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David Lewis Paget
The Master of Hounds
Deep in the village of Darkling
Where the Squires and their Ladies rule,
No-one comes out in the eventime
Unless they're a brazen fool,
The Hunt is rallied for after dark
And they wear the hood and the cowl,
Roam far and wide through the countryside
While the ravening hounds just howl.
They say that they're hunting foxes,
But I know, that just isn't true,
That blood they seek at the end of the week,
They may be looking for you,
They take their cues from the Magistrate
Who leads the Hunt through the grounds,
His word is law, and he sets the score,
They call him the Master of Hounds.
Sir Roland Bear has an awful stare
As he glares at you from the bench,
The lawyers do what they're told to do
And offer little defence,
If you poach a hare from a Squire's land
Or take a fish from his stream,
And you see him add your name to a list,
You know it's your final scene!
For once outside in the courtyard there
The peasants will stare in dread,
They cross themselves as they pass you by
For nobody speaks to the dead!
You can't go hide in your cottage,
If it still has a window or door,
Though you're locked right in, the hounds of sin
Will come up through a hole in your floor.
The light of my life, Evangeline,
Was married to Percival Shroud,
He beat her once with a riding crop
To keep her bullied and cowed,
She worked all day in the Dairy,
In a barn on Percival's Farm,
And I said one day that he'd have to pay,
I'd not see her come to harm.
She stared at me with her worried eyes
And she let me believe she cared,
We'd hide together beneath the hay
At the height of our love affair,
But one day soon, her burly groom
Had seen us going to ground,
And hauled us before the Magistrate
While our legs and our hands were bound.
'There isn't a place in Darkling here
For the likes of a pair like you! '
Sir Roland Bear, his pen in the air
Considered what he would do.
'You've wandered outside the marriage bounds
Brought shame on the vows you swore,
While you have sullied her decency,
And turned a wife to a whore! '
He put his pen to the fabled list
And he wrote two names in there,
Then thrust us into the courtyard so
The folk could shame and stare.
They cut our bonds and we heard the hounds
As they howled and yapped for blood,
So we went trembling, hand in hand
To hide ourselves in the wood.
The Squires were grim and remorseless when
The Hunt pursued its fare,
Their Ladies thought it a festival
When they rubbed warm blood in their hair,
I'd said I'd not let her come to harm
But Evangeline had cried,
I broke a branch and I sharpened it
To defend my shattered pride.
They came at us like the hounds of hell
In their cloaks, and hoods and cowls,
Along with a pack of hunting dogs,
We could hear their approaching howls,
Evangeline was safe in a tree
While I stood guard below,
My fear was clear in my trembling hands
But I stood so it wouldn't show.
A rider burst on out through the trees
And he roared, 'Now pay for your crime! '
I waited until he rode up close
Then I thrust my stake in his eye,
He screamed just once, and fell from his horse
And his cowl, it floated wide,
I saw I'd killed the Master of Hounds
As the dogs tore at his hide.
The Squires looked down with little remorse
At the corpse that lay in the mud,
While the ladies leapt from their jittery mounts
To dip their hands in his blood,
We made our way unseen through the woods
Escaped from the killing grounds,
And Darkling now is free from the spell
Of the evil Master of Hounds!
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Lata Mangeshkar Death Hoax: Twitterati Assumes Singer Died of Heart Attack, Posts RIP Messages
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The hoaxers on social networking sites have killed the "Nightingale of India" Lata Mangeshkar this time.
Mohammed Rafi's Son Demands Apology from Lata Mangeshkar
After Hrithik Roshan, the legendary singer has now become the latest victim of internet death hoax. Reports of Mangeshkar's death due to heart attack started doing the rounds since Tuesday night.
The rumours started after the singer tweeted about late yesteryear actress Nanda, who died on Tuesday morning due to heart attack. But twitterati mistakenly tweeted "RIP" messages to Mangeshkar, believing that the singer died.
However, the singer, who is affectionately called 'Didi', took to Twitter to slash the rumours and stated that she is well and fine.
