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After years of trial and error, a Japanese hobbyist has built a gymnast robot that can perform a somersault off a horizontal bar in his living room and stick the landing. The man, who goes by the handle Hinamitetu on YouTube, built the first version of the robot out of boredom after being laid off from a job back in 2010. Since then, the robot has gone through twelve revisions. Although somewhat crudely made, the robot incorporates sensors to automatically clamp onto the bar, and an accelerometer to determine when to let go. Read More
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Carnegie Mellon University's (CMU's) Nanorobotics Laboratory has received US$787,000 in funding from the National Institutes of Health, which will be matched by CMU, to develop a squishy robotic capsule that can be controlled while inside the body. The capsule could replace invasive endoscopes by performing camera imaging, drug injection, tissue sampling, and more. Read More
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Researchers at the University of Tokyo's Kamata lab are working on a new wheeled robotic vehicle that can climb stairs. Called the NOBOROT, it uses a proximity sensor to detect when it is next to a step and is able to maintain a level posture while ascending and descending to ensure a smooth ride. Read More
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Researchers at the Georgia Tech School of Physics say they have developed a novel jumping strategy for hopping robots that reduces power consumption. Associate Professor Daniel Goldman and Graduate Student Jeffrey Aguilar analyzed almost 20,000 jumps made by a simple robot designed to test jumping dynamics and discovered that a so-called "stutter jump" – where a robot builds up momentum by first making smaller hops before a big jump – requires a tenth of the power normally expended when performing the bigger jump from scratch. Read More
Bipedal hobby robot walks a tightrope
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Since the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster in March 2011, the Japanese government has been testing robotics technologies to help deal with future accidents. The Hybrid Assistive Limb (HAL) exoskeleton, developed by the University of Tsukuba spin-off Cyberdyne, is being considered for first responders. Read More
Samsung's new Roboray humanoid robot walks the walk
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The Everglades Alligator Farm is a not a bad way to spend some time. The price is right for the time you can spend there. We saw the alligator feeding and that was interesting, to say the least. The come with a bobcat front loader full of treats that even grossed out my 10 year old son. The snake show was great. My son pushed past his stage fright and held a ball python and wore a snake around his neck! The airboat ride was just enough for us and quite a bit less money that some of the other outfitters. Be prepared to get a little wet, especially your feet and your seat! It is more of an attraction than a guided tour so if you want long ride that is more personal perhaps this is not the place for you. We were lucky enough to be there when they were transferring some of the adolescent gators so we got to see them in the tanks wrangling some of the four foot ones. Seeing a Florida panther was pretty cool but his enclosure was kind of small. All in all, its a decent way to spend the time and a pretty good value.
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My favorite Oscar win: Steven Soderbergh for 'Traffic'
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School board and ACA will work to raise money to keep PACE program in schools
Program in jeopardy after federal and state government cut Title 1 funding
LAFAYETTE, LA (KADN) — After a misunderstanding about funding, the Lafayette Parish school board and Acadiana Center of the Arts have come to a more collaborative spirit in trying to keep the PACE program alive in the school system.
The PACE program is a learning-focused arts program designed to spark creativity among elementary students. The program was in jeopardy of being cut after federal and state funding was cut from the Title 1 budget the board receives each year.
"Arts in general is important," Dr. Pat Cooper, superintendent of Lafayette Parish School System, said. "I think one of the things that we see every day is the effort through federal and state regulations to basically cut out the arts, not directly necessarily, but by saying we really want you to do the reading, writing and arithmetic.
"What people sometimes don't understand is that reading, writing and arithmetic can be accomplished so much better if you have a strong arts program," he added.
The agreement between the two is after the budget is approved by the school board on August 21, both the school board and ACA will raise money to come up with the $100,000 or more to keep the important program in place.
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On Friday's episode of "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" actor Owen Wilson all but confirmed he would reprise his role as the easygoing male model superstar in "Zoolander 2."
"It's sort of like, we have to do it," the "Midnight in Paris" star told DeGeneres.
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His admission came after the TV host asked him point blank before heading out to a commercial, "'Zoolander': Happening or not happening?"
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The 2015 Golden Globe nominees were announced Dec. 11, with Alejandro G. Inarritu's Birdman leading the pack with seven nominations, including best picture — musical or comedy. Assuming Birdman will walk away with the win, what does that mean for its chances at the Oscars?
