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2013 JAN 7 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at AIDS Weekly -- Investigators publish new report on AIDS/HIV Research. According to news reporting originating from Bucharest, Romania, by NewsRx correspondents, research stated, "Tuberculous meningitis (TBM) has a substantial mortality even with anti-tuberculous treatment, in HIV-non-infected patients. Purpose of the study." Our news editors obtained a quote from the research from the National Institute of Infectious Disease, "The objectives were to describe clinical and laboratory differences of TBM in HIV-infected versus HIV non-infected patients and to assess risk factors of death in HIV-infected patients. We retrospectively analyzed patients admitted to four infectious diseases hospitals in Romania, between 2001 and 2011, with TBM. Patients were defined as having TBM according to a consensus definition published by Marais et al. [1] and further divided into three categories of TBM (definite, probable and possible). We identified 162 patients with TBM of which 47 (29%) tested positive for HIV infection. Sixty-six patients had definite, 53 probable and 43 possible TBM. Out of the 47 HIV-infected patients 25 had definite, 17 probable and 5 possible TBM. TBM in HIV-infected patients vs. HIV non-infected patients was significantly associated in multivariable analysis with younger age (p=0.01), in-hospital mortality (p <0.001), absence of meningean syndrome (p=0.021), and absence of cranial nerve palsy (p=0.036). HIV-infected patients who died had a median CD4 count of 61 cells/mm(3) (IQR 21-132) vs. 135 cells/mm(3) (IQR 61-255) in patients who survived (p=0.014). HIV infection was diagnosed before TBM episode in 35 (75%) patients. Twenty-four (51%) HIV-infected patients had concomitant extra-central nervous system tuberculosis. HIV infection is associated with increased mortality in patients with TBM. Most of our patients with TBM were late presenters." According to the news editors, the research concluded: "Death in HIV infected patients was associated with a lower median CD4 count." For more information on this research see: Characteristics of tuberculous meningitis in HIV-infected patients. Journal of the International Aids Society, 2012;15(6):18413. (BioMed Central - www.biomedcentral.com/; Journal of the International Aids Society - www.jiasociety.org) The news editors report that additional information may be obtained by contacting A. Hristea, National Institute of Infectious Diseases 'Prof Dr Matei Bals', Bucharest, Romania (see also AIDS/HIV Research). Keywords for this news article include: Europe, Romania, HIV/AIDS, Bucharest, Meningitis, RNA Viruses, Retroviridae, Tuberculosis, HIV Infections, AIDS/HIV Research, Vertebrate Viruses, Primate Lentiviruses, Opportunistic Infections, Central Nervous System Diseases, Central Nervous System Infections, Viral Sexually Transmitted Diseases. Our reports deliver fact-based news of research and discoveries from around the world. Copyright 2013, NewsRx LLC
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Congrats to Michael Moore for speaking hard truths. As, for acting based on his conclusions... That would be ideal but is not likely to happen, I'm afraid!
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The problem with Moore is that he is always preaching to the converted. Of course what he says is fact-based and logical. But no one on the right cares what he has to say unless they can manipulate it to advance their own agenda. Jason Alexander's statement may actually have a greater effect as it represents more of a layman's point-of-view.
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You're right. The Aurora incident where "Guns don't kill people, people kill people." Hope this tremendous incident won't happened again. Sad to those who victims of this. I was really inspired on your post here.
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Illinois is the first state in the nation to have its high school sports association sanction high school largemouth bass fishing. High school fishermen from all over the state descend on Carlyle to show their fishing skills, catching bass at Carlyle. Sanctioned by the Illinois High School Association (IHSA). Professional-style weigh-ins are conducted by FLW Outdoors and Wired2fish.com.
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Come to the huge fireworks display at the Mt. Vernon Airport for July 4th. This event also includes live entertainment, children's area, food vendors, and much more!
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War birds and aircrafts will fill the runways of the Mt. Vernon Airport, along with many other prestigious models. There will also be field activities, including entertainment and concessions throughout the day.
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Downtown Car Show / Mt. Vernon Cruise Night - The Car Show will be located on 9th Street between Harrison and Jordan. Features cruise night, car, truck, and motorcycle show; entertainment, food, demonstrations, and a 50/50 drawing. The Car Show will have various models from "Classics" to "Modern".
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Eat Out Award--winning wine bar Terroir, from sommelier Paul Grieco and chef Marco Canora (both of Hearth), gains a larger sibling with this Tribeca outpost. The list of more than 150 bottles has been expanded, but as at the original spot, emphasizes selections that best express their terroir, or sense of place. Eight taps, meanwhile, will dispense six beers, while two lines will be dedicated to special selections of fermented grape juice. A wine-friendly menu from Canora will also be available.