Namaskar. Meri tabiyat ke baare mein afwaayein phail rahi hai. Par aap sab ka pyar aur duaaien hain ke meri tabiyat bilkul thik hai.
— latamangeshkar (@mangeshkarlata) March 25, 2014
Even filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar and BJP leader Smriti Irani tweeted that the singer is alive.
Check out the some of the tweets below:
@archanavijaya: Just read on FB that the nightingale of India is no more ! Is this true ? #LataMangeshkar
@ShwetaPandit7: Sending love, wishes, prayers for the bestest health Lata ji.. The goddess of music
@BeerOholic: Got a whatsapp about Lata Mangeshkar's death by heart attack *logged into twitter and found everything fine*
@praticram: Bad news for the world.we lost our best singer Lata Mangeshkar ji few hrs back due to a heart attack.may Latajis soul RIP
@vegetablewoman9: my mom just told me lata mangeshkar died. Did she?
@rkbinani: Got this msg on way to office that #latamangeshkar ji is no more. Didn't believe it as the person wasn't able to provide the source of info
@Dessi_tiger: Guys bad news for world.we lost one of da best singer lata mangeshkar ji few hrs back coz of heart attack. #latamangeshkar #lata
@kmshah1987: Just got to know about the sad demise of Smt. Lata Mangeshkarji. Is it true? Kindly confirm.
@harit4343: Just read some news about #LataMangeshkar #death so sad to here this is it true?????
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Hair-burning incident no hate crime: Crown
Teen offender sentenced to 18 months probation
A Winnipeg girl who had her hair singed by a lighter-wielding classmate at a city high school wasn't singled out because she's Jewish, but rather because her tormentor is "a jerk and a bully," a judge was told Thursday.
Now 17, the girl's attacker previously pleaded guilty to a charge of assault with a weapon in the November 2011 incident at the southwest Winnipeg high school he used to attended.
The case attracted national media attention after being construed as a potential hate crime due to the offender's anti-Semitic comment.
Senior Crown prosecutors ultimately declined to pursue related criminal charges.
The offender and the 15-year-old victim crossed paths near his locker and they began talking, Crown attorney Colin Soul said Thursday.
He pulled out a lighter and started flicking it near her head, saying, "Let's burn the Jew."
A portion of the victim's hair was singed by the flame. She didn't suffer lasting physical injuries.
It wasn't the offender's intention to burn her hair and he didn't pick on her because she was Jewish, Crown attorney Colin Soul to provincial court Judge Robin Finlayson.
Instead, he made the comment because he wanted to taunt her in a manner specific to her.
"He's a jerk and a bully," Soul said of the teen's motivations. "This was an extremely serious offence."
Soul read the victim's impact statement in court. The girl said the ordeal "changed her world upside-down."
She was not present for the sentencing hearing.
The girl went to therapy to deal with the resulting fear and anger. At school, the offender's friends treated her as if she were to blame, she wrote.
The event came to light a few days after it happened and the offender was suspended. He ultimately withdrew from the school.
A resolution to the case has been on hold since last summer, when another judge ordered the teen to take part in a psychological evaluation. While it wasn't spelled out, the youth suffers from a "stress-induced psychosis," and had in the past been prescribed medication for a potential attention-deficit disorder.
His therapist was of the opinion "the offence was an impulsive teenage action," defence lawyer Sandra Bracken said Thursday.
Soon after the incident, the offender sent the victim a text message to apologize after he couldn't find her at school to say he was sorry in person, said Bracken.
The anti-Semitic comment was part of an "established pattern" of negative interactions some students at the school took part in, she added.
Given the context, it was difficult for the offender to fully realize the effect of his words and actions on the victim, said Bracken.
He's since come to see that what he did was "unfortunate (and) unacceptable," she said.
Finlayson said he accepted the "totally vulgar and inappropriate" assault was impulsive, unplanned and not racially motivated.
He called the school culture in which the offender made the anti-Semitic comment unhealthy and dark.
Finlayson endorsed a joint submission from the lawyers that the offender should serve 18 months of supervised probation. He had no criminal record at the time of the incident.
The probation requires the youth to seek out counselling, write a letter of apology to the victim and perform 75 hours of community service work.
