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PHILADELPHIA - The NBA has always been a game of runs. When the Celtics opened Game 4 with a lightning-fast 14-0 run, it sapped all the energy out of the Wells Fargo Center and demoralized a Sixers team that was still licking its wounds from a 16-point loss in Game 3.
The lead extended to 15 points by the half, and the rout was on.
Um, not so fast.
A few stats from the final box score tell most of the story on this one. So where do you want to start? Was it the free throw attempts disparity, favoring the Sixers 36-19? How about 17 offensive rebounds for Philadelphia? Or maybe 17 turnovers for the Celtics? Are you into fast-break points? The 76ers posted 27 of them.
Those numbers alone make you wonder how the Celtics didn't get completely blown out of the building. If it weren't for the initial 14-0 run, that might have been the case.
Of course, the only stat that truly matters is the final score, and in Friday's case, the Sixers won 92-83, evening the Eastern Conference Semifinals series at 2-2 and guaranteeing the Celtics one more trip to the City of Brotherly Love.
"I thought coming out of halftime, really I thought they just came out and became more physical, and I thought we got into that instead of playing basketball, quite honestly," Celtics Coach Doc Rivers said. "I thought we lost the composure and once we did, we really never returned to playing basketball the way we played in the first half."
Rather than throwing the haymaker, the Celtics were rattled and outscored 28-17 in third quarter, as they missed their first nine field goals of the period. They finished the quarter just 5-for-18, committed eight fouls in 12 minutes and gave up 11 points on the break as momentum shifted to the home team.
"I think they sped us up a little bit taking a lot of quick shots," Celtics point guard Rajon Rondo said. "I guess we made some turnovers in that stretch and they made shots."
When the Celtics offense sputters, it's usually blamed on lack of execution and settling for "random" rather then "running their stuff," and Rondo echoed his coach's sentiment. Foul trouble didn't help, nor did a rough night for Kevin Garnett (9 points on 3-for-12 shooting to go with 11 rebounds), but the Celtics' discombobulated attack was chiefly to blame for the second-half collapse.
"I've got to do a better job of slowing us down and getting us in our sets, demanding guys get in the right spots and execute offensively," Rondo said, going more in-depth than usual in his postgame press conference. "I've got to keep a calculation of when we're doing a good job at random and when we're not."
The Wells Fargo Center actually kept a running calculation of the score all night long on the Jumbotron, and the Celtics entered the fourth quarter with a four-point lead at 63-59.
The Sixers completed the comeback when Thaddeus Young's finger roll tied the game at 63-63, and seven lead changes later, the Sixers pulled away on two clutch shots from Andre Iguodala, a step-back jumper followed by a 3-pointer that put Philly ahead 88-83 with 36.9 seconds to go. When Ray Allen's 3-point attempt missed wildly, the game was in hand, the comeback was complete, and the momentum had officially shifted.
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It's a boy(king)......maybe?
It's a boy(king)......maybe?
f* that kid
Gary Moore > that kid
Not my work but good.
Twitter will be without a doubt the downfall of society.
Oy vey. There is no hope.
Rape pillage and plunder english scum.
The sad thing is....
I'm pretty sure most ALL of those idiots are serious!
Seriously, with all the time & energy spent covering 'the royals' they probably could have invetned a cure for cancer already
I'm moving to Mars.
Those tweets are ****ing gay. Much like the rest of the British Empire...
Woohoo royal baby! Its not like billions of other babies have been born, what pioneers! He used his man jelly to fertilize and egg in her! How impressive!
It's funny....
Americans, who are happy to spend a billion dollars and a billion hours covering the nose-picking of their favroite third-rate reality show celebrity.....
......get all sorts of bitter, angry and worked up when the Brits speand a small portion of that time and money covering their Sovreign.
Glass Houses and rocks, anyone?
The Royal Family is a British tourist attraction, a slice of very long National history (not dissimilar to say, the American diety-worship of Washington/Jefferson) and generally a national rallying point and point of pride (and fishrag newspaper fodder).
They don't govern, and havn't in a long while, and they do a metric ****ton for charity and good causes. Tis funny that Americans so often say they find the whole idea rediculous and offensive, yet tune in to watch about it by the millions.
I live in a country where when we play the Poms in sport we still have to put up with their song: "God save your gracious Queen, God save your noble Queen. God save your Queen." Let alone that ridiculous union jack in the corner of our flag.
I am ashamed.
And that ****ing royal baby and the wall-to-wall coverage of it. Its absurd. Its not news and is designed as a PR exercise catering for those of the fairer sex who have an IQ somewhere south of my shoe size.
The glass house analogy only works when referring to the sheep that flocked to hear news of North West. Fact is I'm not even mocking the British I'm mocking the Americans who tune into this story, in regards to the birth of any famous baby. Who cares about it, its just dribble to be used as a distraction from everyday life. Read a book or watch a movie, end the plague of tabloids.
