than those at "guarded" or "normal" levels but less than those at "severe" or "critical" levels. Elevated security postures result from a significant number of network probes, scans or activities that indicate patterned reconnaissance; incidents that affect enterprise systems; or intelligence that suggests an imminent attack against senior management units.
It is unclear how long VA will remain at the elevated threat level, but Warren wrote that top officials will consult with VA's Network Security Operations Center to make InfoCon determinations going forward.
A VA spokesperson said VA will continue to provide information to the committee while it awaits the results of an independent audit.
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March 30, 2017
The new $7.5 billion SETI acquisition program aims to rapidly contract innovative technologies and solutions across the Defense Department.
The Department of Commerce is revising its confidentiality agreement for statistical data survey respondents to reflect the fact that the Department of Homeland Security could see some of that data if it is captured by the Einstein system.
In a Feb. 17 memo, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis told senior leadership to establish teams to look for duplication across the armed services in business operations, including in IT and cybersecurity.
State election officials had more questions than answers after a Department of Homeland Security presentation on the designation of election systems as critical U.S. infrastructure.
The government desperately needs younger talent to replace an aging workforce, and experts say that a freeze on hiring doesn't help.
The Department of Veterans Affairs will test an internally developed scheduling module at primary care sites nationwide to see if it's ready to service the entire agency.
Any update on this? I sure would love it if Frank could confirm that the VA is still dragging their feet.
I am no fan of oversight committees and their know it all staff and members. However, the VA and particularly Steph Warren have a history of blowing off anyone who questions their operation. I predict they will provide the same runaround they always have and pretend everything is okay.
You must be kidding congress. As long as you deal with Warren, you're dealing with a man who has no intent to answer anything you ask! OIT hasn't done a thing differently to be more vigilant, trust me this is a joke (on you). Like the SECVA, Warren has his next gig lined-up and they're here to take the blows on their way out. Wake up, these folks have been on their way out the door for a long time, so your requests mean nothing to them. They're just stalling! Look at how the SECVA couldn't find somebody to be the VACIO. Put the puzzle together, you need to ramp up the pressure on these two frauds if you want answers. And while you're at it, please rid the VA of the rest of the recent SES frauds they've hired into IT positions. Those people have no clue what the VA does, or what VA's IT does to support VHA's mission, so they are as useless as Warren. Please force them out.
The Only Government Branch, the Executive and it's entire Cabinet, federal and states, consistently not only doing for us Vets but the Military personal and their Families, Finally, from day one, started even before, and the first oath to office!!!
The Country, through their representatives certainly aren't, the long underfunded, decades now and especially the past decade plus:
RM: "We got a huge round of tax cuts in this country a few weeks before9/11. Once 9/11 happened and we invaded Afghanistan, we kept the tax cuts anyway.
How did we think we were going to pay for that war? Did we think it was free?
Then, when we started a second simultaneous war in another country, we gave ourselves a second huge round of tax cuts. After that second war started. The wars, I guess, we thought would be free, don`t worry about it, civilians. Go about your business." 23 May 2013
"If military action is worth our troops' blood, it should be worth our treasure, too" "not just in the abstract, but in the form of a specific ante by every American." -Andrew Rosenthal 10 Feb. 2013
"12 years also is a long time. We now have a lifetime responsibility to a generation of service members, veterans and their families." Dr. Jonathan Woodson 11 Sep. 2013: With 9/11 Came Lifetime Responsibility
As those hawks and oh so patriotic supporters loves their wars for free, especially the decades of results from!!
USN All Shore '67-'71 GMG3 Vietnam In Country '70-'71
Just a thought - does the VA have anyone in charge of Configuration Management? I don't think so. If CM were a top priority, you would greatly reduce current and future anomalies.
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Traditional Indian spices are well known for their significant health benefits, and our curries are packed full of them. Spices, herbs and spicy foods have been proven to help and alleviate a wide spectrum of health problems as well as being great beauty boosters too – being great for maintaining healthy, glowing skin.
Takeaways are often synonymous with unhealthy food – think greasy burgers, carb-rich pizza and Chinese food, which is often overloaded with the chemical monosodium glutamate. Because curry contains so many vegetables, herbs, spices and other healthy ingredients, it's a brilliantly healthier alternative to other types of fast food.


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Bell Hands Off Bike U-Lock Review
This key lock may be cheap, but it doesn't get the job done or come with a warranty. Consumers report bikes being stolen and locks freezing and rusting.