"You are fortunate," said Finlayson. "I hope you take advantage of counselling."
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Brown led Hull to the Premier League in 2008 and kept the club in the top flight before being placed on gardening leave the following season, which ended in relegation.
An unsuccessful spell at Preston North End followed for Brown before he took charge of League Two Southend in March 2013.
The 54-year-old will now welcome Hull, who are back among England's elite clubs under Steve Bruce, to Roots Hall on January 25 or 26.
"You couldn't write the script; it really is what the FA Cup is all about," Brown told Southend's official website.
"It's a great draw for me personally coming up against Hull, but also for the players to test themselves against a Premier League side.
"We've beaten two teams from our division (Morecambe and Chesterfield), two good teams, and then convincingly beaten a Championship side (recording a 4-1 triumph over Millwall), so we deserve a crack at Hull.
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Trailing by as much as 19 points in the second half, Weston Ranch's girls basketball team managed to remain a threat in the fourth quarter before falling 63-53 to Manteca High Thursday at Winter Gym.
Kelli Keefe accounted for 11 of Sonora High's 17 fourth-quarter points, helping the Wildcats race past host Lathrop 53-34 in a Valley Oak League contest Thursday.
Tim Baker saved his best for last.
Sierra High varsity wrestler Alex Patton was visibly disappointed after his taxing match with Bobby Guillory.
Sierra High boys varsity basketball coach Scott Thomason knows his squad's style of play.
With one of its top players sidelined for missing practice, East Union High's boys basketball team was nearly burned by one of its former lower-level players.
RIPON - The fact that Ripon High's boys basketball was in the double-bonus before halftime is a pretty good sign that the Indians were aggressive on the court.
East Union High's girls basketball team began its defense of the Valley Oak League championship Tuesday with a 73-23 rout of visiting Lathrop at Dalben Center.
RIPON – The Knights made a splash in their return to the Southern League Tuesday, defeating Mariposa, 62-40.
RIPON - Ripon Christian's girls basketball team wanted to make a statement, but first-year head coach Ed Mulder didn't expect the Knights to pummel visiting Mariposa in such resounding fashion, 62-19.
Weston Ranch High staked its claim as one of the Valley Oak League's boys basketball powers in 2006, the school's first year with a senior class.
To overcome their size deficiencies, East Union and Manteca High's girls basketball teams worked on picking up the pace over their non-league schedules.
Modesto Christian and Turlock Christian aren't sporting winning records, but don't be fooled.
Ripon Christian's exodus from the Trans Valley League came at a good time, but that doesn't mean the Knights will have it easy in the Southern League where traditional power Mariposa and the Sac-Joaquin Section's leading scorer, Turlock Christian's Brandon Rogers, await.
Milestones were reached.
RIPON - Ripon Christian is still queen of Southern League volleyball.
Southern League champion Ripon Christian capped regular-season action Thursday with a 2-1 win over visiting Gustine. The victory is the seventh straight for the Knights (12-1-1 SL, 19-4-1 overall).
East Union was officially eliminated from the playoff race Thursday when second-place Central Catholic visited and won the Valley Oak League match, 25-16, 17-25, 25-23, 25-21.
Back in August, as teams across the Central Valley prepared for tournaments and non-league games, Victor Polanco kept his team at home.
STOCKTON - Francisco Cisneros is a member of a club few coaches get to join: Club Perfect.
RIPON - The Ripon boys water polo team had shredded Valley Oak League competition leading up to Wednesday's Valley Oak League finale against Sonora, winning each contest by no less than seven goals.
Help is on the way for East Union and Weston Ranch, and just in time for their Week-9 Valley Oak League tussle at Dino Cunial Field.
Ripon can forget about that over-the-top pre-league schedule that led to its 1-4 start.
Mahir Pepic asked Manteca High head coach Rick Cuevas to bark out his time while nearing the 2-mile mark at the Eagal Lakes Resort 3.1-mile course.
Ripon showed no drop off with reserves getting ample playing time in Wednesday's three-game rout (25-11, 25-15, 25-12) of visiting Modesto Christian.