Well, since the musical or comedy category was created at the Globes in 1951, 51 of the films have been nominated for best picture at the Oscars and 13 have won.
Since 2001, 18 of the 70 films (26 percent) nominated for musical or comedy have received best picture nominations from the Academy and only two have won. Eight of the past 14 films (57 percent) to win for best musical/comedy at the Globes were also nominated for best picture at the Oscars. In contrast, 54 (77 percent) of the Globe-nominated dramas (including all 14 winners) have been nominated for best picture and 11 have won.
After breaking down the list of 14 Globe-winning musical »
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10 December 2014 7:06 AM, PST | FilmExperience | See recent FilmExperience news »
As is our annual tradition we like to peruse the credits of the SAG Ensemble nods to see who got left out despite their film's nomination. The Film Experience started this kind of analysis ten years ago when The Aviator had some really dumb exclusions and inclusions but lots of other sites now cover the injustice. We never get credit for starting this line of Norma Rae righteous anger but, that said, at least a lot of people have it now.
Did SAG think her face looked like she'd licked a homelessman's ass?
If you aren't familiar SAG uses a system whereby only actors with solitary title cards are official nominees for the Cast category. This means if you are famous in a bit part and have a good agent you are more likely to be an official nominee than the unknown who delivered a better performance in possibly a »
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Woody Allen's good looks are "Sweet and Lowdown."Here's a 42-year-old version of the "Annie Hall" mastermind at a Studio 54 party back in 1977 (left) and 37 years later... the "Midnight in Paris" writer -- who celebrated his 79th birthday last week -- at a film event in Florida last month (right). "I... I gotta model myself after someone."The question is ... Read more »
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4 December 2014 11:22 AM, PST | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - Movie News news »
2012's Skyfall was one of the most acclaimed Bond chapters in history, and when director Sam Mendes and screenwriter John Logan both confirmed their returns for Bond 24, you could almost hear the collective sigh of relief among 007 fans and movie buffs alike.
At Pinewood Studios this morning (December 4), Mendes announced five new cast members for Bond 24, aka Spectre, who will join Daniel Craig, Naomie Harris, Ralph Fiennes, Ben Whishaw and Rory Kinnear.
Below, Digital Spy rounds up some key facts about the actors, and what little we know about their respective characters.
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While he's probably the biggest name on this list, the Austrian-born Waltz was more or less unknown to English-speaking audiences until 2009, when he starred in Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds.
His performance as the charismatic, sociopathic SS agent Hans Landa (aka 'The Jew Hunter') earned him an Oscar and a tidal wave of offers from Hollywood. »
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Joni Mitchell revealed that she shook off the possibility of having Taylor Swift portray her in biopic "Girls Like Us," according to an interview with the Sunday Times.
"I squelched that," Mitchell told the newspaper. "I said to the producer, 'All you've got is a girl with high cheekbones.' It's just a lot of gossip, you don't have the great scenes."
"Girls Like Us" was the would-be film adaptation of Sheila Weller's book of the same name that examines the lives and music of Mitchell, Carly Simon and Carole King. Mitchell also commented on the Weller book itself, having nixed the biopic.
"There's a lot of nonsense about me in books. . .assumptions, assumptions, assumptions," she said.
Variety reported that Swift was circling the role in April 2012. Allison Pill ("Midnight in Paris") was reportedly in talks to play Simon at the time. Swift said in October »
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24 November 2014 11:52 PM, PST | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »
For a performer whose career was so short-lived, Janis Joplin has been hugely influential and such a largely contentious figure in the world of music. We've recently gotten a Jimi Hendrix biopic, along with music stories about everyone from the short lived (Ian Curtis, Jim Morrison, John Lennon) to the long-living legends (Johnny Cash, Ray Charles), so it makes sense that a Joplin biopic is long past due.
Late last week, Deadline was breaking news that Jean-Marc Vallee had signed on to direct Get it While You Can, the working title for a Janis Joplin film with Amy Adams attached to star and sing in the film. This would be Vallee's fourth film following Dallas Buyers Club, the upcoming Wild, and the just-wrapped Demolition.
Adams is terrific casting, and Vallee is promising, but we've been down this road before, and a new director attached is no closer »
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24 November 2014 4:31 PM, PST | Entertainment Tonight | See recent Entertainment Tonight news »
True Detective is adding some major stars for season two!