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Hidden along the shores of Lake Austin, Lake Austin Spa Resort is an exquisite escape into natural beauty and personal discovery. Our intimate size - just 40 rooms in all - allows us to fulfill our ongoing commitment to our guests: to provide rest and renewal and a healthful rejuvenation for the mind, body and spirit. All-inclusive rates include casually elegant accommodations, three healthy gourmet meals daily, over 20 fitness activities and discovery classes daily, beautiful garden and lake views, wonderful amenities and a selection of over 100 unique spa treatments to offer you the bliss you want. At Lake Austin Spa Resort, you can do as much or as little as you want, so join a Yyoga or Zumba class or just lay on the hammock by the water with a book, it's all up to you. Welcome to Lake Austin Spa Resort.
very nice hotel!!
So relaxing! – I had the greatest day at Lake Austin spa! Everything about it was relaxing. The location of the spa is just enough removed from the city that you feel like you are really getting away from everything. When I checked in, the staff was very welcoming and friendly. I loved that the atmosphere and the people were all very relaxed and down to earth...not pretentious like some places. The Blue Room was so pretty! What a nice place to wait! I had the Custom Comfort massage with Kimberly. She was amazing. That was the best massage I've ever had. And, she's truly a massage "therapist". I have poor circulation in my legs and feet which causes them to ache. She noticed it without my saying so and she made them feel so much better! And she recommended a couple physical therapy sort of things to help. I also had the Personal Best facial. My esthetician was Mitzi. She was really friendly and did a great job, as well. Choosing the music for the facial was a nice touch, too. The cafe was peaceful and lunch was delicious. Lake Austin Spa is in a really serene location, full of friendly and talented people. What a relaxing day! I can't wait to go back!
The Worst Experience at a Spa I've Ever Had – My husband and I were recently at the spa. I can tell you with certainty we won't be back. Our visit to the spa was most disappointing. I have been to the Camelback, the Couer d'Alene, Amelia Island Plantation, and The Woodmark to name a few. In all my visits to spas across the USA I have never had the displeasure of being spoken to in a derogatory tone while being hurried out of my private suite. Apparently some folks were going to be in the suite soon after us (though we weren't made aware of this until after the fact) so even though our suite came with a shower (which we thought we'd use to rid ourselves of all the massage oil, prior to putting our robes back on) and we were told to relax and take our time, they obviously didn't mean it. In fact, we had the cleaning lady pushing her way into the room as we were getting dressed. Then my masseuse had the audacity to remind me that there were showers in the locker room and that we should've used those instead. Unbelievable. How Lake Austin Spa has earned its reputation is beyond me. My husband and I were looking for peace and relaxation; instead we received unkindness and disrespect. Obviously I made a mistake in selecting Lake Austin Spa. On a much smaller note, I find it quite odd that the locker rooms are so far from the treatment rooms (you have to walk near the front desk to get to the stairs to get up to the massage area), that the showers are small and few in the locker rooms, and that the plumbing (toilets flushing) can be heard quite well while having a massage. This spa is certainly no place for relaxation. The one positive experience at the spa was actually the work of the salon. Kudos to my hairstylist.
Beautiful Destination Spa – I went to Lake Austin Spa Resort for a girlfriend's pre-wedding bachelorette party. We were looking for a place to relax and unwind before the big day and Lake Austin Spa was the perfect spot. The facility and grounds are beautiful and the pool is a great place to lounge. We all got different treatments and then relaxed by the pool and sunbathes. My massage was awesome and we even had lunch in their sunroom out by the pool which was delicious and healthy. It was a perfect day! I can't wait to go back!
Not going back! Horrible experience! – After seeing this spa at several magazines I expected at least a decent massage. I had a really bad experience and I am not going back. First off, I requested a female masseur but a guy showed up. I decided to give it a try since I've never had a male masseur before and it turned out to be a disaster. He never got the right amount of pressure and whenever I ask him to put less/more pressure, I was either in pain or not feeling any of my muscles "massaged". It was the worst massage I've ever had. My boyfriend didn't like his massage at all either. I am sticking to my regular spa even though I have to drive so much more.
I loved eating delicious spa food at the cafe and the nature friendly setting is very pretty but you go to a spa to get a massage, not to eat.
Good swedish massage, average pedicure – I was expecting a little more from one of the top rated spas in the United States, but everything seemed about average with this visit to the spa. The changing facilities were nice, the robes & flip flops were nice. The blue waiting room seemed nice enough, very quiet. The massage was good & she asked if there were any special areas to be worked on. They had some complementary crackers & beverages in the kitchen when I got there but the crackers were gone by the time I finished my first treatment. I was dissapointed the Cafe closed so early as I was hungry after my massage & had time to waste before pedicure. The pedicure seemed average & no better then a walk in place. The pool was pretty but the weather was not great & it didn't seem worth the extra $25 I had to pay for the facilites usage.
