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Tom Might, Cable One CEO, said: "We're pleased to be able to restore these channels to our customers, and appreciate their patience and loyalty."
Earlier in October, Cable One announced it had removed the Turner Network channels from its channel line-up following the expiration of the Cable One/Turner Network contract.
"Cable One has been in negotiations to renew our contract with Turner Network for the past several months and we have made every effort to reach a fair deal," said Might at the time. "However, Turner has demanded an increase of nearly 50 percent for channels with steadily declining ratings. Since we were unable to reach a fair deal with Turner, we've been forced to drop these channels from our channel line-up."
Following this announcement, Turner Network deauthorized signals to TNT, TBS, and the Cartoon Network, despite the fact that Cable One has a valid contract to continue carriage of these channels.
"Turner has chosen to punish our customers by deauthorizing the signals for these channels so that they will no longer receive them," said Trish Niemann, Cable One Public Relations Manager earlier. "We believe that they have deauthorized these channels in retaliation for us dropping their less popular programming."
"The historical video subscription business model is in decline and a new video model is taking shape, built on the Internet and consumer choice," Might said. "Yet, most cable programmers have chosen to demand unprecedented rate increases in the old model just as it declines. Our customers cannot support these unending, enormous rate increases. More are willing every day to try alternate, less expensive ways, to enjoy video in their homes and on the go."
Turner said it had a long history and well-ended reputation as a fair and reasonable partner to their distributors and they have worked diligently with Cable One to come to a resolution, even by offering an extension that expired at noon on Tuesday.
Turner askied that Cable One pay the established and accepted rates already in the marketplace for their portfolio and remain willing to discuss a new agreement that recognizes the strength and value of their networks and the popular programming they offer.

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Your body is made up of many systems, each having their own vital parts that work together. This list represents your bodily systems and the specific parts that comprise them:
Skeletal: Bones, axial skeleton, appendicular skeleton, and joints
Muscular: Muscles and tendons
Integumentary: Skin, hair, nails, and glands in skin
Sensory: Eyes, ears, nose, skin receptors, and mouth
Cardiovascular: Heart, blood vessels, and blood
Lymphatic: Tonsils, spleen, thymus, lymph nodes, lymphatic vessels, and lymph fluid
Respiratory: Nose, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi, and lungs
Gastrointestinal: Mouth, esophagus, stomach, small and large intestines, pancreas, liver, and gallbladder
Endocrine: Hormones, pituitary gland, thyroid, adrenal glands, pancreas, and gonads
Nervous: Brain, spinal cord, ganglia, nerves, and sensory organs
Reproductive: Ovaries, uterine tubes, uterus, and vagina in females; testes, ducts, penis, urethra, and prostate in males
This region of the body starts along the bottom of the ribcage and extends to the hips. It's visible from the front.
These sympathetic (fight-or-flight) nerves of the abdomen carry the presynaptic fibers to the abdomen and pelvis.
To join together.
Male sex hormones.
An arthritic disease of the vertebral joints that results in hyperkyphosis and may restrict lung expansion if the disease spreads superiorly. It may lead to fusion of intervertebral joints and spinal column rigidity.
In clinical anatomy, closer to the front of the body. For instance, the abdominal muscles are anterior to the spine.
The broad tendinous structure that attaches a muscle to another muscle.
In clinical anatomy, to form a joint.
A ball-shaped head that fits into a bony socket. The shoulder and hip are ball-and-socket joints. This type of joint allows for free movement in several directions, including flexion, extension, abduction, adduction, medial and lateral rotation, and circumduction.
On both the left and right sides of the body, such as the eyes, the kidneys, and the arms and legs.
A thin-walled, bag-like organ that can hold up to two cups of urine.
A projection of bone that sticks out from the arch found in vertebrae.
Connects the cerebrum with the spinal cord.
Fluid-filled sacs that help tendons glide over the bones and other tendons.
An inflammation of a bursa, which is usually the result of repetitive motion injuries.
The part of the heel you stand on.
Diseases of the heart and blood vessels.
The joint surfaces in cartilaginous joints are covered with hyaline cartilage and have fibrocartilaginous discs between them. Like fibrous joints, cartilaginous joints can be immoveable.
The largest part of the brain; made up of the left and right cerebral hemispheres.
