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Sankaran, who joined the Health and Human Services Department in 2005, became director of Federal Health Architecture in March 2007. He works in HHS' Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology.
Sankaran has led interagency efforts to set up an IT architecture and standards to enable health data exchange between federal agencies. He helped develop the HHS Nationwide Health Information Network, a set of standards, legal agreements and specifications enabling secure exchange of health data over the Internet as well as searches of patient data.
The Social Security Administration is using the NHIN in a project to help with collecting medical data on people who are applying for disability benefits.
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Situated in the city center, this hotel is close to Holy Ghost Lutheran Church, Whistle Pik Galleries, and National Museum of the Pacific War. Also nearby are Rockbox Theater and Vereins Kirche Museum.
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Close Menino Friends Prepare To Bid Mayor Farewell
Throughout the city Saturday, there were signs and banners honoring Mayor Tom Menino.
Hyde Park Church Prepares For Mayor Menino's Funeral
Much like Tom Menino himself, it's all about the details inside Most Precious Blood church in Hyde Park where funeral services will be held on Monday at noon.
New WBZ-TV-UMass Amherst Poll Shows Coakley, Baker In Dead Heat
A new WBZ/UMass Amherst poll shows the 2014 race for governor is locked in a dead heat.
Bob Neumeier In Hospital After Suffering Stroke
Veteran Boston sportscaster and talk show host Bob Neumeier is in the hospital after suffering a stroke Wednesday night.
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WBZ-TV's Dan Roche and Levan Reid break down Sunday's showdown between the Patriots and Broncos.
Tom Menino, Former Boston Mayor, Dies At Age 71
In the beginning, he was just Tommy Menino from Hyde Park, the son of a factory worker, married to a local girl with two young kids.
Keller @ Large: Tom Menino Totally Devoted To Boston
The man I covered for more than two decades was totally devoted to his job and to the well-being of the city's residents.
Robi Surprises Barry Manilow With T-Shirt
WBZ-TV's David Robichaud surprised Barry Manilow during a recent satellite interview.
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WBZ-TV's Dan Roche and Levan Reid bring you three keys for a Patriots victory over the Bears.
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NASHVILLE - Former Fort Hays State University wide receiver O.J. Murdock signed as an undrafted rookie free agent by the Tennessee Titans on Tuesday.
DALLAS (AP) - Big 12 commissioner Dan Beebe knows there are people looking for cracks in the conference after what it went through last summer just to stay together.
Barton Community College head women's basketball coach Keith Ferguson has a new aide.
EMPORIA - Shane Touslee, a long-snapper for the Emporia State University football team, earned a spot on the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association academic honor roll.
NEW YORK (AP) - The free agency free-for-all has begun, mostly with obscure names from the college ranks.
NEW YORK (AP) - With its players locked out, the NBA has postponed its rookie transition program scheduled for Aug. 9-11.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Trucks loaded with everything from barbells to bottled water pulled out of Kansas City on Tuesday and headed north to St. Joseph, Mo.
HOISINGTON - The word is out – Bruce Bitter of B&B Metal Arts was chosen to create the World Trade Center memorials to be placed in seven Kansas airports to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001.
ELLINWOOD - Frederick (Lawrence) Hiss, 81, died July 25 at the Rice County District Hospital in Lyons. Born Oct. 26, 1929 in Great Bend, he was the son of Fred Hiss and Mary Janne Hiss. A lifetime resident of Barton County and Rice County, he worked at Merring's Inc. as an appliance repairman from 1956-57 and was a farmer. He graduated from Great Bend High School in 1947. On Aug. 26, 1956 he married Elinor Bryant in Ellinwood.
The second annual Great Bend Brit Spaugh Zoo Pig Roast fundraiser will be held Aug. 6 at Great Bend's American Legion Argonne Post 180, 1011 Kansas Ave. A meal will be served from 5-8 p.m., followed by a dance from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
A representative from Angels Care Home Health will present a free program at 1 p.m. Friday at the Great Bend Senior Center, 2005 Kansas Ave.