Acclaimed destination spa on the banks of Lake Austin provides guests with nature-based treatments in a peaceful setting. – In Short
Guests enjoy cozy robes and the tranquil blue waiting room before indulging in an assortment of spa services. Treatment rooms (including outdoor cabanas and screened porch) reflect the resort's commitment to nature in addition to the organic gardens used in many of the spa products. Services (from a menu of more than 100 options) include massages, scrubs and wraps, East Asian therapies, facials and waxing. The Iris Salon offers men's and women's hair cuts and color, make-up application and nail services.
beautiful, luxurious, love it – Take advantage of the accommodations such as the sauna, whirlpool, steam room, indoor lap pool, and outdoor swimming pool. All of these are yours to use for the entire day when you go to the Spa. The setting is gorgeous, the people are wonderful, there are pathways and trails down to the lake with flower gardens all around. It is obvious that this place spends a lot of time on the little details. This is a perfect place to go with a best friend or a lover on your day off. You can lay on the outside patio while getting a pumpkin wrap (or many of the other treatments) with your significant other (like I did ;) ). I HIGHLY recommend Lake Austin Spa Resort.
Way over priced! – Facilities are beautiful....the spa, pool and lake area are very nice. However, the pricing for the massages, facials and food are too much for what you get. Food is way below average...nothing special. The massage and facial are no better than what you get at a smaller more afforable spa.
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Lalita Rau | December 9, 2012 11:02 AM
About Olivia Thirlby, I think the stage version of "Farragut North" was better than Clooney's film. Chris Pine, Chris Noth and Olivia Thirlby were better, fresher than Gosling, Wood and Clooney.
dan | December 2, 2012 11:17 AM
James Ransone is great as Ziggy in The Wire, one of the most memorable performances in the entire show for sure. Although some of these people seem to be doing quite well for themselves really, Frank Grillo's got a lot going on in big films it seems so I think people will know his face pretty soon. Richard Jenkins is indeed great, I love how amusing his character is in The Cabin in The Woods. Olivia Thirlby is so pretty, she needs more roles for sure.
I'd love to see Michael Stuhlberg in more things actually, I know he has recently but I think hes such a tremendous actor. Also on the subject of The Wire, I think most of the actors in that need more work and recognition like Chris Bauer (Frank Sobotka) hes hardly in any films! And Michael K Williams (Omar) hes a great actor, needs more films. In fact, everyone in The Wire is amazing they need more work! The only ones who have got pretty big off it are Idris Elba and Dominic West to an extent, both deservedly though.
jingmei | December 1, 2012 1:40 AM
From this playlist, I just want to watch more films from Michael Pitt. The big example of Richard Jenkins, he is a veteran of supporting roles. (no matter The Cabin in the Woods or Libral Arts or whatever.) The rare piece of him as a main character The Visitor deserves him an Academy Awards and to draw more casting directors attention. Thus we would like to see many awesome actors to play more main roles in films rather than to see more of their films but always as supporting roles.
B | November 29, 2012 10:58 PM
So stoked to see Shea Whigham on this list. That man is fantastic!
B | November 29, 2012 10:57 PM
So stoked to see Shea Whigham on this list. That man is fantastic!
Bash | November 29, 2012 6:30 PM
For your consideration:
David Morse, John Hawkes, Walton Goggins
Alex S | November 29, 2012 6:11 PM
This is a good list and agree with most of them; however, Anthony Mackie is definitely a tremendous oversight. Additionally, the very young actress India Ennenga (Treme/Nobody Walks/Multiple Sarcasms). She has shown that she can constantly hold her own opposite Oscar Winners: Melissa Leo/Mira Sorvino/Timothy Hutton and impressively steals the scene in many of her projects. Looking forward to seeing more of her work.
Steven | November 29, 2012 4:14 PM
No Lee Pace saddens me.
DHE | November 29, 2012 10:49 AM
Chiwetel Eijiofor, Sean Harris, Andrew Scott
Sean | November 28, 2012 11:19 PM
I don't see how powerhouse JENNIFER CONNELLY needs more work??? She's established herself for decades now (like you all said). I mean come on, obvi she chooses work much pickier these days b/c like all of us she is getting older.... But rest of the list I def like completely agree esp with SALLY HAWKINS, SHEA WINGHAM, OLIVIA THIRLBY, & ROSEMARY DEWITT.... & even MICHAEL PITT (who is the "shakiest" one out of the group but def undervalued in Hollywood) P.S. I wish The Playlist would put all this on 1 freakin page instead of multiple pages IF THAT IS AT ALL POSSIBLE in the future....
TheoC | November 28, 2012 8:38 PM
Actually this is a great list, you've basically tried to tie down who the next Galdofini/ Cranston break out star will be. I can't argue with that, despite my disliking of Michael Pitt, all round it's a solid list. Nice work.
Also commenters complaining about typos??? seriously. This stuff goes up thick and fast some days and probably has an edit after it goes live, so cut ThePlaylist some fucking slack, it's a free, well informed, usually well written site that allows idiots like us to comment/bitch/moan. So hassling the occasional typo is a dick move.
AS | November 28, 2012 8:36 PM
Shea Whigham for sure. Also: Sean Bean, Michael Madsen & Kurt Russell.
I seriously hope you guys ross douthat | November 28, 2012 6:47 PM
Michael Pitt? The destitute man's Leo? Dreadful. I stopped watching BE for more reasons that I can count, but he was a big one.