The neck region; starts below the head, ends at the thorax, and is visible from the front and rear from below the head to the shoulders.
To move in a circular motion; doing arm circles, is circumduction.
Joints with an oval surface on one bone that articulates with an oval-shaped depression in another bone. The metacarpophalangeal joints in the fingers are examples of condyloid joints.
On opposite sides of the body. The right ear is contralateral to the left ear.
A band of nerve fibers that allows the sides of the brain to communicate with the other.
The skull.
The receiving part of a neuron. The signal received at the dendrite is transmitted toward the cell body of the neuron in the form of an electrical impulse. The impulse is transmitted away from the cell body to another neuron, muscle, or gland by the axon.
The lower layer of the skin containing collagen and elastic fibers that give strength to the skin.
The central part of the brain, underneath the cerebrum.
Farther from the trunk or from the point of origin. The elbow is distal to the shoulder.
An anatomical region that runs from immediately below the neck down to the area below the waist. It doesn't include the shoulders. It's visible from the rear.
To move your foot and toes up.
The first segment of the small intestine.
The spaces between the two layers of the dura matter that collect blood from veins on the surface of the brain.
Cartilage that contains elastic fibers in the matrix, so it's more flexible than either hyaline or fibrocartilage; your ear has elastic cartilage.
The delicate layer that surrounds each individual nerve fiber in the peripheral nervous system.
The tough layer outermost layer of skin. It gets its toughness from a protein called keratin.
The thick layer of connective tissue that surrounds a bundle of fascicles in the peripheral nervous system.
A muscular tube that extends from the pharynx to the stomach.
To move the bottom of your foot away from the midline of the body.
In clinical anatomy, a smooth joint-forming surface.
A layer of fibrous connective tissue that covers muscle.
This cartilage has a larger number of collagen fibers and less matrix. It's found in the discs in joint spaces including the temporomandibular joint, knee joint, and joints between the bodies of the vertebrae.
The bones of a fibrous joint are connected by fibrous tissue. They range from being immovable (like joints between the bones of the skull) to being slightly moveable (joints between the tibia and fibula in the legs).
Imaginary vertical planes that clinical anatomy uses to define regions of the body. They pass through the body at right angles to the midsagittal plane, so they divide the body into front and back. Frontal (coronal) planes can divide the body at any point, so you need to use a reference point to know where exactly the plane passes.
A collection of nerve-cell bodies similar to the nuclei of the central nervous system, except that these ganglia are only found in the peripheral nervous system.
The gums.
The plural of hilum, and the hilum is the part of the lung where the bronchus and pulmonary artery enter and the pulmonary vein exits the lungs.
A joint that allows flexion and extension (bending and straightening) of joints like the elbow and the knee.
This durable type of cartilage covers most of the bone surfaces in synovial joints. It's also found in the nasal septum, rings of the trachea, and costal cartilages of the ribs, and it forms the epiphyseal plates of growing bones.
An abnormal increase in the thoracic curvature.
A condition in which blood pressure remains elevated over time. Having high blood pressure increases the risk of heart disease, stroke, and kidney disease.
Closer to the feet. The chin is inferior to the nose.
In between. The abdominal muscles are intermediate between the skin and the small intestines.
The septa divide muscles into various groups.
To move the bottom of your foot toward the midline of your body.
This part of the fascia covers deeper structures, such as muscles and ligaments.
On the same side of the body. For example, the right ear and the right eye are ipsilateral.
A major structural component of the outer layers of skin.
These cells are constantly shed and replaced by cells from the lower layers of the epidermis. These cells have lost most of their internal structures and organelles.
Organs that filter the blood and produce urine.
In clinical anatomy, away from the body's midline. For example, the little toe is lateral to the big toe.
A bony prominence located proximal to the lateral condyle.
To move a body part around its long axis with the anterior surface moving away from the midline, like turning your whole lower extremity so your foot points out toward the side.
The jawbone.
The superior part of the sternum.
A structural component made of water, collagen fibers, and crystallized calcium salts.
Closer to the midline of the body. The big toe is medial to the little toe.
A bony prominence proximal to the medial condyle.
To turn a body part around its long axis, with the anterior surface moving toward the midline, like when you turn your whole lower extremity so that your foot points inward.
At the midline of the body. For example, the nose is a median structure.
The compartment that takes up the middle portion of the thoracic cavity.