STOCKTON - The Weston Ranch volleyball team is hitting its stride.
East Union plans to throw it back to the 1970s, when losses were hard to come by and names like Herrera and Taylor were still at the forefront of the football program.
Manteca held its own against Central Catholic and nearly forced a fifth set in a 25-19, 13-25, 21-25, 24-26 Valley Oak League loss Tuesday in Modesto.
Ripon Christian secured the outright claim to the Southern League championship with Tuesday's 2-0 victory at Denair.
Vista del Lago and Christian Brothers players took turns taking pictures with their prizes on the 18th green at Manteca Park Golf Course.


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From pop to prof - and talent-spotted by Danny Boyle: the complex world of Brian Cox
Brian Cox is one of the most recognisable scientists in the country and it turns out he helped out on Danny Boyle's science-fiction film Sunshine. Now they are reuniting on stage in a festival of ideas in Mile End this weekend
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So it turns out it was the film director Danny Boyle who talent-spotted Brian Cox. Way back in 2006, a good few years before the BBC realised that the smiley physics professor from Oldham would make a charismatic front man for the solar system, Boyle was making his science fiction film, Sunshine. He clocked Cox when he was still just an ex-keyboard player from D:Ream, scratching a living as part of Manchester University High Energy Research team at the CERN facility in Switzerland.
"The premise of Sunshine is that the best of the best scientists in the world are on a mission to the sun to save humanity," explains Cox. "He wanted to find a way of connecting his young actors to young scientists and astronauts. He saw me on Horizon, being interviewed about the Large Hadron Collider. I guess he thought I was young, approachable, seemed to know my stuff… you know — vaguely human."
All the qualities that have since made Cox, now 45, one of the most recognisable scientists in the country, in fact. Cox ended up providing "the intellectual background" to the film, hanging out with Boyle and actor Cillian Murphy at CERN, and submitting to their interrogation.
"It was almost like psychoanalysis," he recalls. "Sunshine is all about whether humans should seek to be masters of nature. That had quite a big effect on me. Way back then, I was just doing lab work, so I hadn't really thought about these things. It had quite a big effect on what I went on to do next."
Cox will be reuniting with Boyle onstage to discuss man's insatiable desire to mess with the universe at a screening of Sunshine next week. It's a highlight of Shuffle, a week-long festival of arts, science and ideas that Boyle is curating in the East End — and part of Cox's commitment to transfer his enthusiasm for physics to a hungry new audience.
Still, I wonder whether he looks back on those days when he was the Jesse Pinkman of the whole CERN thing with something like nostalgia. Cox is now firmly established in the BBC canopy. His lavish productions, like The Wonders of the Universe, provide that sense of Sunday awe that we used to associate with people like Jesus and Sir David Attenborough. Indeed, Cox's most recent series, The Wonders of Life (inspired by Schrodinger's 1944 book What Is Life?) strayed into Attenborough territory, and even featured leopards.
When I ask whether he finds it distracting being a celebrity, he says "yes" without pause. However, he points out that most scientists of his age miss their young days in the lab too. "Some way or another, you end up with more responsibility."
In other words, if he wasn't mooching around lava lakes in Ethiopia, nattering about the volcanoes of Io, he'd spend his days filling out forms for research grants and telling freshers to stop smoking weed. Anyway, he still teaches Quantum Mechanics and Relativity to first years at Manchester. "I love doing it. It's almost the opposite of doing television, where you're giving an exciting snapshot of the science — teaching first years, every single term in every single equation matters. You have to be very methodical."
He already has left a mark on the younger generation of physicists. A professor friend of mine related a story from a class she was teaching on time in thermal physics. After she set out the various theories and counter-theories, one of her students objected: "Many of these positions can't be right because Professor Brian Cox says that time will definitely end in the heat death of the universe!" She found this a bit irritating — not least as no student ever referred to her university's professoriat as "Professor".
"Well it will end in the heat death of the universe!" he laughs when I relay the tale. "The ideas of heat death have got a fascinating history, but it depends on whether you're talking of the current best estimate of what's going to happen or the history of the idea, I suppose."