This lock should be a good one -- its shackle and crossbar are made of eight inches of hardened steel and coated with vinyl to keep from nicking your ride. The Bell Hands Off Bike U-Lock (starting at $10, Amazon) also comes with a carrying bracket with quick release and two keys, one of which has a light to use at night.
But in Bell Hands Off Bike U-Lock reviews on Buzzillions, this lock barely gets two stars. The main complaint seems to be that riders who used it had their bikes stolen. Even consumers whose bikes didn't disappear gripe about the lock rusting and the key casing breaking. This report about the key comes as no surprise; as one bicycle lock review on Sports Authority points out,the "head" of the key is just plastic, not metal. With no anti-theft warranty, this cheap lock could actually cost you hundreds of dollars.
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"I like this vintage style Santa graphic, but I read that the designer used a cutting machine to cut a red vinyl decal to afix to the cream painted wood board. I don't know what kind of cutting machine she is talking about and I wonder how pricey it is? I'd like an alternative to getting that Santa on there."
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Welcome friends and loved ones to your home with this beautiful Apple Pie Wreath from Lisa DeNardi. This wreath is great to have out all season long and makes a wonderful first impression for guests coming to your home.
- Wire wreath
- Fresh Apple Pie sign (or similar sign)
- Roll of loose woven burlap
- A few fall sprigs
- Floral apples
- Fall fabric
The fabric and the burlap were cut in strips roughly 12 inches by 1 inch. The fabric was just as pretty on the flip side and I liked the look of both colors on the wreath.
Each strip was tied randomly to the wire wreath. The loose woven burlap will fray quite a bit while working with it. That's ok. The overall look should have an uncontrolled and natural appearance.
With the addition of a few small apples, fall flowers and trimmings, the wreath filled out beautifully... and those stray burlap strings just add to the rustic charm.
I loved this wooden, half-rolling pin I found at Michaels. The wire was tied to the bottom of the wreath when it was all done.
- PLEASE NOTE: Using any decorative items you wish, this wreath will be beautiful in any room, but is ONLY to be used indoors. The loose woven burlap will not stand up to outdoor weather.
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Jan 23, 2017
I love any wreath that uses fruit! I have some vintage dinnerware with apples and this wreath would really complement that set! And rolling pins are easy to come by at garage and estate sales if you don't mind keeping it round ... Easy enough to add your own words to it. Or even put it at the top and hang your wreath from the rolling pin! Darling project!
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Sep 09, 2016
So cute! This is a great piece of fall decor. I hope no one is disappointed if you don't always have fresh apple pie waiting for them, though. )
Sep 04, 2016
Just what I need for my door this fall. The weather has turned cool finally, and I took my summer wreath down only to discover I don't have a fall replacement! I'll have to work fast!
Aug 28, 2013
VERY cute! Can't wait to try it!!
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Miroslav Sladek, 41, the head of the right-wing Republican Party, was the only candidate in two inconclusive rounds of voting in the federal assembly. A total 107 of the 289 deputies boycotted the vote to protest Mr Sladek's candidacy and his alleged xenophobic views. The Czechoslovak parliament will vote again on 30 July.
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"Do-It Yourself Cattle Stunner"
"Are you in the mood for a huge, juicy steak?Or how about a tasty rack of beef ribs?Or maybe a big
hamburger, but you're sick and tired of having to run the store?All you want is some beef.Who
needs to be called a murderer by some vegetarian?What a hassle!What if we told you could stun
and butcher a cow at your own house?That's right; now you can, with the new Do-It Yourself Cattle
Stunner, from the Red Dwarf Corporation, formerly the Skull-Blow Corporation.You may be asking
yourself, 'And just who the hell are they?' We're the same company who introduced Pizza-In-A-Cup to
the masses.So, you see, we know food products.Simply buy a cow, raise it for years, almost as a
cherished family pet, and then bash in its skull and butcher it!Your freezer will be stuffed with meat of
all kinds of cuts of meat, and you and your family, or live-in will be chowing down on tasty beef, very
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I'm in the mood for a steak RIGHT now, and I'm very sick so I can't go to the store. I'll just head over to a farm, buy a cow, wait a few years, kill it, freeze it and eat it... I'm sure no vegetarian will call me a murderer...
Problem solved!
Brilliant Mike, how ironic.
Another "I like it" well deserved.
You know, I shot a javelina, which is a desert pig, once with my bow and my wife came home to find me butchering it on the kitchen table! We ate him one delicious piece at a time, and if I could lift a freakin cow onto my table I would do the same thing! If I'm lyin, I'm dyin!