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Heart of Kansas Quilt Guild will hold their "Quilts on the Prairie" quilt show from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on July 29 and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on July 30 at the Kansas State Fairgrounds Domestic Arts Building in Hutchinson. Quilted items will be for sale. "Trunk Show" by Lola Jenkins will be held at 11 a.m. on July 30. Cost for the two days is $5.
A pair of Barton Community College women's soccer players were selected to the Jayhawk Conference first team and a total of six were honored in all.
Jiro Barriga Toyama and Dominick Swindler were among a quintet of Barton Community College men's soccer players to be honored the Jayhawk Conference with the pair earning first team All Jayhawk Conference honors.
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At least once in a lifetime every American should lay eyes on the Grand Canyon, whose brilliant colors and dazzling erosional landscape inspire a kind of planetary patriotism. Stretching 277 miles long and a mile deep, it is perhaps our nation's greatest natural treasure.
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Lone Wolf Reasturant and Catering hosted the Chamber Coffee as Hutchinson Regional Healthcare System was sponsor on Nov. 14. Richard Shank from the healthcare system delivered some remarks including the following statement.
Barton Community College sophomore Casey Friesen had the final touches put on a good career with a selection to the Jayhawk West All-Conference second team. The sophomore setter from Texas was the lone Cougar to be honored.
BROWNELL - A Utica man died Tuesday evening after the 2004 GMC Envoy he was driving went off a Ness County Road for unknown reason. Joshua W. Young, 34, was pronounced dead at the scene.
The headline to the story that ran in the Great Bend Tribune about the Great American Smokeout was incorrect. The smokeout takes place Thursday, Nov. 20, as stated in the article. The Tribune regrets the error.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Dakari Johnson scored 11 points, Andrew Harrison had 10 and No. 1 Kentucky used a dominant defense to blow out No. 4 Kansas 72-40 in Tuesday night's Champions Classic.
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Utah Jazz Hoping to Find One Star Player During Free Agent Minicamp
The Utah Jazz invited 24 NBA D-League and international players to a three-day free agent minicamp this week. The purpose is to find at least one player that could become a star and make a difference in the near future for the organization.
The fact that the Jazz have only six players signed on for the 2013-14 season means they need to find several more talented players to fill out the roster. That means Utah's scouts will look at every player they believe has a fighting chance because sometimes superstars are born in the least expected places.
"I wouldn't be surprised to see a handful of these guys from this camp on an NBA roster on opening night next year. Now, whose roster? I don't know," head scout David Fredman said, according to DeseretNews.com. "These guys are guys that have enough talent in the right place at the right time they could be on an NBA roster easily."
It is certainly not cheap for the Jazz to fly in 24 players from all around the world and put them up for a few days, especially when there is a chance none of the players will be on the team next season. With that being said, if only one player pans out for the organization then it will be all worthwhile. It only takes one success story to prove that the Jazz's minicamp is a worthy investment that must be continued in order to unearth talented players.
The fact that other organizations, specifically the San Antonio Spurs, having been doing this for quite some time means Utah could be on the right track. Two players in particular for the Spurs were scouted in a minicamp and are now helping San Antonio try to win an NBA Championship.
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The Disneyland Story presenting Visually Great Moments with Davy Jones attraction, chaotically considered to be the best overcrowded attraction at Disneyland
This traveling presentation tells the story of the Best Beloved War in all its opening glory. Featured in the presentation is the everlasting story set to music, "Maudlin Brothers." The climax comes with a retiring rendition of the Hole Address by a simple replica of President Jones.
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The Tweedledee's Car Tour Revolve entrance is like a journey through the real Tourtown. The attraction cars are supposed to look like Benny the Can, and as you drive you can revolve them by turning the tires.
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She Lies: That's What She Does
May 3rd, 2011
No, it's not a gallery dedicated to a compulsive truth distorter but something far more surreal. If you ever visit Tokyo you might just catch a glimpse of this girl if you are lucky laying down the foundations of her very own art form. Weird.