Sovereign? Royalty?. What a f***in Joke

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My thyroid test result says that my TSH level is 6.7 and my t4 and t3 is in normal range. I want to ask if I need to take medicine for few weeks or for life long? My doctor saying I don`t need medicine, but I feel depression, cold and fatigue. Can you advise me please? Thank you.
It is possible, but not likely, that your symptoms are related to this minimal abnormality in your thyroid blood tests. It would be reasonable to give you some thyroid hormone for a few months to see if you felt any better. If you didn't feel any better then I would stop it and just recheck your blood tests every 6 months or so to see if they get worse. I wouldn't be at all surprised if you felt exactly the same on thyroid pills as you do now. I suspect that your symptoms are due to something else and not your thyroid.
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In spite of their reputation as communicators and collaborators, women lag behind other small business owners when it comes to using social media and other online marketing tactics, according to Ditch Digital Dabbling: How Small Businesses + Nonprofits Can Master Online Marketing a survey conducted by Ventureneer (my company) and Message Medium.
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i tend to have a mild obsession with my cats. i just think they're the greatest pets ever, like all pet parents do. so, i get happy when i find fun toys with which to spoil them. if you have cats you probably know the joy of a ping pong ball in the bathtub (keeps them entertained for hours), so these little kitty face versions are just too too cute. while i think $9 for three balls is kinda crazy (ok a lot crazy), i still love those little kitty faces (the flower patterns are on one side, kitty faces on the other). and if you're shopping for a pooch instead of a cat, check out this bright orange dog bed upholstered in vintage-inspired fabric, too cute ($120-$240). all available at george sf, check out their new additions right here. enjoy!
speaking of our cats, (random comment) i just came across a very funny site that features cats. i'm going home and putting stuff on top of my cat. http://www.stuffonmycat.com
Thank you for posting this – the world seems to be so dog-crazed, it's hard to find great stuff for cats.
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I shop at George in Berkeley quite often, and can't recommend their cat food enough. While it's too expensive for everyday it's a nice little kitty treat for my fussy eaters.
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My music choice depends on what I'm making, but, for the most part, these are the artists I listen to most while knitting:
Ani DiFranco, Bjork, Chemical Brothers, Cibo Matto, Coldplay, Fiona Apple, Interpol, Ladytron, Le Tigre, Nine Inch Nails, Rilo Kiley, Rufus Wainwright, Seabound, Tegan and Sara, Tori Amos, Tracy Chapman, and VNV Nation
What about you boys?
That's an interesting
That's an interesting topic. In the UK, old knitters had songs they used to sing - usually repetative rythmic ones that they could rock backwards and forwards to - this movement facilitated the movement of the hands. For you chaps living elsewhere around the globe, does anyone have a similar tradition? For my part I prefer knitting only to classical music and then only certain styles otherwise it puts me off my throw, so's to speak.
i often throw on rap when i
i often throw on rap when i am knitting or sewing. I have since college. It wasn't old school then.
I still love Ice Cube's Death Certificate. And must confess a soft spot for House of Pain.
For something softer it's Dead Can Dance all the way.
And there is no such thing as too much of the Smiths or Morrissey.
God, i'm old.
Please remember: I have a collection of needles and a history of violence
My favorite for
My favorite for knitting/spinning/weaving/surfing music spots are:
Find "MUSIC", click on it and pick yer cantata. I'd start with #100 just for fun. Think some great drum traps underneath the Continuo . . .
Who knew that all of Papa Bach's Sunday hits would EVER be online for the Rock-Out moment of thems of us who tap our toes knitting? Kewl part is that all the alto/tenorette parts are done by guys. So, what yer hearing is not far from what Ol' Johnny Bach heard in St. Thomas' choir loft.
My favorite URL for great regular Music is:
A wonderful station out of Hamburg, DE that plays light classics and Great film scores. What's not to like there? Und alles die Nachrichten auf der tag! You'll be sated and informed. a-HA! Their byline is: "Klassik Radio: Bleiben Sie: Entspant! " Or: Stay with us: Relax". But that last bit is not really translatable: it's something on the far side of "chill out", " just let it go", "totally melt into the moment". Those darn Germans - what a bunch of party guys ! ! !
What's wrong with that sentiment? Works for me. ..
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If you like alto/tenorette
If you like alto/tenorette then the counertenor David Daniels is sublime to listen to when clicking the needles. Beautiful voice and much besides. I chatted to him a couple of times after perfomances at the Barbican in London. He is incredibly genial. Don't know if he knits though - I think he might help out if we're busy!
Don't know if it counts, but
Don't know if it counts, but instead of listening to music while I knit, I listen to books on CD. I figure that counts as multi-tasking. However, if the pattern becomes intense, some rewinding of both the CD and the yarn may happen!