I live right next to a cattle farm. I'm sure they'd like one. I so love your sense of humour, Mike!
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"5th time we have stayed at Jackson Lake Lodge. Out favorite place to stay in this area. Watching elk and moose on Willow Flats thru binoculars is so enjoyable. The fall colors are so amazing. Taking our meals in the Pioneer Grill is always enjoyable, relaxed atmosphere, chatting with the staff. W..."
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"Great log cabin but so over priced! I pay less for nicer rooms in NYC. We were out hiking and exploring the Tetons from sun rise to sun set so really just used the bed, that's all."
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"The place is amazing. The bed is very comfortable; and difficult to get out of especially on cold mornings. The delicious coffee and breakfast will help you with that morning push though. The restrooms/showers are common, two for men and three for women. It is a little bit of a downside when you..."
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Map of Yellowstone National Park (and vicinity) hotels
- Yellowstone National Park North Entrance
- Old Faithful
- Mammoth Hot Springs
- Yellowstone Lake
- Jenny Lake
- Yellowstone Park West Entrance
- Roosevelt Lodge
- Yellowstone National Park - South Entrance
- Madison Campground
- Yellowstone National Park East Entrance
- Fishing Bridge
- Grand Canyon of Yellowstone
- National Park Mountain
- Colter Bay Visitor Center
- Yellowstone IMAX Theatre
- Old Faithful Visitor Education Center
- Colter Bay Campground
- Grand Prismatic Spring
- Yellowstone Historic Center
Best hotels in Yellowstone National Park (and vicinity)
City overviewUnique features here include parks and natural features. You'll enjoy the ample coffee and bar options, along with outdoor areas for hiking and camping. Take in some local culture at popular places like National Wildlife Art Museum and Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum. Popular sights like Old Faithful and Mammoth Hot Springs won't disappoint. If you're looking for a family-friendly getaway, this place is for you.
Where to stayWhether you're planning to stay for a night or for the week, the area has accommodations to fit every need. Search for hotels with Hotels.com by checking our online map. Our maps display the areas and neighborhoods around each hotel so you can refine your search within the larger area. The best hotel deals are here with our lowest price guarantee.
How to get thereFly in to West Yellowstone, MT (WYS-Yellowstone), 31.5 mi (50.7 km) from the city center. Jackson Hole, WY (JAC) is the next closest major airport, 57.4 mi (92.4 km) away.
What to see in the areaFun activities like camping and skiing are on hand, along with attractions such as:
- • Sleeping Giant Winter Sports Area
- • Grand Targhee Resort
- • Alaska Basin Trail
- • Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
- • Snow King Resort
- • Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center
- • Yellowstone Big Gun Fun
- • Wildlife and Natural History Safaris
- • Alpine Slide of Jackson Hole
- • Amaze'n Maze in Jackson Hole
- • Abyss Pool
- • West Thumb Geyser Basin
- • Grant Village Campground
- • Yellowstone Lake
- • Lone Star Geyser
- • Old Faithful
- • Mammoth Hot Springs
- • Castle Geyser
- • Grand Geyser
- • Grand Prismatic Spring
When to visitWondering what time of year to travel, or what clothes to pack? Here are seasonal norms to help you with your planning:
Seasonal temperature averages
- • January-March: 41°F day, 0°F night
- • April-June: 73°F day, 17°F night
- • July-September: 79°F day, 24°F night
- • October-December: 59°F day, -2°F night
- • January-March: 5.7 inches
- • April-June: 6.5 inches
- • July-September: 4.3 inches
- • October-December: 6.3 inches
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Umm, yeah. There are photobombs, and there are PHOTOBOMBS. In an unintentional version of the photobomb, Colts superstar quarterback Andrew Luck was exposed while dressing at his corner locker following the Colts improbable comeback win over the Chiefs on Saturday.
The photo was being taken of Colts punter Pat McAfee while speaking with the media, but quickly caught fire on Twitter when Luck was noticed mostly naked in the background.
Naked Andrew Luck with the photobomb of the week! pic.twitter.com/g21FJhmuPj
— Mitch Fee (@M_Fee3) January 6, 2014
Pat McAfee quickly took to Twitter with a funny apology to the Stanford product.
I feel awful for that Luck photobomb.. Really thankful all his parts were covered.. And now I'm hoping the future HOFer forgives the mistake
— Pat McAfee (@PatMcAfeeShow) January 5, 2014
While Andrew Luck has no real reason for anger or embarrassment, the Colts have history with specialists and quarterbacks quarreling. Anybody know where the "idiot kicker" Mike Vangerjagt is now? Because I know where Peyton Manning is.