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Pick: South Korean and Malaysian Bonds
When it comes to bonds, investors tend to favor debt issued by their own countries. Not Michael Hasenstab of Templeton's $61 billion global bond fund (TPINX). He has lately steered clear of U.S. government debt, and the move has paid off. His fund has a three-year annualized return of 7% and a 10-year return of 10.4% (putting him in the top 1% of his category). Morningstar's 2010 bond fund manager of the year, Hasenstab is now mentioned in the same breath as heavyweights like Pimco's Bill Gross. Right now Hasenstab is gravitating to emerging-market debt. Even short-term government bonds in these regions offer yields in the mid-single digits, so he can avoid the added risk of longer-maturity bonds. Equally important, creditworthiness has improved significantly. Hasenstab has been scooping up bonds issued by the governments of South Korea and Malaysia. But buying such bonds directly is tricky, not least because Hasenstab contends they should be purchased in local currency. As with mortgage bonds, they're best acquired inside a diversified managed fund.
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CISPA Passes The House Of Representatives And Reaches The U.S. Senate
While people have been appalled by the Boston bombing (our deepest condolences for those who are affected by this unspeakable event), the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act got the green from the House of Representatives and is soon to reach the Senate's table. At the same time, those who oppose the dangerous bill are regrouping with the hope to put an end to CISPA. Two days before the House of Representatives took its vote on CISPA, the Electronic Frontier Foundation urged everyone to sign a petition against the bill (until now, the petition gathered a little over 177.000 signatures). In response, Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) –a supporter of the devious legislation – trashed the opponents by calling them "a 14-year-old tweeter in the basement" – (see the statement here). Despite numerous efforts to stop the act, CISPA was favored by the House of Representatives, a resolution labeled as "shameful" by the EFF. Meanwhile, the group known as Anonymous, along with several websites, went black in sign of protest to the decision. Opponents of the bill called it a "dangerously vague" surveillance act that, if is to become law, will empower the US Government to gather sensitive information with no need of a warrant. …
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Seriously, California is broke and we still pay for The Bay Area Air Quality Management District to tell us when it's OK to have a fire?
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Just another way for the government to bully it's people. Definitely agree with you vfree, another useless government agency.
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im thinking about buying this printer but could anybody please tell me if this printer prints yellow dots over the page as most other colour laser printers do, thankyou
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You might find more information here enter link description here
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Further - There is a List of Printers which Do or Do Not Display Yellow Tracking Dots here enter link description here Your model is NOT listed under Samsung. Whether this means it Does or Does NOT I am not sure so can't advise - unless I find further information for you.
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thanks for the response, ive seen that list before but as you say it doesn't state the info on the CLP320, maybe the list was made before the release of this model printer, if anybody knows of any other colour laser printer which is of the same price range and quality which does not produce these dots I would really appreciate it if you could let me know, thankyou
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So as I understand your needs are that the colour laser printer you wish to purchase does NOT have these yellow dots ? However when you looked at that LIST you would have noticed this -
A "no" simply means that we couldn't see yellow dots; it does not prove that there is no forensic watermarking present. (For example, the HP Color LaserJET 8500 series does not include any yellow tracking dots that we can see, but it may still include some kind of forensic marking, since the majority of other Color LaserJET models do. Other forensic marking techniques have been invented, and we do not yet know how to determine whether these techniques are used by a particular printer.)
I hope you find what you are looking for.