After weeks of skirting the issue, HBO officially confirmed that Rachel McAdams, Friday Night Lights grad Taylor Kitsch (Texas forever!) and Kelly Reilly are joining the star-studded cast in the detective drama's anticipated return next year. Here's what the super-secret season two will bring: "Three police officers and a career criminal must navigate a web of conspiracy in the aftermath of a murder." Okay, it doesn't give us much to go on, but it's certainly better than nothing!
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They'll co-star opposite previously announced Colin Farrell, who plays shady detective Ray Velcoro, and Vince Vaughn, who plays criminal Frank Semyon.
Who will McAdams, Kitsch and Reilly play? Let's find out!
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McAdams, who up until this point spent most of her time starring in films (About Time, Midnight in Paris - and, of »
21 November 2014 7:26 PM, PST | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
On Nov. 19, voting began for SAG nominations. On Dec. 1, art directors and producers kick off the guild voting, while the New York Film Critics Circle are first out of the gate by announcing their winners.
As we get down to the wire, Hollywood calendars are jam-packed with awards events. And at each gathering, voters trade notes about titles they've seen recently and the handful of films they need to see. The conversation is always dominated by the latest contenders — and yet this year, "The Grand Budapest Hotel" keeps coming up.
The Wes Anderson film premiered at Berlin almost a year ago and bowed domestically in March, which in an awards-season-timetable is the equivalent of 200 years ago. It has long been on VOD and video, so as a flock of terrific films open to fanfare and media attention, "Budapest" may seem like old news. Au contraire, mes amis.
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21 November 2014 10:25 AM, PST | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »
Marion Cotillard has had what can only be described as a remarkable seven years. Truly. Since winning the Best Actress Oscar for her breakthrough performance in "La Vie en Rose" she's starred in Woody Allen's best film this century ("Midnight in Paris"), Christopher Nolan's Best Picture nominee ("Inception"), worked with Michael Mann ("Public Enemies"), smartly joined a Steven Soderbergh ensemble ("Contagion"), headlined a massive French-language hit ("Little White Lies"), was already robbed of a second Best Actress Oscar nomination ("Rust and Bone") and was the center of an acclaimed drama already well on its way to cinephile cult film status ("The Immigrant"). Throw in one flick for her life partner ("Blood Ties"), a paycheck too hard to turn down ("The Dark Knight Rise") and a musical that just didn't work ("Nine") and Cotillard is already well on her way to living legend status. Now, get ready to add "Two Days, »
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12 November 2014 3:25 PM, PST | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »
StreamFix has all the latest in streams on Netflix, Crackle, Hulu, and Amazon Prime. Take a break from blabbing about "Too Many Cooks" and catch up on these gems. Netflix "La Bare" Never forget that Joe Manganiello used his "Magic Mike" cred to make a documentary about male stripping happen. God bless. "Small Town Santa" (November 13) Give it up: You're ready for cheesy holiday fare. This one features Dean Cain (who was great as a celebrity contestant on Gsn's "The Chase" yesterday) and Christine Lakin (of "Step By Step" fame) as protectors of the holiday spirit. Cain plays a sheriff who arrests a home intruder -- but it's not just any home intruder. It's Santa, Y'all. Five stars, must ee. "Chelsea Peretti: One of the Greats" (November 14) We need more female-led standup specials. You do realize the greatest standup special of all time is Paula Poundstone's "Caps, Cops, and Stuff, »
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11 November 2014 4:04 PM, PST | Cinemaretro.com | See recent CinemaRetro news »
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Last Wednesday, the red carpet was rolled out on Hollywood Boulevard, the paparazzi were out in force and the Spiderman and Wonder Woman impersonators had been pushed aside, at least momentarily, for American Film Institute's annual film festival.
Cinema Retro was in da house for writer/director J.C. Chandor's new crime drama, A Most Violent Year, this year's opening night selection. The director introduced his third film onstage at the Dolby Theater, joined by his distinguished cast and crew, including Jessica Chastain and Dp Bradford Young. Chandor also pointed out where he was sitting when his screenplay for "Margin Call" (which he also directed) lost out to Woody Allen's "Midnight In Paris" in the 2012 Oscar race.