Benjamin | November 28, 2012 5:09 PM
I found the typo in this line about James Ransone hilarious: "... stole the *shoe* as the deputy in horror sleeper Sinister." I agree with the article, though, all ten are great actors.
Not Surprised | November 28, 2012 3:29 PM
Oh shucks, gee wiz. Another completely, milktoast-homogenized myopic reflection of the "film world. (I happen to love a few of the actors on here absolutely nothing against them.) But damn, approaching December of the year 2012, and playlist is still white-film-centric to the f*cking core. What cities do you guys live in that ALL your best of, top 10, wish list repeatedly lack diversity? How do you consider this an INDIE film site when 98% of EVERY post reflects 'only' caucasian film, filmmakers, producers, directors, writers, dps, actors, shorts?? Wow! Wow! The worst part is, the thought never even occurred to you, 'there are phenomenal black, latin, asian actors for this list' until "we, the commentors" otherwise known as "we, the people" spoke up. Come out of your bubble and step into the actual world OR just start truthfully identifying this site as; playlist.whitefilm.com
chels | November 28, 2012 3:28 PM
John Simm deserves more work! Check out Exile he is brilliant in that
Sara | November 28, 2012 3:09 PM
really... not an asian actor, latino or black?? you don't know any black actor who deserve to get more work....
Casey | November 28, 2012 3:01 PM
A non-white addition to the list: Rosario Dawson.
Saul | November 28, 2012 2:57 PM
What about Emma Roberts? Just like most of the actors on this list, she works consistently but hasn't quite yet risen to an A-List level like some of her peers (Stone, Lawrence, Stewart). I've been a fan of hers since Derick Martini's "Lymelife" and have often felt that she hasn't gotten the chance to live up to the promise she showed in that film. Here's hoping her big break comes soon...
Rich | November 28, 2012 2:57 PM
It was nice to see his name, but I would have actually like to have seen William Fitchner make the list. He's a really underrated actor who never really seems to get material to showcase his full abilities.
James Ransone though, that guy really needs to be in more things, and not just be a regular occupant of David Simonland.
stp | November 28, 2012 2:54 PM
Oliver, I enjoyed your article. And, I agree with most of your choices- especially Rosemarie Dewitt, the very underrated Gary Coleman ( he is always great) , and Shea Whigham. But, I am surprised that Michael Pitt is not in huge demand, because he was a breakout star on one of the most buzzed about tv shows, " Boardwalk Empire," and he has exotic looks.
Chris | November 28, 2012 2:49 PM
Just an FYI, "Warrior" is NOT a boxing movie. It's mixed martial arts. Very different.
bwaters | November 28, 2012 2:42 PM
Ten white people who deserve more work...


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"but I don't know that his function is as altogether crucial as what Gasol and Lee provide to the Grizzlies and Thunder, respectively." Don't you mean "Grizzlies and Warriors"?
Picking the 2013 All-Star reserves
By Rob Mahoney
The fans have already selected the starters for the All-Star Game. Now the league's head coaches (or whichever assistant is assigned the paperwork) are responsible for picking the seven reserves in each conference by choosing three frontcourt players, two backcourt players and two players regardless of position. The reserves for the Feb. 17 midseason showcase in Houston will be announced on Thursday. Here are my picks:
Backcourt: Kyrie Irving (Cleveland Cavaliers) and Jrue Holiday (Philadelphia 76ers)
This was the weakest of all the All-Star sub-categories in terms of competition, though Irving and Holiday are pretty obvious choices. I've seen some try to explain their way out of selecting Irving because he's missed 11 of Cleveland's 42 games, but I've never quite followed that logic. As long as a player has an adequate sample needed to assess performance fairly, why disqualify excellence? Irving has been way too good way too consistently to fall victim to some unwritten rule of All-Star selection, be it related to either his number of games missed or the Cavaliers' 10-32 record.
As for Holiday, he hasn't let the Sixers' sinking ship stop him from doing great work. In past seasons, Holiday was regarded as a promising young player because of his physical gifts and flashes of potency, but this year his playmaking has become significantly more sophisticated, his shot selection is a bit more choosy and he's proved to be worthy of an increased offensive role. To average 19.2 points and 8.9 assists per game while hitting the sweet spot on his percentages (45.8 from the field, 36.8 from three-point range) is no small feat, particularly given how little help Holiday gets from both the structure of the Sixers' offense and the general lack of shot creation throughout the roster. He may not be the miracle worker who can elevate Philadelphia's crummy offense, but Holiday has quietly performed well under difficult circumstances.
That was enough for me to give him the edge over Brooklyn's Joe Johnson — a pretty deserving All-Star candidate who seems to have been written off after a slow start. November certainly wasn't Johnson's finest month, and had he warmed up with the Nets more quickly, this spot could very well be his.
Frontcourt: Brook Lopez (Brooklyn Nets), Tyson Chandler (New York Knicks) and Joakim Noah (Chicago Bulls)
All pretty easy choices from top to bottom, with no need to finagle positional alignments due to the league's new frontcourt/backcourt positional designations. All three of these big men — none of whom has made an All-Star team — would be better picks to start than Kevin Garnett. But the fans have spoken, and they wish to see a yappy 18-foot jump shooter and standout defender who, like all other All-Star participants, won't actually play any defense.