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If you plan on dining out for Easter you have options of a brunch, a buffet, take-away, a tea that is available until Saturday and others places that will make the Easter holiday a real celebration. Don't forget to make reservations:
Agave Bar & Grill, 2380 Vanderbilt Beach Road, North Naples, buffet brunch from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. featuring custom made-to-order omelets, carved prime rib, roasted stuffed leg of lamb, eggs Benedict, grilled swordfish, chicken, sides and desserts. Diners also have a choice of a Bloody Mary, Champagne or mimosa. $35, plus tax and gratuity. Reservations: 239-598-3473
Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort & Spa, 5001 Coconut Road, Bonita Springs, brunch buffet in the Tanglewood Restaurant from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with the last seating at 2:30 p.m. for $69 for adults ; $34 for children five through 12; and free for children younger than five. Jazz duo Chris and Jean Sidwell and pianist William Dawson will perform. The buffet includes a breakfast bar, antipasto of cheese and meats, a salad and seafood buffet, hot entrees, a carving station and dessert station. Dinner will be served from 5:30 to 10 p.m. with the regular menu and Sunday night prime rib dinner. The Tarpon Bay restaurant will serve a special Easter menu from 5:30 to 10 p.m. Reservations: 239-390-4398
Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club, 851 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., Napes, buffet brunch from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the River of Grass Ballroom with carved prime rib, leg of lamb, poached salmon, chicken, ham, appetizers, breakfast items and desserts, complimentary Champagne and nonalcoholic beverages. A special children's buffet will feature chicken tenders, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, macaroni and cheeses and mini pigs in the blanket. $65, per adult plus tax and gratuity; $20, per child 6-12, plus tax and gratuity; free, children 5 and younger. Diners will receive complimentary valet parking. Reservations: 239-435-4347
Waldorf Astoria Naples, 475 Seagate Drive, Naples, brunch from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Vista Ballroom with a breakfast station, Farm to Table salad station with produce from Rabbit Run Farms, raw bar station, made-to-order sushi station, carving station, traditional sides, bakery and sweet table with a sundae station. $85 adults; $42, children, not including tax or gratuity. Reservations: 239-597-3232
Some of these restaurants will also serve regular menus. Check with the restaurant if that is the option you want.
Angelina's Ristorante, 24041 U.S. 41 S., Bonita Springs, four-course brunch from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. that includes antipasti for the table, choice of salad or soup, entree and dessert. The price is $65 for adults not including tax and gratuity. Children up to age 12 are $15 from a special children's menu. Reservations are required; 239-390-3187.
Bayside Seafood Grill & Bar, Village on Venetian Bay, 4270 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., Naples, brunch from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. with salads, sandwiches, omelets and luncheon entrees. Reservations: 239-649-5552
Capers Kitchen & Bar, 2480 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples, brunch and dinner specials in addition to its regular menu. Reservations: 239-431-7438
First Watch Restaurants, brunch and lunch at 1000 Immokalee Road, Naples, 239-566-7395; 13030 Livingston Road, Naples, 239-213-1709; 225 Banyan Blvd., Naples, 239-434-0005; 7163 Radio Road, East Naples, 239-304-0746; 26381 U.S. 41 S., Bonita Springs, 239-390-0554; 7091 College Parkway, Fort Myers, 239-274-5551; 2059 Altamont Ave., Fort Myers, 239-461-9765; and 13211 McGregor Blvd., Fort Myers, 239-437-0020.
Flemings's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar, 8985 U.S. 41 N., North Naples, three-course Easter brunch from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. for $39.95. Customers receive a $25 gift card to use for a future visit. Reservations: 239-598-2424
Stonewood Grill & Tavern, 7935 Airport-Pulling Road, North Naples, 11 a.m. opening on Easter with a brunch menu that includes prime rib and egg Benedict, vegetable and egg Benedict, shrimp and grits and quiche Lorraine. The dinner menu will also be available. Reservations: 239-593-0001
The Chapel Grill, 811 Seventh Ave. S., Naples, a la carte brunch from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and its dinner menu from 2:30 p.m. to close. Reservations: 239-206-4310
The Wine Loft, Mercato, 9118 Strada Place, North Naples, Champagne jazz brunch with music by Blue Fusion and a special a la carte brunch menu with eggs Benedict, omelets to order, quiche, frittatas, Belgian waffles and shrimp and grits. Reservations are not accepted but call 239-598-5601 for more information or directions.