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|Celtics: Morning Irish Coffee
|09.24.10 at 9:11 am ET
Interesting read from Fan House on former Celtics guard Nate Archibald, who hopes to become the only guy on the NBA's 50 Greatest Players list to earn a Ph.D. in education. A member of Boston's 1981 championship team, Tiny entered the NBA in 1970 without a college degree, earning his bachelor's degree at UTEP during summers off and getting his master's at night from Fordham.
"It might not be a big deal to some people, but to me, getting the Ph.D. will be my greatest accomplishment," said Archibald in the piece. "I'm no Einstein, that's for sure, and I'm not smarter than anyone else, but maybe I've been more persistent. And I understand the value of education."
I don't know about you, but I'm shocked to learn that most NBA players don't have a Ph.D. Are we sure that Ron Artest isn't putting diplomas on his walls?
NBA Jersey Sales
For the third straight season, Kobe Bryant tops the NBA's list of highest-selling jerseys, but the Celtics placed three players in the league's top 15: 3. Kevin Garnett; 8. Paul Pierce; and 11. Nate Robinson. As a team, the Celtics rank No. 2 behind the Lakers in jersey sales. Semih Erden and Von Wafer are yet to crack the top 15.
NBA 2K11 Player Ratings
The NBA 2K11 video game released its player ratings for each team's projected starting five. The Celtics have the third-highest average rating (80.2) in the game, behind the Heat and Lakers (tied at 82.2).
Rajon Rondo (87) is Boston's highest-rated player and the league's fourth-ranked point guard (behind Dwyane Wade-97, Chris Paul-95 and Deron Williams-92). No surprise there. Everywhere else? That's a different question.
Pierce (83) is the sixth-rated player at his position (behind Andre Iguadola and Gerald Wallace?). Garnett ranks eighth among power forwards (behind David Lee and Josh Smith?). Ray Allen is the 12th-ranked shooting guard (behind OJ Mayo, Stephen Jackson and Vince Carter?). And Kendrick Perkins (72 when healthy) is ranked 16th among centers (behind Greg Oden, Marc Gasol, Ben Wallace and Andrea Bargnani?).
Celtics Scratch Ticket
The Celtics haven't been in the NBA lottery since 2007, but they released a scratch ticket called "Celtics Cash." Apparently, there's more than $20 million dollars in prizes, so the good news for fans is that combined they'll make less than Garnett ($21.2 million) this season!
NBA's New Uniforms
The NBA unveiled new uniforms for all 30 teams. Don't worry. They're just lighter fitting, like when George Costanza introduced cotton unis to the Yankees. The Celtics are one of three teams–along with the Bulls and Blazers–that will stick with the traditional round-neck tanktop look, as opposed to the v-neck cutoff sleeves look. They'll also be returning the tiny shorts that Nate Archibald used to wear. Just kidding.
|Ainge: We like our talent
|09.23.10 at 1:14 pm ET
QUINCY — Speaking to reporters before the Celtics annual golf fundraiser to support The Shamrock Foundation, Celtics general manager Danny Ainge noted: "I think this is the most talented team we've had in quite a while. Now it's just a matter of it all coming together."
Never one to tip his hand, Ainge acknowledged that the team has been bringing in players such as Rashad McCants and Adam Morrison (who just agreed to a training camp deal with the Wizards), but said, "We may be all done, and we may not."
Where the Celtics are thin is at the backup wing position behind Paul Pierce and Ray Allen. Ainge brought in Delonte West and Von Wafer, and re-signed Marquis Daniels to primarily fill those roles. West and Daniels, in particular, seem to have the inside track.
"Had we not had the [Kendrick Perkins] injury, maybe our focus would have been on backup wings for Paul and Ray," Ainge said. "It was still a priority. After we got our center positions filled, bringing in Delonte and Nate [Robinson], I think were huge just to take minutes off of [Rajon] Rondo and Paul and Ray. I think we have great depth now in bringing Marquis back."
On the subject of Daniels, it hardly seemed a given that he would return to Boston after falling out of favor, and the rotation, following a mid-season thumb injury. Ainge, however, sounded an optimistic note about his contributions.