Although the film's setting – the cutthroat world of home heating oil doesn't sound exciting, it provides the backdrop for Abel Morales, »
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Writer-director J.C. Chandor's crime-drama A Most Violent Year kicked off the American Film Institute's AFI Fest with its glitzy world premiere Thursday night in Hollywood. In front of the crowd at the Dolby Theatre, Chandor reminisced about the last time he was in that space — for the 2012 Oscars. "The last time I was in this room, I was sitting right there and lost to Woody Allen," referring to the Academy Awards where he lost the original screenplay award for Margin Call to Allen's Midnight in Paris. Chandor took a deep breath. "Let's hope it
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2 November 2014 2:03 PM, PST | Deadline New York | See recent Deadline New York news »
Yesterday's fourth annual The Contenders event at the DGA was a smash hit as 13 studios and distributors, along with their stars and filmmakers, got to show off their awards season slate to an audience heavy with Academy and key Guild voters. And those companies with big Oscar hopes showcased all the usual suspects this year from The Imitation Game to Birdman to Foxcatcher to The Theory Of Everything and on and on with the kinds of films that are usually awards fodder this time of year.
But perhaps the most surprising inclusion was the sudden presence of none other than Chris Rock in the race. Although Chris wasn't there in person for the large industry crowd (he was busy in NYC boosting Saturday Night Live to its best ratings of the season), his movie Top Five was prominently included in Paramount's reel right alongside their other upcoming »
- Pete Hammond
31 October 2014 6:45 AM, PDT | EW.com - PopWatch | See recent EW.com - PopWatch news »
History reduces the 2009 Video Music Awards to the big moment when Kanye West interrupted Taylor Swift to talk about Beyoncé. This is one of the most important things that ever happened to Kanye West and Taylor Swift; for Beyoncé, it was something that happened on a Sunday. I remember much more about the 2009 Video Music Awards. I remember that the show ended with Jay Z taking all the time in the world to get to the stage so he could duet with Alicia Keys on "Empire State of Mind," a track that already felt destined to become a Hall of Fame New York anthem, »
- Darren Franich
26 October 2014 2:15 PM, PDT | IF.com.au | See recent IF.com.au news »
Rachel Okine flies to Los Angeles today to plot the next chapter of her career after amicably departing Hopscotch Features/Entertainment One last Friday.
After spending 12 years with the Hopscotch group since its inception, Okine told If this morning, .It.s time to move on. I am incredibly fortunate to have been a part of the company. I learned so much and made so many good friends. I am sad and I am going to miss it but I am excited about what.s next."
She had the dual roles of head of development for Hopscotch Features, the Jv between eOne MD Troy Lum, producer Andrew Mason and writer John Collee, and production and acquisitions executive at eOne.
Lucy Hill continues as eOne acquisitions manager and a new head of development for Hopscotch Features will be hired.
.Rachel was the first person we ever employed at Hopscotch, so over the »
- Don Groves
26 October 2014 12:35 PM, PDT | Box Office Mojo | See recent BoxOfficeMojo.com news »
Over the last full weekend in October, low-budget supernatural horror movie Ouija led the box office with $19.9 million.John Wick wound up in second place, while Bill Murray's St. Vincent did well in its nationwide expansion.The top 12 earned $103.2 million this weekend, which is up nine percent from last year. This caps off a very strong month at the box office: October 2014 is already the highest-grossing October ever, and still has five days left to add to its record-setting number.Playing at 2,858 theaters, Ouija took first place with $19.9 million. This is the second-biggest horror debut of the year ahead of January's Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones ($18.3 million); it's also above recent October releases Sinister ($18 million) and Carrie ($16.1 million).With its young cast, PG-13 rating, and pre-Halloween release date, Ouija was a strong option for teenage moviegoers. Universal executed a targeted marketing effort that focused heavily on social media, including »
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Susan Wloszczyna cheekily asks which British star is hotter: Benedict Cumberbatch or Tom Hiddleston? She says each of the rising stars has "their own passionate supporters" that stir up deep rivalries among those fans. Maybe it was back in the 1960s for the last such excitement over hunky Brits like Peter O'Toole, Alan Bates, Oliver Reed, and Albert Finney. She offers up dueling video interviews to support her evidence about each man. Cumberbatch recently won an Emmy Award for playing Sherlock Holmes and is a strong Oscar contender for the upcoming "The Imitation Game." Hiddleston is most known as the villain in "Thor," Woody Allen's "Midnight in Paris," and "The Deep Blue Sea." Thompson on Hollywood -Break- HBO releases a new trailer for the much-anticipated return of "The Comeback." It shows actress Valerie Cherish (Lisa Kudrow) as she "claws her way back to the middle" of the entertainment indus. »
16 October 2014 8:36 AM, PDT | Clothes on Film | See recent Clothes on Film news »
Director Brian De Palma has made movies heavily influenced by Alfred Hitchcock before, but Passion (2012) is the first one whose characters look like they stepped out of one of Hitchcock's classic films.