Lopez has been the best offensive center in the conference by a mile, transforming from trade bait into the best thing the Nets have going. Good health has helped Lopez raise his rebounding numbers back to his rookie-year levels, and though he's still a plodding participant in pick-and-roll defense, he's been noticeably improved this season. All in all, he's been a really efficient, high-volume scorer with a career-high (and league-leading, among centers) 25.2 Player Efficiency Rating, not to mention the stylistic centerpiece of Brooklyn's grind-it-out offense.
Chandler earns his All-Star berth on very different grounds, as he's something of Lopez's polar opposite. He doesn't command shots or touches, but constantly demands the defense's attention — every move he makes toward the rim opens up space for his teammates, and the fact that Jason Kidd, Raymond Felton and Carmelo Anthony have been so willing to set up Chandler for dunks and lobs only exaggerates his constructed threat. Few can match the offensive benefit that Chandler creates without actually having possession of the ball, which is a credit to his screen-setting, finishing ability and mobility, among other attributes. Then there are his contributions to team defense, an area in which Chandler is one of the best in the league.
Tom Thibodeau's incredible work as Bulls coach seems to discredit the public estimation of his players, but Noah has been about as important to Chicago as any star has been to his team this season. As great as Thibodeau is, his defense can't be executed by just any big man. It needs a Noah — a player capable of seamlessly transitioning from rotation to rotation to counter every strong-side attempt an opponent is even thinking of making. To bring all of that to the table along with great passing, strong rebounding and opportunistic scoring is downright essential to the Bulls' defensive excellence and attempts at offensive solvency.
Wild card: Chris Bosh (Miami Heat) and Paul Pierce (Boston Celtics)
This is where things get debatable, and there are many correct choices. I won't fault anyone for choosing Paul George, David West, or Al Horford in place of Pierce here, but there was a judgment call that needed to be made and I opted for the player I thought was making the biggest impact in the most substantial role. I don't see the inclusion of Garnett and a second East starter for Boston, Rajon Rondo, as a reason to disregard Pierce, nor do I think Indiana's or Atlanta's lack of an All-Star is in itself any justification to choose one of the alternatives. An iffy first stretch of the season hurt George. West lost out because of scoring volume and a discrepancy in offensive role (and still needed to be ruled out with a coin flip). Horford's dip in offensive efficiency became his All-Star undoing. All such little things, but the dividing lines here are painfully thin.
Pierce, for his part, has been the difference between Boston living and dying. If Pierce had been any less successful as a scorer this season, then the Celtics' 20th-ranked offense would surely unravel more than it already has, thereby putting even more pressure on Boston's still-rallying defense. It's all a very delicate balance for a team that's had to work hard for a .500 record, and on many nights it's Pierce — with his efficient scoring and savvy defense — holding it all together with a roll of duct tape. That he's accomplishing that much while getting less help than anticipated from Rondo (wasn't this supposed to be the year he became a more focused scorer?), Jason Terry, Brandon Bass and Courtney Lee only strengthens his case — as if his raw numbers (20.6 points, 6.2 rebounds, and 4.1 assists per 36 minutes) alone didn't make a worthy claim for this spot.
As for Bosh: Pick on him for his rebounding if you're so inclined, but I'm just too enamored with the increasingly absurd economy in his game. He brings some of that same Chandler-esque benefit to Miami's floor spacing, though through a completely different avenue: By spacing the floor out to 20 feet, Bosh creates a mobile kick-out option for LeBron James and Dwyane Wade with his ability to convert long twos at an absurd rate. For a player so reliant on those long jumpers to convert 54.5 percent from the field overall is almost unthinkable.
Toughest omissions: Paul George, David West, Al Horford, Joe Johnson
Backcourt: Russell Westbrook (Oklahoma City Thunder) and James Harden (Houston Rockets)
As cut and dry as All-Star selections come. If you have a dispute with either selection, I'm not sure there's anything I can do in this space to explain the obvious value of both players. Let's keep rolling.
Frontcourt: Tim Duncan (San Antonio Spurs), Marc Gasol (Memphis Grizzlies) and David Lee (Golden State Warriors)
Duncan can be packaged away with the other sure shots, but from there only two spots are left for frontcourt players (see my wild-card picks below for why that's the case) with as many as five players worthy of immediate consideration.
Serge Ibaka likely leads the omitted in terms of his overall impact. He was an absolutely brutal final cut because of his offensive improvement and increased role for a Thunder team that had to cope with Harden's departure. His improved shooting range makes the minutes on the court he shares with center Kendrick Perkins more palatable. His defense, while a bit overstated by his gaudy block numbers in seasons past, is legitimately getting better and better. I just find Gasol to be a tad more dynamic in terms of both his placement and abilities on both ends, and I give the edge to Lee's amazing offensive game over Ibaka's more balanced skill set. These things ultimately come down to a matter of preference, and I opt to give the slightest of edges to a great interior defender with a facilitating offensive game (Gasol) and an incredibly productive big man who frankly makes the Warriors' offense possible (Lee). Ibaka plays an important role for the Thunder, but I don't know that his function is as altogether crucial as what Gasol and Lee provide to the Grizzlies and Warriors, respectively.