I'm amazed at all of you
I'm amazed at all of you guys' ability to multi-task. I knit (and I usually knit for many hours each day) in silence ... except for all the noise that goes on in my mind.


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July 4th 1957 Materials & Technique: paintings, drawings, oil on paper
The image of woman that had been the primary subject of de Kooning's paintings from 1950 gradually began to dissolve into the landscape. By 1955 the women had virtually disappeared, subsumed and replaced by gestural abstractions inspired by the forms of the urban landscape. These paintings typically are made with small shapes tightly knitted together in strong primary colours, as a teeming conglomeration of horizontal and vertical marks. The paintings that followed show the shift of interest from city to countryside that was to climax in de Kooning's decision to move to the Springs, East Hampton, on the Atlantic coast, in 1961. Indeed while still living in New York, de Kooning had taken to painting occasionally in the country outside New York, often staying at the home of his brother-in-law, Peter Fried, who had moved to the Springs in 1955. De Kooning was eventually to purchase this house himself.
His paintings of 1957, such as the Gallery's July 4th, mark a change from the preceding landscapes in the use of wider brushstrokes, and enlarged and clarified areas that convey a sense of open natural spaces. The notion of rural landscape is suggested by the strong white horizontal band at the bottom of the painting, formed by the removal of tape protecting the white paper support. At this time de Kooning had made a number of paintings titled after roadways — for example Montauk Highway 1958 (collection Michael and Dorothy Blankfort), Palisade 1957 (collection Milton a. Gordon, New York) — and Thomas B. Hess has drawn attention to the way this ribbon of white suggests highway, bridge or horizon line. Certainly this parallel may have amused de Kooning, for he rarely allowed so strong a feature to remain unaltered in his work. No doubt this is also because de Kooning used small paintings on paper as a test bed for new ideas and accidental effects that could be incorporated into larger works. July 4th itself is built from pre-existing work, being composed of a single sheet of paper painted in oil paint, to which torn pieces from another crustily painted sheet have been overlaid, then trimmed back to the sheet size.
De Kooning had perfected a collage approach to art-making over the previous decade. Often he would overlay sections of his paintings with drawings, incorporating them into the work, or trace areas of a work to use at a later stage. Collage allowed de Kooning to test a variety of solutions to painterly problems, each alternative on paper provoking new effects or inspiring further possibilities. De Kooning fully capitalised on the breaks in the continuity of the painted surface generated by the addition or subsequent removal of collaged elements. The white strip produced by the removal of masking tape at the bottom of July 4th is a crude but startling example of this. Adding elements of an existing painting on paper on the upper half of the Gallery's work produces no less dramatic elisions which break up the image to create new structures. Photographs of de Kooning taken in 1959 show similar painted fragments tacked together in a happy arrangement on the studio wall. July 4th initially had the sculptural facility of this loose construction, but was flattened and glued down by Elaine de Kooning to facilitate mounting and framing.1
Like other paintings titled with calendar references made during the 1950s — Easter Monday 1955-56 (The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York), or First of January 1956 (collection Dr and Mrs John A. Cook, New York) for example — the title July 4th refers to the date the painting was completed.
Michael Lloyd & Michael Desmond European and American Paintings and Sculptures 1870-1970 in the Australian National Gallery 1992 p.260.
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My feet were on fire. Crippled as though I intentionally walked a turtle pace over searing coals. Yet there was a determination to arrive before sunset.
My last memory of the towers were seen through the eyes of a chubby child. Brooding monoliths – the epicenter of New York. I recall peering up at them, agog at their ability to touch the heavens, wondering if they communed with God. We visited a store, a vast one where I could select any doll representing a country. My visual senses were intrigued with a doll from Panama, she was clothed in a flamenco style dress, dark glossy hair spilling down, a serene smile suffusing her face. Little did I know her gypsy image would become my emblem.
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The Slowing: Earth's Atmospheric Circulation & The Age of Miracles
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Friends of the Caltech Libraries and Pasadena Public Library's One City, One Story present a conversation on The Slowing: Earth's Atmospheric Circulation and The Age of Miracles, Friday, March 15 at 3:00 p.m. in Baxter Lecture Hall.
Age of Miracles' author Karen Thompson Walker will join Caltech Assistant Professor of Environmental Science and Engineering, Simona Bordoni, and Clinical Psychologist and Assistant Director of the Caltech Counseling Center, Lee Coleman, in a discussion relating to themes in The Age of Miracles including atmospheric circulation patterns, the slowing of Earth's rotation, and the psychological effects of catastrophic change on various characters and age groups in the novel.
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Rep. Jared Polis (D-Colo.) argued that the bill should be called the "Death and Destruction Act," because it would increase pollution and "directly lead to the death of American citizens."
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