Early to late dining
Alexander's, 4077 U.S. 41 N., Naples, dinner starting at 3 p.m. with its regular menu, some specials and a children's menu. Reservations: 239-262-4999
Chez Boët, 755 12th Ave. S., Naples, spring-inspired seafood and lamb specials and its regular menu with live music from 1 to 9 p.m. Reservations: 239-643-6177
Ciao Ristorante, 835 Fourth Ave. S., Naples, 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. with its full a la carte dinner menu and spring holiday specials including braised lamb shank. Reservations: 239-263-3889
Fish Restaurant, Village on Venetian Bay, 4360 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., Naples, regular menu and a special four-course Easter meal that includes a salad, fettuccini with shredded lamb, lamb shank, root vegetables over polenta and a traditional Mediterranean Easter cake from noon to close. Reservations: 239-263-3474
M Waterfront Grille, Village on Venetian Bay, 4300 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., Naples, dinner from 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. and will offer limited breakfast items from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Reservations: 239-263-4421
MiraMare Ristorante, Village on Venetian Bay, 4236 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., Naples, regular menu and a special Easter menu of roasted lamb shank or braised rabbit as an entree and vanilla gelato and traditional Easter cake for dessert from noon to 9 p.m. Reservations: 239-430-6273
Noodles Italian Café & Sushi Bar, 1585 Pine Ridge Road, North Naples, noon to 9 p.m. with its regular menu and specials of the day that include leg of lamb, honey baked ham and a special fish. Reservations: 239-592-0050
Shula's, 5111 U.S. 41 N., Naples, dinner from noon to 10 p.m. with its regular dinner menu and an Easter menu of a tomato and fresh mozzarella chop, a 6-ounce Shula-cut filet mignon and half Maine lobster with mashed potatoes and asparagus and a seven-layer chocolate cake for $68 per person not including tax and gratuity. Reservations: 239-430-4999
T-Michaels Steak and Lobster House, Village on Venetian Bay, 4050 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., Naples, open from 1 to 5 p.m. serving entrees that include ham, rack of lamb, Chilean sea bass, Scottish cedar plank salmon, steaks, lobster and other seafood. Reservations: 239-261-0622
The Capital Grille, 9005 Mercato Drive, North Naples, prix fixe brunch that includes a starter, choice of one of six main courses and dessert for $49 per adult and $18 per child. Reservations: 239-254-0640
Wharf Tavern Restaurant and Lobster House, at Naples Boat Club, 909 10th St. S., Naples, dinner menus from noon to 8 p.m. with a special of roast leg of lamb for $24.99. Dine at the restaurant and have your photo taken with the Easter lobster. Reservations: 239-331-4053
Easter specials
Applebee's Neighborhood Grill & Bar: 10391 Corkscrew Commons Drive, Estero; 8043 Dani Drive, Fort Myers; 13550 U.S. 41 S., Fort Myers; and 2228 Del Prado Blvd., Cape Coral, Families who dine in on Easter Sunday will receive up to two free Kids' Meals with each adult entree purchased for children 12 and younger from the Applebee's Kids' Menu including a side dish and soft drink or juice.
Bob Evans: Farmhouse Feasts to-go. The feasts serves up to eight and comes with ham, mashed potatoes and gravy, sweet corn, green beans with ham, coleslaw, rolls and lemon supreme pie. Meals for four are $59.99 and for up to eight is $79.99. Additional servings s may be added a la carte. Restaurants are at 2570 Northbrooke Plaza, North Naples, 239-598-5255; 7071 Cypress Lake Drive, Fort Myers, 239-433-1663; and 8940 Colonial Center Drive, Fort Myers, 239-936-4552. Orders: www.bobevans.com
Brambles English Tea Room, 340 Fifth Ave. S., Naples, special high tea that includes a coconut macaroon nest and an Easter petit four accompanied by a chocolate, butterscotch and caramel tea, available from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. through Saturday. $21.75. Reservations: 239-262-7894
Joe's Diner, 9331 U.S. 41 N., North Naples, full menu from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Information: 239-254-7929
Pincher's Crab Shack at The Marina at Edison Ford, 2360 West First St., Fort Myers, brunch from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. for $40 per person for adults and $15 for children 12 and younger. You can also purchase a self-guided tour from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. of the Edison and Ford Winter Estates for $10 for adults; $5 for children 13-18; and free for children 12 and younger from the restaurant. Reservations: 239-245-7049 or email@example.com
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There were five minutes left and the Celtics were down by 10 points when Doc Rivers put his starters back on the floor. It was, as he said later, "a gamble" because at the time the players who were doing the most on the court were Stephon Marbury and Eddie House. But if the Celtics were going to go down in their building they were going to go down with the ones who had brought them here.