"It didn't work out for him [last year]," Ainge said. "Tony [Allen] earned the minutes, but coming out of training camp Marquis won those minutes. Marquis outplayed all of our bench players throughout October, November and December until he had the [thumb] injury. We know what Marquis is capable of doing." Read the rest of this entry »
|Look back: Shaq, Celtics teammates before
|08.04.10 at 11:45 pm ET
When Shaquille O'Neal and Jermaine O'Neal suit up for the Celtics next season, there will be some familiarity with their new teammates on the court. Both played with Ray Allen, Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce in the 2004 and 2005 NBA All-Star Games.
In 2004, Pierce (Celtics) and Jermaine O'Neal (Pacers) represented the East while Garnett (Timberwolves), Allen (SuperSonics), and Shaquille O'Neal (Lakers) played for the West. Shaq (24 points, 11 rebounds) took home MVP honors as the West won, 136-132, in Los Angeles.
The following year, Shaquille O'Neal changed conferences and joined Pierce and Jermaine O'Neal on the East team as a member of the Heat. Garnett and Allen played for the West. Allen led all players with 17 points and Jermaine O'Neal tied MVP Allen Iverson with 15 for the East. The East won, 125-115, in Denver.
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|Catching up with Glen Davis
|07.16.10 at 12:53 am ET
LAS VEGAS — WEEI.com caught up with Glen Davis while he is training with Joe Abunassar at Impact Basketball in Las Vegas. He talked about the Celtics' upcoming season, free agent moves, and a new trio in South Beach.
Optimistic Outlook: 'I think we're going to do well [next season]. We have a lot of pieces back. With Ray Allen being back, I'm really happy he came back. I'm also happy that Paul [Pierce] came back. We have KG and then we just added Jermaine O'Neal. There's a lot of other pieces that we need to put together, but I think Danny [Ainge] and the front office are going to make sure we have the team, the players, and it's all about just gelling together and making sure it happens.'
'Family' Reunion: 'It was great. To see [Doc Rivers, Paul Pierce and Ray Allen] come back means a lot. Especially what it means to them, and that's what it's all about. We're family. Everybody knows that. We've been together, we've been through the ups and downs. We've been through the trenches and we've just got to make sure we do what we have to do.'
Shrek and Donkey 2.0? 'I love Nate [Robinson]. He brings a whole realm to the team that most players can't bring. I just hope that he finds a place to play, and if it's not with us, that [stinks], but if it's with us that's great. I would love to play with Nate.'
A Big Help: 'I've known Jermaine [O'Neal] since I was in college. He's a great player. He's done a lot of things in the NBA, he's an All-Star-caliber player, he's been on that level before. He's a great post up guy. You can always learn something from him, so I'm glad he's on our team and he can definitely help us.'
No Sweating the Heat: 'They have a Big Three, we have a Big Three. We have players that are capable of making big shots and playing big minutes; they have players that are capable of doing all that. So I'm not really worried about the Miami Heat. They still have to put the team together and make it gel. And that's what it's all about — chemistry — and it takes more than three players to win a championship. And everybody knows that. So there's no worrying. We're just ready to play.'
|Now healthy, winning the priority for O'Neal
|07.14.10 at 5:57 pm ET
WALTHAM ' Jermaine O'Neal came clean on why he struggled so mightily against the Celtics in the first round of the playoffs this past season. The new C's center said he was kicked in the left ankle in a March 11 contest against the Knicks, which led to it being 'extremely swollen.' He tried toughing it out in the playoffs, but the results weren't pretty, as he average just 4.2 points and 5.6 rebounds and saw the Heat fall in five games.
'You go out there, you're telling your team, you're telling your followers that you're ready to play, and whatever excuse you have should be kept in the locker room, so I chose not to talk about it because it didn't really matter,' O'Neal said. 'I still felt like I could go out there and help the team. Unfortunately I wasn't able to do it. It was just one of those things.'
Both he and Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge said that he is healthy, and O'Neal now looks forward to embracing a new environment in Boston as he enters his 15th season in the league.
'One thing I admired about the Boston Celtics team was the coaching and also the way the players played together, it was very selfless on the court,' O'Neal said. 'They compete at a very high level on both ends of the floor. They don't really care who gets the credit for scoring or rebounding or whatever it may be, they just kind of play together and play to win.'
O'Neal said he looked at the way Ray Allen, Paul Pierce, and Kevin Garnett united in Boston for a chance at a first ring, and that his decision was strongly based on their line of thinking, saying, 'I thought those guys [were] at a position in their career where I'm kind of at that same position.'
With starting center Kendrick Perkins out for the time being with torn MCL and PCL ligaments, the popular line of thinking has been that O'Neal will be the starting center until whenever Perkins returns (sometime in early 2011, whether it be January of February) and that he will then spell both Perkins and Garnett in a reserve role with Glen Davis.