And now I feel I'm getting out of my depth, ie out of the paddling pool. Still, he takes the general point. "You should always worry that you are simplifying these things on television, but I actually think that there's an appropriate creative tension. I mean, I could televise my undergraduate lectures. Who would want to watch that?"
He sees the purpose of his TV shows as "transferring the excitement of intellectual ideas" to the biggest audience that he can. "Some people bemoan the fact that you have to simplify the ideas; we see it is making the idea intelligible to a non-scientific audience."
He says the wider physics community recognise the need for "public-facing" scientists. And if he inspires a generation to study physics at university — where they will have no choice but to learn rigour — then so much the better. "The political challenge is that we need a million more scientists and engineers in the economy by 2020. We're not educating enough people to sustain our biggest companies."
In fact, Cox proves an eloquent defender of the British university system. "It is one of our great national assets. It would be impossible for any other country to replicate it. We're talking about 1,000 years that have gone into building it — but it's extremely easy to damage it."
He says that the Government's commitment to science funding through austerity has been a "reasonable statement of intent". However, he has serious misgivings about the decision to treble tuition fees.
"We need to wait for the research, but anecdotally, I think it has discouraged students from poorer backgrounds. I worry about that. Students who go through higher education make a net positive contribution to society in pure cash terms — quite aside from their cultural contribution. Investment in the young is something that is logical and sensible."
If it were down to him, he'd bring back grants. "It's in the interests of the country. I would invest in knowledge, education and the young." Vote Cox!
As for TV, he is currently making a series called the Human Universe, due in the New Year. "It's back to cosmology again," he says. "It's about man's exploration of the universe — so there's an ascent of man element to it. It's also asking questions such as: 'Why don't we see any evidence of other civilisations?'"
He's wigged out by recent data from the Kepler telescope which suggests there are 20 billion temperate, rocky planets in our galaxy. "That's a huge number of possible second Earths! But something like one in five stars has an Earth-like planet round it. So now the challenge is to look at them in detail."
Annoyingly, the closest one is about 10-20 light years away, quite close in astronomical terms but about 200 years away with current technology. If only we could make some kind of fuel cell out of Cox's enthusiasm.
"We could send out robot explorers there!" he says, becoming all boyish again. "Why not? We built cathedrals once. We used to create things for future generations."
The Winter Shuffle is a 10-day festival curated by film director Danny Boyle (shufflefestival.com, starts today). Held at St Clement's — a disused former psychiatric hospital in Mile End — Shuffle features film screenings, Q&As with dapper experts including Jarvis Cocker, live music, comedy, theatre, art, food and mulled wine (obvs). Boyle consulted Professor Brian Cox on all matters scientific while he was creating sci-fi flick Sunshine. Here are some Shuffle sci-highs:
Professor Bri's sci-fi highs
Saturday 7th
A screening of the dystopian movie, followed by a discussion and Q&A about single-sex reproduction.
Shuffle's Christmas lecture features geneticist Aarathi Prasad on whether "virgin births" could ever become reality.
Sunday 8th
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Tuesday 10th
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Saturday 14th
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Sunday 15th
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Community Board Two's Land Use Committee held a public hearing last month concerning a special permit for a fitness center to open on the ground floor of 120 Clinton Street. According to the minutes, this will be "a high end gym open from 6 am to 10 pm on weekdays and 7 am to 10 pm on weekends." There will be no changes to the landmarked exterior and the Landmarks Preservation Commission already granted a certificate of appropriateness. The minutes don't specify what company will operate the gym or when it'll open. CB2′s Land Use Committee ultimately approved the proposal. GMAP
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Oooh I wonder what this could be. Surely not an Equinox.
No, there's already an Equinox around the corner from this location. (I wish an Equinox could find a space and open in the Slope–I miss it when I'm being assaulted by the old-man smell at the Y! I'm sure folks in the Slope think they're not "Equinox people," but they totally would be, if they would just open their minds to eucalyptus-scented towels & Kiehl's products.)
I've been a member of a LOT of gyms in this city over the years (including the Reebok) and I have to say that the PS Y is really nice, especially for what you pay. And when they finally finish the new pool, sometime in 2020, it'll be great.
high end.