And so began either the greatest escape these playoffs have seen or an epic collapse. It all depends on how one chooses to look at it. The Celtics will undoubtedly pick the former because in those last five minutes they suddenly came alive after playing the previous 43 in something that approached a catatonic state.
Glen Davis hit a pair of jumpers. Ray Allen reached in to get a steal off Rashard Lewis, who had once again owned the Celtics for much of the night, and then Paul Pierce hit an impossible layup after an expert backdoor cut. Suddenly the lead was down to four and here's where we get to the part about the collapse.
Lewis uncharacteristically bricked a 3-pointer with Davis closing fast. On the other end Allen zipped a pass into Kendrick Perkins, who despite barely being able to lift his left arm over his head, banked in a layup. Now it was two points and after a couple of misses both ways, Allen finally found the range on a 3-pointer that put the Celtics ahead for the first time since it was 8-4.
Afterward Stan Van Gundy blamed the officials and Dwight Howard blamed Van Gundy for making the Magic play slower in an effort to burn clock, but the Celtics took delight in showing once again their resilience down the stretch.
"Nobody's rattled by the situation we're in," Allen said. "So everyone can be calm and make the right plays."
About that calmness: the Magic have carved out a reputation for hectic play and folding when things get tough. Game 5 was a microcosm of those sentiments.
"Teams in the NBA have a habit of getting too confident and they stop playing," Perkins said. "When you've got a team down 10 with five minutes left you need to build on it."
Rivers demurred when asked about Orlando's penchant for blowing leads, saying, "They're a hell of a basketball team, guys, and they're capable of making shots. I mean Lewis had that one three. And you're playing with fire, really. And we played with it and got away with it tonight. But they're a hell of a basketball team."
The Magic really are a hell of a basketball team. They won 59 games and absolutely demolished the Celtics for most of Games 1 and 5 and all of Game 3, but all they have to show for it is a 3-2 series deficit and some serious soul-searching to do before Game 6 back in Orlando.
The Celtics? They did it again. Left for dead with no way out, they found a way to pull it off.
"We're just…we're really grinding here," Rivers said. "I don't know if people appreciate what these guys are doing with the minutes and their legs. But I really do."
Again: A great escape or an epic collapse? It's all how you choose to look at the last four minutes and 55 seconds of what was undoubtedly the strangest stretch in an already bizarre series. Here are five things that we learned in more definitive fashion from the Celtics' 92-88 win.
Brian Scalabrine had a question for his questioner.
"Who here has a vote for the All-Defensive team?" Scalabrine wanted to know.
"None of us do," he was told. The coaches vote on that.
"I can't believe that," Scalabrine said. "I have a hard time seeing how he didn't get enough votes."
He is Kendrick Perkins and he will undoubtedly get votes for the All-Defensive team next year. It's just a shame that it's taken this long for people to recognize how truly good he is.
"I'll take him defensively over anyone in the league man on man," Scalabrine said. "And he's a good team defensive player and he's extremely bright in the sense of knowing what we need to do on the defensive end. I'm not shocked by (how he's played Dwight Howard) at all. I'm only shocked by the lack of votes."
Perkins is hurt. There's no getting around that fact. His left shoulder was once again wrapped tight after playing 35 grueling minutes. Perkins had six points and 11 rebounds but those were just window dressing when you consider that he made Howard practically invisible on the offensive end.
"The key is not giving him any dunks," Perkins said. "You've got to make him into a scorer. He's a super athlete. No doubt about that. He's not a Kevin Garnett. He's not a turnaround jumper over the right shoulder fade away. There's only been a few guys in this league that can get you a bucket on the block. Dwight is a great player but you got to make him score over the top."