Beyond Ibaka, I found Andrei Kirilenko to be hypothetically worthy of an All-Star spot, but he was beaten out by the sheer number of quality candidates in the West. Minnesota's horrid string of injuries has inflated Kirilenko's value over the course of the season, but I don't see that bit of circumstance as any kind of demerit. If anything, Kirilenko has taken the opportunity and used it to showcase his incredible value, and in the process helped the Timberwolves more than even the most ardent AK supporters could have predicted. On defense, he's one of the few perimeter-ish defenders who can approach a LeBron-like level of court coverage and overall impact. He's capable of smothering his own man, but Kirilenko's next-level value comes in the way he positions himself to disrupt the maximum number of plays possible and moves to make the correct judgments as a help defender without the slightest hesitation. Kirilenko has put together a wonderful season — he just has the misfortune of competing against players who are a bit more prolific and a bit more qualified.
Wild card: Tony Parker (San Antonio Spurs) and Stephen Curry (Golden State Warriors)
These two have been too vital to their teams to leave out. For Parker, this is merely more of the same, but no less spectacular than his showing in past seasons. Grand though Duncan's resurgence may be, Parker is still the engine behind one of the league's most outstanding offensive teams, not to mention the mechanism that gives the Spurs' depth such incredible value. Without Parker's manipulation of the defense with full-tilt drives and lean-back hesitation, Danny Green, Kawhi Leonard, Gary Neal, Boris Diaw and Tiago Splitter would be open less frequently and correspondingly less useful. Plus, few guards better understand the value of consistent movement. Parker has become a really consistent shooter off curls and gives Duncan a well-timed target with his streaks down the lane. His terrific overall play may not be able to match that of Westbrook, Harden, Chris Paul and Kobe Bryant, but it nonetheless makes his inclusion rather simple.
I've seen many split the Curry-Lee pairing for the sake of accommodating the Warriors without nudging out other worthy selections, but I couldn't in good conscience ignore what Curry has been able to do as both a shooter and primary initiator of Golden State's offense. The raw statistical case is pretty striking in itself (20.7 points and 6.6 assists per game), but it's Curry's marksmanship (46.4 percent from beyond the arc), pick-and-roll defense and fit within the Warriors' backcourt that really sold me. Shooting accuracy was never much in question for Curry, but to convert so many three-point attempts (6.9 per game!) at that high a rate is downright historic. No player has even come close to this complete level of perimeter-shooting dominance, and it's from that unearthly precision that the rest of his game flows. Opponents are trained to look for even the earliest indicator of Curry's lightning-quick release, and thus his work off the dribble is made all that much easier every time he even glances toward the rim. Beyond that, Curry has improved his defense to a level that allows him to participate in a perfectly decent system, even without the likes of Andrew Bogut covering for him on the back line. He won't soon be confused for an All-Defense candidate, but ascending to a solid team defender was a valuable part of Curry's evolution.
Toughest omissions: Serge Ibaka, Andrei Kirilenko, Paul Millsap, Al Jefferson, Nicolas Batum, LaMarcus Aldridge, Zach Randolph
Statistical support for this post provided by NBA.com.
To me, omitting Brandon Jennings as a back court or wild card choice isn't appalling (after all, Holliday and Irving are very worthy candidates) - it's deciding he's not even worthy of a "toughest omissions" consolation prize. He's got a PER north of 17.5 and he hardly plays with a bunch of sweet-shooting teammates (not to mention another ball-dominating guard in Ellis). If Joe Johnson (of 14.8 PER) gets a mention, Jennings absolutely gets one.
Irving's team has a terrible record. You have to reward winning and it's the reason why KLove didn't get selected the first year he was putting out MVP numbers (he was an injury replacement by Stern). Having 3 All-Stars from a losing team in the LEASTern Conference is not right. Blame the fans for voting in KG, otherwise, if the fans got it right with Pierce, KG would not even make the coaches' selection. That being said, the price of their team record is a Pierce snub. You can make a better case for Bosh but there are only 4 games separating the top 7 teams in the East so Heat can't have 3. Because winning counts as coaches always say you have to replace Irving and Pierce with Ellis or Jennings (pick one) and Josh Smith. Without Ellis or Jennings (they work in tandem) the Bucks will not be where they are now. Josh Smith carried the Hawks when Horford was out so he deserves it more than his teammate. West and Johnson (and so did Boozer) had a slow start so it's natural that you have to select the most consistent player on their team. You already picked Lopez but the Pacers are currently 3rd in the Eastern standings so it would be a travesty if George doesn't make it considering he is filling in for the injured Granger.