Jolly Good.
I've been looking for a spinning class where I don't have to remove my monocle and top hat.
gee, now all we need are a hospital and a library.
@jennitrixie – I'm actually surprised there's not another Equinox in Brooklyn (either in Williamsburg or Park Slope). The Heights one seems to be doing really well (quite crowded at peak times).
Are you 100% confident about the address for this? I don't know if there's a 120 Clinton St. The building pictured has a Joralemon address, and there's certainly no ground floor space there accessible to the public for a gym. The two Clinton Street storefronts in that building are already occupied, and neither has an address of 120 Clinton.
The photo shows 150 Joralemon Street. I believe the place that was rented is the vacant stores in the newly rehabbed and renovated building on the NE corner of Joralemon and Clinton, not this place, which has two stores on Clinton, one of which is already a fitness place, with a climbing wall.
The minutes do not state who will run the gym? That seems like a pretty material omission to me. The gym, already open, is operated by everyday athlete; no initial caps, registered trademark.
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They hit him and beat on him and knocked him down, Brooklyn Net after Brooklyn Net after Brooklyn Net taking liberties with DeMar DeRozan.
He was on the floor and in the face of the officials, he was sore and angry, at times ineffective and ticked off to the point he picked up a technical foul everyone saw coming for minutes.
But it speaks to DeRozan's growth — both in mental acuity and physical prowess — that when it came time to turn the tide in a mud-wrestling kind of game, he did it.
Nine straight points, bridging the end of the third quarter and the start of the fourth, kick-started an impressive Raptors turnaround in what eventually became a 96-80 victory before an announced sellout audience on Drake Night at the Air Canada Centre on Saturday night.
A drive, a long two-pointer and a three-pointer at the end of the third quarter that he punctuated with leap high in the air, plus a little pull-up jumper on the first possession of the fourth quarter and DeRozan had turned a three-point deficit into a six-point lead, and the Raptors rolled home from there.
There have been nights — some as recent as earlier this season — when DeRozan may have disappeared under those circumstances.
Those nights are gone.
"It was big time, big time, a testament to his toughness, his growth as a player," coach Dwane Casey said of DeRozan's personal run. "They're all into him, bodying him, grabbing him and that's playoff basketball. You have to play through that and that's what he's doing now; he's playing through that physicality.
"DeMar is learning to play when guys are going at him and trying to rough him up and beat him up. He's playing through that."
What DeRozan also mirrored what the rest of the team eventually did in pushing Toronto's record to 18-17 with a four-game cushion on the Nets in the Atlantic Division.
The Raptors were awful for some stretches of the game, seeing a 13-point first-half lead turn into a 10-point deficit in the middle of the third quarter.
"I think for the first time, in the first half, we struggled moving the basketball," said Casey. "I thought in the second half we got the ball moving, playing inside out, draw-and-kick."
But against a Nets team minus Kevin Garnett (who rested for the night) and Deron Williams (out with ankle woes), Toronto simply sucked it up when it had to.
"This is probably the toughest time in January for us because we have so many games and this stretch right before all-star is a muddy time," said Casey. "It's a mentally tough time and physically for us because we have so many games in a few days. I thought our guys showed mental toughness, won a slug-out game which I don't know that we could have won a couple of months ago.
"It's a testament to our guys' mental growth and mental toughness to win a game like that."
DeRozan finished with 26 points and Terrence Ross had 14. The biggest contribution, however, came from Patrick Patterson, who finished with 14 points of his own to go along with 12 rebounds. The Nets have an unorthodox roster — Joe Johnson and Paul Pierce play anywhere from shooting guard to power forward — and even without Garnett and Williams, the Nets are tough.
"They're a matchup nightmare," said Casey. "You've got Joe Johnson, who's 6-8 — people don't realize how big he is until you get up next to him — and he's strong, can handle the ball and make plays. You've got Paul Pierce, who is a Hall of Famer making plays. They're a tough, tough matchup."
But Patterson was able to handle myriad responsibilities.
"He was outstanding," Casey said of Patterson. "He got some man rebounds."
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