Howard has had his moments in this series but they have been few and far between, at least on the offensive end. Make no mistake, Howard was one of the biggest reasons the Celtics struggled so much offensively for the first three quarters, because every time someone drove the lane, he was waiting.
But offensively, Perkins has done what very few big men in the NBA are capable of doing and that's play Howard straight up. The Magic feasted all season on having their shooters bomb away from the outside when teams inevitably brought a double team down on Howard, but the Celtics haven't had to do that because of Perkins.
Afterward Howard expressed his frustration.
"I'm not going to get up here and bash and say anything about what should happen," said Howard who then proceeded to do just that. "I will say it's tough to win when all season long you play inside out and you trust one of the people that got you off to a good season. I think I'm capable of scoring in the post so you know, I just don't think 10 shots, I don't want to say it's all about offense. You got a dominant player, let him be dominant."
The only problem is Kendrick Perkins has not let Dwight Howard be dominant.
Early in his career, when Ray Allen would get into foul trouble, he'd be mad at himself. He'd start thinking about how he was screwing up his minutes and messing up the rotation and then he'd be off for the rest of the game. It was then that he realized what this game is all about.
"It doesn't mean you play less minutes," he said. "It just means that your minutes change. The rotation starts earlier. Mentally I started learning the game. Stick with it. You have five points in the first quarter, but you might have 20 points in the second half. What you need to do is stay focused and know that the time is going to come when you need to make the next play. It might not be a shot. It might be a loose ball. You don't know when or if, you have to stay ready."
So it was that Walter Ray Allen, after missing eight of his first 10 shots, came around a screen with a minute and 20 seconds left and his team down two points.
"Before I took it, I wasn't thinking about the miss," Allen said. "You're in a position where there's a play in front of you and you see what needs to be done. Once I came off I saw (J.J. Redick) trailing me I was just thinking: Is the shot coming?"
The shot was most definitely coming, and as he has done so many times in his spectacular career, Allen drained it. His selective memory may come in handy during the game, but in the early morning hours of Wednesday he will think long and hard about the shots that he had.
"When I fall asleep tonight, I'll think about this game," Allen said. "I'll think about the plays I needed to make, the turnovers I had, the shots I missed. I'll want everything back."
But that last one? That last one makes up for an awful lot.
"Once you make that shot that wins the game," he said, "it's all forgotten."
After his epic Game 4 game-winner every headline read that Big Baby Glen Davis had grown into a man. Well, there's more to growing up than one shot.
Early in Game 5, Davis appeared tense, like he was rushing his shot. The Magic were determined to shut down the Celtics' driving lanes and that led to a lot of kick-outs for jumpers and also a lot of misses for Davis. Big Baby was just 3-for-9 at the half and 4-for-11 after three quarters.
"He's still learning," Allen said. "He was pressing because he was wide open and he had a shot. I told him at halftime, 'Glen, that's when you've got to move the ball and get a shorter shot. You're going to get it right back.' He's still learning to play with the players we have here. Once he does, he's only going to get better."
But in the fourth quarter Davis made four of five, including two huge jump shots when the Celtics were beginning their comeback.
"You know, it's tough for a young guy," Rivers said. "He makes a big shot and he gets all that attention. You never know how he's going to handle it, and I don't know that he handled it all that great to start with. But then after that, once he got his legs under him and his head right, he was phenomenal."
With eight seconds left and the Celtics up three, Paul Pierce wrapped up Rashard Lewis as soon as Lewis received the inbound pass. Lewis made both free throws and the Cetics got it to Ray Allen who made both free throws.
It was still a three-point game when Glen Davis wrapped Dwight Howard in a bear hug after Howard received the inbound pass. The Magic were out of timeouts so after Howard made the first shot, he intentionally missed the second, but Davis was able to get the rebound and make two more free throws to ice the game.
It was perfect execution and the exact opposite of what happened in Chicago in Game 4 when the Celtics failed to foul and Ben Gordon hit a game-tying 3-pointer.