Karen Muller-Serreau's bold and colourful costumes communicate the characters' hidden desires and make watching Passion a sensory experience. This melodrama centres on two ad executives, Isabelle (Noomi Rapace) and her boss Christine (Rachel McAdams), who have a deadline to come up with an ad campaign for a new smartphone. In her sleep, Isabelle thinks of a great idea.
Dirk (Paul Anderson) in typical pinstriped suit with Isabelle (Noomi Rapace) in even more typical black.
The two other principal characters are Isabelle's assistant Dani (Karoline Herfurth) and Christine's boyfriend Dirk (Paul Anderson) who get tangled in the twists and turns of Christine and Isabelle's relationship. Dani is an angel-faced redhead who is in unrequited love with her boss Isabelle, »
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10 October 2014 8:00 PM, PDT | Movies.com | See recent Movies.com news »
James Bond keeps getting older, but the Bond girls keep getting younger. Blue Is the Warmest Color star Léa Seydoux, who we've seen in American hits such as Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol, The Grand Budapest Hotel and Midnight in Paris, has been cast in the role of a femme fatale in the still unnamed Bond 24 movie. The upcoming 007 film starts shooting in six weeks. Seydoux will be working with director Sam Mendes, who returns after Skyfall, and the film's producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson to nail down her look, undergoing a series of costume, makeup and camera tests. She'll join costars Daniel Craig (who will also return for Bond 25), Ralph Fiennes, Naomie Harris and Ben Whishaw for a table read in...
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It's hard to think what are lives were like before smart phones.
Everywhere you look you see people checking their emails, talking to their friends or playing games on their phones.
I began my radio journey in 1981 and it's amazing how technology has changed over the past 33 years.
As I look through my photo albums and files, it's funny that I can only find one picture of me in a control room.
Recently I have noticed that the battery on my Samsung Galaxy phone has been draining quicker than normal.
This can be pretty frustrating. You charge the battery all night and then within a couple of hours after it's unplugged the battery is drained of power.
Facebook turned 10 years old on Tuesday, which the people from Facebook made a 1 minute video of your posts since joining the "friend network". Now as for me, I'm a 90's kid growing up in a decade people actually enjoyed. I wonder how Facebook would have looked on those 'old school' computers.
Instagram is one of the biggest social networks in world. Taking selfie pictures, maybe even just a random picture with a filter or if you want you also can capture videos.
The internet is something that most of us could not live without in today's world. Our kids will never know a world without the internet. It is as much a part of our lives as eating. Most of us could not do our jobs without the internet. So it is fun to look back and see what the world thought about the internet over 30 years ago.
A young woman by the name of Sanaz Nezami came to the U.S. to obtain to pursue a advanced degree in engineering at Michigan Technical Institute and was brutally beaten that left her brain dead. The police have arrested her husband and charged him for second-degree murder for the beating. Unable to obtain the correct paperwork to come to the US in time, the family watched their daughter die over a laptop.
It's funny. The older I get the more nostalgic I become.
Growing up in the 70's & 80's a lot of things have come and gone.
This is in no way a complete list. I mean who could forget the BetaMax or the original Pong.
But, here are 9 things that the kiddos of today have never known and probably never will.
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While Nintendo's mascot hasn't really been burning up the console charts lately, there is one area where the Nintendo mascot has been unquestionably dominant . This week marks the 112th consecutive appearance of the original Super Mario Bros. theme on Billboard's Hot Ringtones chart. This continues an unbroken streak of chart appearances that has gone on since Billboard started tracking ringtone sales back in November 2004.
The streak is made even more impressive when you consider that the chart only tracks ringtones that are actually sold by various major vendors. Add in all the nerds who've undoubtedly downloaded a free version to their bluetooth sets and the classic theme is probably even more ubiquitous.
Personally, I'm cheap and lazy enough to actually use the built in ringtones on my phone, but I'm always curious to see what other people use. Have any Joystiq readers actually downloaded the Mario theme to their phones? What other video game ringtones have made an impression on you?