I forgot about Holiday. I find it harder to omit him than Irving because he is also having a monster year carrying his team without Bynum but his team has a losing record (albeit much better than Irving's team). But because he is on a losing team, it's a good argument to omit him and replace him with another guard on a winning team. It's the same reason why Damian Lillard of the Blazers could not make the wildcard selection in the West. That being said. Irving, Pierce and Holiday are out. Jennings, Ellis, & Smith are in.
How can you completely ignore Brandon Jennings for one of the guards? Makes me question your credibility. I think I'll trust Charles Barkley and Kenny Smith's judgement on the matter, as they actually played. Not only does Milwaukee have a much better record than Irving's Cavs and Holiday's 76ers (which is what you all have held against Jennings in the past), but Jennings just smoked Holiday and the 76ers again Tuesday. Absolutely ridiculous to say that they are "obvious" choices.
Westbrook is braindead, exactly the sort of selfish, useless player who will never win anything that matters.
Give me Curry every time.


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ECU researcher Professor Lelia Green is the lead author of a major study into the safety and risks of the internet.
Australian children are among the earliest in the world to use the internet, but three in 10 report having been bothered by something online.
This is more than twice as many as the 12 per cent average for 25 other countries.
The findings are from a major international study into the online activities of children.
ECU's Professor Lelia Green led the team from the ARC Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation (CCi) that conducted the Australian research.
"Our kids are what we call 'high use, high risk'. Being natural risk takers, they may bite off more than they can chew and see some things they are not comfortable with," Professor Green said.
"There are still important skills that will help them stay safe online. For instance, only 37 per cent know how to change filter preferences on their web browser, and one third of 11 to 12 year olds do not know how to block unwanted messages from people."
The findings include:
- Australian children (9-16) were, on average, almost eight years old when they first used the internet;
- They are ranked eighth out of 26 countries for Internet use, with 76% going online daily and 22% once or twice a week;
- Top activities are using the internet for schoolwork (86%), watching video clips (85%), playing games (78%), emailing (67%) and social networking (63%);
- Most Australian children report being able to bookmark websites, find information on how to use the internet safely and block messages, but only 37% say they can change filter preferences;
- 28% of 11-16 year olds have seen sexual images online; and
- 29% of Australian children say they have been bullied (compared to 19% across Europe), and 13% say this occurred on the internet (compared to 6% for European nations).
"A growing challenge is that more kids will be going online with mobile devices, where they will be out of the family monitoring range," Professor Green said.
"Three in five Australian children are using their smartphones to log on – a much higher proportion than in the other 25 countries."
The report compares Australian children with children from 25 countries including the UK, Ireland, Sweden, Denmark, the Czech Republic and Norway. It draws on the work of the 'EU Kids Online' network funded by the EC (DG Information Society) Safer Internet plus Programme.
The report 'Risk and safety for Australian children on the internet' was written by Lelia Green, Danielle Brady, Kjartan Ólafsson, John Hartley and Catharine Lumby.
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Software developer by trade. Weaver and photographer by hobby. Dog owner by design. This blog has elements of them all.
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Notebook fabric tote
For my birthday last year my friend bought me a collection of fabrics that resembled pages of stationery. I love stationery. I love fabric. What a great gift.
Finally the other weekend I got around to using the first pieces. I'd had a plan for a while. I just needed to get on with it but had prioritised finishing my quilt.
I'd been thinking for a while that the tote bag design would look cute. So I decided to give it a go. Two of the fabric pieces were orange grid lines and japanese script (I think - it was printed on a different orientation). These looked like they would work together well from a colour and size perspective. So, I bought some coordinating fabric from the Brighton Sewing Centre.
And then I started sewing. All told it was 2 or 3 hours work. And it mostly went to plan. Well, if you ignore the fact that there isn't a straight line on it. You'd think that having grid lines would help, but they aren't straight either. Or at least that is my excuse and I'm sticking to it!
I'm pretty happy with the result. It is a perfect size for magazines or books and I think it looks cute.
Storyline postcards 5
I'm still sending Mum a postcard every weekend. And I'm still using photos from her life to continue the documentation process. There are a lot of these in her room now. Some on the cork board we bought for her. Some on surfaces. Some tucked into photo frames.
And, as with set 4 I now document what postcards I've created primarily so that when I create the next batch I know what I've already sent.
I still try to pick photos that I can write a sentence or two about. This time I've picked quite a few beach or summer postcards hoping that we have a great summer and I can draw life and the photo together.
Ordered and photographed in two batches.
Batch 1
Top row: Me applying make up to Mum on my wedding day, Mum sitting on a deckchair at a beach somewhere
Left hand column: top to bottom: Dad, Mum and Anne at a ruined castle somewhere in the Lake District. Mum and I on a windy coastal walk around Flamborough Head. Dad and Mum at Spurn Point
Middle column: Mum with a hat on somewhere. Mum and Nicky (her Mum's dog) somewhere in North Yorkshire.
Right hand column: Mum in Austria. Mum on stairs somewhere - I like this photo although know nothing about it. Anne and Mum at a gardens in Scotland.
Batch 2
Top row: Mum on a beach as a child. Mum in the sea somewhere. Mum with me at Burnby Hall. Mum and I eating ice cream on the beach at Bridlington.