Given what O'Neal has been able to accomplish in his career statistically, it might be hard to imagine a six-time All-Star turning down other offers for a potential job off the bench. Still, despite coming close to averaging a double-double from 2000 to 2007, O'Neal is extremely content with his new role.
"It's not about options, it's about winning," O'Neal said. "That's what it really boils down to. I'm not at a point in my career where I need to worry about that. I've been on an Olympic team, I've had Nike campaigns, I've had All-Star games, All-NBA's and I don't have an NBA finals appearance, which is the most important thing to me and that's what I really value the most right now.
"Sometimes as players we kind of take for granted that it's going to keep happening. All those great years in Indiana, you couldn't have told me that I would go five straight years of basically talking about ' going into camp ' talking about just making the playoffs. It's a big difference when you come into camp talking about a championship run and talking about trying to make the first round."
There could be a string of factors that could make the road bumpier than some would hope, whether it be keeping everyone happy, fighting off injuries, or dealing with O'Neal's old team, now fully equipped with Chris Bosh, LeBron James, and Dwyane Wade, but it's quite clear the center is all smiles and glad to be in Boston.
|Celtics video: C's react to loss
|06.18.10 at 7:12 am ET
LOS ANGELES — Celtics players speak to the media following the team's Game 7 loss to the Lakers in the NBA finals.
|5 Things that Went Wrong in Game 7
|at 12:07 am ET
The Celtics lost Game 7 of the NBA Finals to the Lakers in Los Angeles on Thursday night, 83-79, falling short of their 18th championship. Here are five things that went wrong in the deciding game. (Click here for a recap of the Celtics' loss.)
1. The Celtics gave it away – The Celtics were in control. They had the momentum and the confidence to get it done '¦ before they let it all slip away. The Celtics led by 10 with seven minutes to go in the third quarter and had taken away the Lakers biggest weapon. But they began to miss shots and the Lakers were there to grab the rebounds. The C's scored just three points in the final four minutes of the quarter and only led by four going into the final 12 minutes. The Lakers immediately got within two points seconds into the fourth, while the Celtics did not score for nearly three minutes. Bryant made three free throws to cut the Celtics advantage to one, and banked another two minutes later to give the Lakers the lead. Bryant scored four consecutive points to pull the Lakers ahead by four with 5:22 left, and they never looked back. The Celtics played catch up for the rest of the game as Bryant, Ron Artest, and Pau Gasol made critical baskets.
2. Kobe Bryant – The Celtics have battled past superstars the entire postseason, each time prevailing with team basketball. But after defeating Dwyane Wade, LeBron James, and Dwight Howard, they could not overcome the individual performance of Kobe Bryant. The Celtics held Bryant to just eight points (3-14 FG) in 22 minutes in the first half. When Bryant began to find his rhythm, though, the C's failed to find an answer. Bryant scored 15 points in the second half, including four straight to tie the game and give the Lakers the lead with less than six minutes left. He finished the night with 23 points. It wasn't his best offensive performance, but he made the shots when it counted.
3. Rebounding – The Celtics have said the entire series that the team that wins the rebounding war wins the game. On Thursday, they won neither. The Lakers outrebounded the Celtics, 53-40, including 23 offensive boards. This can't be pinned on the injury of Kendrick Perkins, either. He alone doesn't account for a 13-rebound differential. The Celtics had players capable of rebounding, but in the end, Pau Gasol and Kobe Bryant combined for 33 boards while only Paul Pierce rebounded in double-digits for the C's. Kevin Garnett, who the Celtics desperately needed defensively, grabbed just three rebounds.
4. Ray Allen – His monumental 3-point performance is all but forgotten after Ray Allen's offensive struggles continued through Game 7. Allen shot just 3-for-14 from the field and scored 13 points. While he deserves credit for playing tough D on Bryant, his lack of production at the basket hurt the Celtics in a situation where they needed everyone scoring at full potential.
5. They Played Lakers Ball – The Celtics dominated the first half by feeding off their fundamentals of tough defense and team basketball. In the second half, however, it became showtime for Bryant and the Lakers. The Celtics failed to put together productive offensive possessions, rushed shots, and attempted forced baskets. In the end, they were forced to put the Lakers at the line, where they were outscored 25-15. They C's began the season by beating the Cavaliers in Cleveland with Celtics basketball, and ended it by losing to the Lakers in Los Angeles by falling victim to their opponent's game.
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