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Atlanta, GA (Sports Network) - The Hawks bent, but never broke, snuffing every spark of an Orlando comeback.
Their reward? As many as three chances to eliminate the Magic.
Jamal Crawford had 25 points off the bench and Joe Johnson scored 10 straight at the end of the game, leading Atlanta to an 88-85 victory over Orlando on Sunday for a 3-1 series lead in the first round of the Eastern Conference playoffs.
Johnson finished with 20 points, including four key free throws in the last 20.2 seconds to help Atlanta hold off a desperate Orlando team that started cold, but grew pesky as the game wore on.
The Magic had a chance to tie it, but Hedo Turkoglu was stripped by Al Horford as time winded down. Turkoglu regrouped, then missed a three-pointer in tight defense at the buzzer.
Fifth-seeded Atlanta can close out the best-of-seven series with a Game 5 win in Orlando on Tuesday.
"We have to come out on edge," said Horford. "The job's not done. We have to get the next game."
What a difference a year makes.
Last season, Orlando recorded the largest margin of victory in a four-game sweep in NBA playoff history, beating the Hawks by a total of 101 points.
Now, the Magic are just trying to hang on.
"This is what I told the players: It's difficult, but once we lost Game 1 in Orlando, the thing that was clear was we were going to have to win our other three home games and one in Atlanta," said Orlando coach Stan Van Gundy. "So nothing's really changed as far as that goes."
Dwight Howard had another monster game for the Magic, scoring 24 of his 29 points in the second half and pulling down 17 rebounds. Gilbert Arenas had 20 points off the bench, but Orlando shot under 40 percent, dragged down by a sub-28 percent performance in the first half.
Struggling to find their stroke, the Magic finished 2-for-23 from three-point range and only came alive in the second half.
"We recognize that they are a team loaded with three-point shooters. So we try to pay attention to those areas that allow them to get the three-point shot," said Hawks coach Larry Drew.
"One of them is [double-teaming] Dwight down low, which we have decided not to do. The other is we try to make a conscious effort to get back in transition and get bodies at the three-point line."
Crawford has been a spark plug for the Hawks, scoring at least 23 points in each of the four games so far. Not all of his buckets have been clutch, but it sure seems that way.
After Orlando tied the game at 68-68 early in the fourth, Crawford knocked down a straight-away three to key a 5-0 burst. The Magic knotted it at 76-76 on Howard's putback, but Atlanta responded with six in a row to quell another potential rally.
Johnson scored the last four, giving the Hawks an 82-76 lead with two free throws at 3:24. Orlando resorted to chucking up shots, and Atlanta wasn't much better, failing to set up productive plays as it let the shot clock wind down on possessions.
The Magic pulled within a point twice.
Arenas got an inbounds pass and drove the lane to make it 84-83, but Johnson made free throws at the other end for a three-point lead. Arenas drove again, missed, and Howard's put back got the Magic within 86-85. But Johnson made another pair with 10.5 seconds left.
Orlando looked to Turkoglu, despite his shooting struggles, but Horford blanketed him on the right side of the arc, swiping the ball from his hands and redoubling his efforts after Turkoglu got the ball back.
Turkoglu, who has made more than 1,100 three-pointers in his NBA career, went 0-for-6 on Sunday and is just 3-for-23 in the series.
Of course, the whole team looked out-of-sorts in the first half.
Saddled with two fouls, Howard played just 6:19 in the first quarter and the Magic went just 5-of-20 from the floor. Atlanta seized on their slow start, shooting nearly 58 percent to build a 25-17 lead.
Crawford scored 10 of his 14 first half points in the second and the Hawks went ahead by as many as 16 points with a 10-2 run. Crawford and Kirk Hinrich scored all 10 during the spurt, including one three-pointer apiece.
The Magic went 0-for-10 from three-point range in the quarter and 1-for-14 in the first half, finishing under 28 percent from the field in the first half. Still, they were within 37-46 heading into the locker room and 66-61 entering the fourth.