Left hand column: Mum perched on a railing at a beach. Mum and Dad cutting their silver wedding anniversary cake.
Middle column: Mum with her Uncle Arthur and Aunty Grace probably at Scarborough. Mum on her wedding day.
Right hand column: A family friend burying me in the sand at Bridlington beach with Mum in the background. Mum and I at Gretna Green.
A quilted sofa cover
I've made a quilt type thing. It took me many months. But I've done it. And I'm pleased with it. It is far from perfect and there is lots of room for improvement but not bad as a first attempt.
The seat of our sofa is usually covered with some form of fabric. This is to stop the dog from making too much of a mess on it - muddy paws leave muddy paw prints. We used to use some dull brown blanket style throws. But they weren't exactly nice to look at. More recently we've been using a couple of long shawls I brought back from India many years ago.
I'm not sure when the idea first appeared in my head but I decided that it might be a great opportunity to make a quilt type thing. I had some stripy fabric left from making the Sew! cushion so I decided that would be the base. I bought some coordinating fabrics at the Knitting and Stitching show and thought that would all work out.
Then I started to plan. And having planned I realised that none of the fabrics I'd bought would be quite big enough. And then I used the brown fabric as the back for the woven cushion.
So I headed off to my nearby fabric shops armed with the stripy fabric and picked large enough pieces of two more fabrics. And I was off. Looking on instagram I cut the first pieces on November 2. And did the first bit of sewing a couple of weeks later.
Having sewn 32 squares of fabric, and then stitched 8 rows with 4 squares each I re-measured and had a change of plan. I hadn't been optimistic about my ability to sew straight or even so I'd planned to put some sashing between each row. But I didn't need to for size, and I didn't need to for straightness either. Whilst not exactly being straight, they would do.
So, I started assembly. I seem to remember there being some unstitching when I realised that the pattern I had on my plan didn't match what was in front of me. But I got it all back to where it should be.
I then had a bit of a break whilst looking for fabric for a border and back panel. I ended up compromising and choosing something with stripes on it. Never again! I made a mistake on one of the borders — it isn't quite as noticeable now it's all quilted BUT I KNOW WHERE IT IS! Chalk that up to lessons learned.
Whilst on my quilt break I made some quilted coasters to practice both quilting and binding. These went ok so there were no more excuses.
Despite my fear that my poor tiny sewing machine was going to burn out at any moment I enjoyed the quilting process. So what if there isn't a straight line on it.
The binding went on well and I finished the reverse of it using the ladder stitch.
And so here it is. Finished. On the sofa. With my two made cushions for company. It has been on the sofa for about a week now and it is already hard to see the pattern for the dog hair. Still at least there is little chance of anyone looking too hard at the stitching!
Springtime at the seaside
This time of year is my favourite time of year. The first sunny days. The first evenings when I can consider a walk with the dog after work in the daylight. The hopes and dreams of a long, warm, sunny summer stretching ahead of me.
Over the last couple of days we have made the most of the low tide sandy beach. The sand only appears at low low tides. And because it is rare it feels special. And different. And a little bit like being on holiday.
Weaving Project 53: Fiboscarfi
As I briefly mentioned in my WIPs and UFOs post the other week I've been experimenting with using a pick up stick whilst making part of a blanket. It turns out that using a pick up stick is fun.
Out of the various hats I've made over the autumn/winter the one that I like the most is probably the Lincolnshire little waffle. The only problem is I didn't really have a scarf to go with it. And I like to have a scarf-hat combo that matches. So I decided to interrupt blanket making to knock out a scarf.
For one of the panels I'd made on the blanket I'd decided to add some colour. And I'd used the fibonacci sequence to determine how much colour and where to put it. I liked how it looked so I designed this scarf with that in mind.
I used the left over orange yarn from the hat and bought medium and dark grey in the same aran yarn - Drops Nepal. I used the lighter grey for the warp and the darker grey for the weft. I decided that I wanted to keep the use of orange to a highlight so thought I'd make it a warp float. The pattern was multiples of 4 warp threads - and I was using 20 repetitions. I set the first 4 repetitions up in grey (1 + 1 + 2). I set the next 3 up with orange as the primary float colour (3), and then grey for the final 13 (5 + 8).
The pick up stick followed a 1 up, 1 down pattern.
The weft pattern was:
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- Neutral + pick up stick
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- Up + pick up stick
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I did a fibonacci start and end to the scarf as well and put 3 single orange picks in the weft float section.
It was an enjoyable and quick project. I also got to use my fringe twister to get the fringe secured which makes the finish look much neater. I then hand washed and machine rinsed/drained/slow spun it before drying it. And I love how it looks.
It hasn't left the house yet as we're fortunate to be having a nice warm spell but it feels like it'll be warm. My only concern is that it might be too itchy so I may need to look into lining it. Time will tell.
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It is located at Mile 14, Labuk Road (11km from airport) and is just less than 5 minutes walk to the well known Sepilok Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre in Sandakan.
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