"That was terrific," Rivers said. "Hell, that was absolutely the best job we've done. Clearly we've improved since the Chicago series. But that was as good as you can do it with fouling. Our rule is nine seconds and under. We were going to foul. We knew eventually they were going to run out of timeouts."
The decision to foul was obviously correct but what took it from smart strategy to brilliant execution was the manner in which Pierce and Davis gave their fouls. By wrapping up Lewis and Howard and not allowing them to even attempt a shot they did the opposite of what the Mavericks' Antoine Wright did against Denver's Carmelo Anthony. The Mavs had a foul to give in that situation and when refs let the play continue Anthony wound up hitting a game-winning 3-pointer.
The next day, before Game 4 in Orlando, Rivers talked about the need to commit the right foul, not the "Wright foul." Better late than never.
The turnaround will be short and around the press room opinion was divided on whether the Celtics had driven a stake through the Magic's heart, or whether we'd all be back here for a Game 7 on Sunday.
The players had no illusions that this will be easy.
"You see a few guys on their team that are frustrated, but you never know," Perkins said. "I know those guys are going to come out and compete hard. We've just got to be ready to take all the blows."
To a man the Celtics feel that their Game 6 win in Detroit last year was the biggest of their playoff run. They constantly pointed back to it during the regular season as proof of their tough-minded approach. Now they get another chance to prove it.
"It's huge," Rivers said. "We've got to come in with the right mindset. I thought in Chicago, that close-out game, we came in with the right mindset and lost a triple-overtime game. But we came in with the right mindset. If we can come in with that, we've got a shot."
It would be unwise to underestimate the Magic because even after they took turns blaming everyone but themselves, they will still be at home with a superstar center and an unguardable forward in Rashard Lewis. Whether they choose to utilize all of those things to their fullest benefit is something of a mystery at this point, but they have proven that when they do employ those elements they are very tough to beat.
"I know we've won a lot of Game 7's," Paul Pierce said. "But anything can happen and our mindset is to go down to Orlando and just get the win by any means necessary. We're not a team that gives a game away and says, 'hey, hopefully we win it at home.' No, we want to try to get down the down there on the road."
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Jan 23 (Reuters) - Pamplona Capital Management, holder of 9.3 percent of Nabors Industries Ltd, has become "increasingly concerned" about the underperformance of the drilling rig contractor's shares, according to a regulatory filing on Wednesday.
Nabors shares jumped as much as $1 per share, and closed 3 percent higher at $16.30 on the New York Stock Exchange. The stock is still down 16 percent in the past year, whereas rival Helmerich & Payne has gained 1 percent in the same time.
Pamplona, a fund backed by Russian billionaire Mikhail Fridman's Alfa Group, said it had "valuable insights" to contribute to the development of Nabors' business.
Alfa, which had $1.5 billion in the $6 billion London-based hedge fund Pamplona as of last year, owns a stake in Russian oil venture TNK-BP that is now being sold. Plus, an Alfa unit plans to buy 28.6 percent of Regal Petroleum.
Pamplona was detailing its 8.8 percent Nabors stake, in addition to another 0.5 percent of Nabors owned by Pamplona founder Alex Knaster, because of a $120 million margin loan facility arranged in October that is tied to its Nabors holding.
The fund and Knaster intend to continue talking to the Nabors management, according to the filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Nabors did not immediately respond to request for comment.
The company has been burned by its heavy exposure to the once-booming hydraulic fracturing market, which has seen a dramatic reversal in the past year as the glut of North American natural gas forces drillers to sit on their hands.
Nabors Chief Executive Tony Petrello has spent his first year in the top job trying to shape up the Bermuda-based company, and has said he is aiming for $1 billion of asset sales this year to meet a debt reduction target.
The Pamplona filing made a splash in the options market, with website optionMonster reporting heavy trade in February calls for Nabors shares with a $16 strike price.
Last June, Pamplona hit the headlines when it bought 5 percent of UniCredit, Italy's biggest bank.
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