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Despite planning efforts to restrict it, the Bay Area continues to disperse. For decades, nearly all population and employment growth in the San Jose-San Francisco Combined Statistical Area has been in the suburbs, rather than in the core cities of San Francisco and Oakland. The CSA (Note) is composed of seven adjacent metropolitan areas (San Francisco, San Jose, Santa Cruz, Santa Rosa, Vallejo, Napa, and Stockton). A similar expansion also occurred in the New York CSA. read more »
Urban Issues
The Evolving Urban Form: The San Francisco Bay Area
City-Specific Immigration Visas Would Be a Modern Day Indentured Servitude
An idea that's been kicked around by many is to help turn around struggling cities like Detroit by offering geographically limited immigrations visas. That is, to allow foreigners get their green card if they agree to live in a particular city for a certain number of years.
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder has now officially endorsed the concept, calling for Detroit to be awarded 50,000 city-specific immigration visas for skilled workers over five years. As the NYT put it: read more »
Blue-Collar Hot Spots: The Cities Creating The Most High-Paying Working-Class Jobs
It's a common notion nowadays that American blue-collar workers are doomed to live out their lives on the low-paid margins of the economy. They've been described as "bitter," psychologically scarred and even an "endangered species." Americans, noted one economist, suffered a "recession" but those with blue collars endured a "depression." read more »
Rich, Poor, and Unequal Zip Codes
Income inequality is an increasingly dominant theme in American culture and politics. Data from the IRS covering mean and median income of filing households for 2012 by zipcode allow us to map and interpret the fascinating geography of income differences. Where are the richest areas, the poorest and the most unequal? read more »
Moving South and West? Metropolitan America in 2042
The United States could have three more megacities (metropolitan areas over 10 million) by 2042, according to population projections released by the United States Conference of Mayors (USCM). Chicago, Dallas-Fort Worth, and Houston are projected to join megacities New York and Los Angeles as their metropolitan area populations rise above 10 million. At the projected growth rates, Atlanta, Miami, Phoenix, and Riverside-San Bernardino could pass the threshold by 2060. read more »
St. Louis: Salvage City
A three installment start at a potential Discovery Channel "reality" program called Salvage City has created a minor kerfuffle in some local quarters. I haven't seen the show, but it appears to feature a group of the Beautiful and the Bearded who break into buildings, ostensibly illegally, on architectural salvage missions one step ahead of the wrecking ball, all for fun and profit. Here's the trailer. (If the video doesn't display for you, click here). read more »
The Illusions of Charles Montgomery's Happy City
This is part one of a two-part series. Read part two here.
Striking a pose of defiance, contemporary urbanists see themselves as the last champions of happiness in a world plunged into quiet despair, and Canadian writer and journalist Charles Montgomery is no exception. Drawing on the emerging 'science of happiness', his new book Happy City, subtitled 'transforming our lives through urban design', joins a wave of anti-suburban literature spurred on by climate fears and the financial crisis. 'As a system', writes Montgomery, the dispersed city 'has begun to endanger both the health of the planet and the well-being of our descendants.' read more »
The Changing Face of European Economics: Liberalism Moves North
Where do we find the nations with the highest tax levels? In the mid-90s the answer was quite clear: in Western Europe. Both Denmark and Sweden had a tax rate of 49 percent of GDP in 1996, followed closely by Finland with a 47 percent level. The tax burden was somewhat lower in France, Belgium, Austria and Italy, where rates ranged from 42 to 44 percent of GDP. Thanks to its oil-wealth Norway could afford a Nordic welfare model with 41 percent taxes, the same level as the Netherlands which had recently slimmed down its welfare system considerably. These Western European welfare states were the nine OECD countries with the highest tax rates. The tenth country was Eastern European Hungary with a rate of 40 percent. read more »
Why State Economic Development Strategies Should Be Metro-Centric
Globalization, technology, productivity improvements, and the resulting restructuring of the world economy have led to fundamental changes that have destroyed the old paradigms of doing business. Whether these changes are on the whole good or bad, or who or what is responsible for bringing them into being, they simply are. Most cities, regions, and US states have extremely limited leverage in this marketplace and thus to a great extent are market takers more than market makers. They have to adapt to new realities, but a lack of willingness to face up to the truth, combined with geo-political conditions, mean this has seldom been done. read more »
California's Potholed Road to Recovery
California's economy may be on the mend, but prospects for continued growth are severely constrained by the increasing obsolescence of the state's basic infrastructure. Once an unquestioned leader in constructing new roads, water systems, power generation and building our human capital, California is relentlessly slipping behind other states, including some with much lower tax and regulatory burdens.
The indications of California's incipient senility can be found in a host of reports, including a recent one from the American Society of Civil Engineers, which gave the state a "C" grade. read more »