Open space inside the bone.
Coverings of the brain. They protect the brain by housing a fluid-filled space, and they function as a framework for blood vessels.
The chemical reactions that convert food into energy.
An imaginary vertical plane that clinical anatomy uses to divide the body into left and right halves.
Containing more than one nucleus.
Embryonic muscle cells.
Muscle of the heart.
Membranous lining of the nasal cavity that secretes mucus.
The part of the cranium that holds the brain.
Cells that build up bone.
Cells that break down bone.
Cells that maintain bone and collagen fibers.
Small, rounded protuberances.
Constricts the bronchi, dilates blood vessels, and increases glandular secretions.
Knee cap.
Dense connective tissue surrounding a bundle of nerve fibers called a fascicle in the peripheral nervous system.
A covering of fibrous connective tissue.
The eustachian tube.
Joints that include a bone shaped like a pivot and a ring made of bone or ligament. Pivot joints, such as the atlantoaxial joint of the cervical spine, have rotational movements.
Joints with flat articular surfaces that allow for a sliding motion, such as the acromioclavicular joint of the shoulder.
To point your toes down.
A diamond-shaped space posterior to the knee joint, bordered by several muscles, skin, the popliteal fascia, the femur, and the joint capsule.
Closer to the rear. The spine is posterior to the abdominal muscles.
A medial rotation of the forearm so that the palm faces posteriorly (toward the rear).
Closer to the trunk or closer to the point of origin. The shoulder is proximal to the elbow.
Band-like structures that hold tendons in place while joints move.
To move backward.
Gastric folds that appear when the stomach muscle tissue is contracted.
Joints that have the appearance of a saddle. The carpometacarpal joint at the base of the thumb is an example of a saddle joint.
Imaginary vertical planes that are parallel to the midsagittal plane and divide the body into unequal left and right portions. There are many possible sagittal planes, so you should always give a reference point where the plane passes through.
The shoulder blade.
The opening in the posterior portion of the pelvis formed by the sciatic notch of the ischium and the sacrospinous and sacrotuberous ligament.
A rotation and lateral flexion of the spine that may twist and turn the thoracic cage.
Glands connected to the hair follicles. They produce sebum, which is an oily substance that helps keeps the hair flexible.
The muscles responsible for making the skeleton move. They're voluntary muscles because you can control whether the muscles move.
Forms the deepest layer of the skin. The cells of this layer continuously divide and form new keratinocytes to replace the ones that are constantly shed. This layer also contains melanocytes, which are the cells that produce skin coloring.
Dead, mature skin cells called keratinocytes. These cells are constantly shed and replaced by cells from the lower layers of the epidermis. These cells have lost most of their internal structures and organelles.
The area of the skin where keratin is formed. The cells in this layer also produce materials that prevent evaporation, which helps waterproof the skin.
Found in thicker skin; helps reduce friction between the stratum corneum and the stratum granulosum. It's composed of dead, flattened cells.
Contains keratin-producing cells that were formed in the stratum basale.
Area below the skin; underneath the cutaneous layer and is sometimes called the hypodermis or superficial fascia.
The part of the fascia that lies between the body walls such as the thoracic wall and the membranes that line corresponding body cavities.
Closer to the surface. For instance, the skin is superficial to the muscles.
Closer to the top of the head. For example, the nose is superior to the chin.
The muscle that turns the eyeball inferiorly and laterally.
Lateral rotation of the forearm so the palm faces anteriorly.
Causes bronchodilation and constricts the blood vessels.
The junction in the brain where nerve impulses pass.
A typical synovial joint includes bones covered in hyaline cartilage and a joint cavity lined with a synovial membrane and filled with synovial fluid. A durable fibrous joint capsule surrounds the joint. Some synovial joints also have fibrocartilaginous discs between the bones.
The section of the body that starts immediately below the neck, at the clavicles, and ends along the bottom of the ribcage. It's visible from the front.
Imaginary horizontal planes that pass through the body at right angles to the midsagittal and the frontal planes. They divide the body into upper and lower portions. You need to have a reference point to know exactly where a transverse plane lies.
Bony projection.
The eardrum.
The navel.
Two long tubes that lead to the urinary bladder.
Toward the abdomen.


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High and dry Posted in California - 9CA, Truckee River - 103
California's historic drought, now in its third year, is causing massive habitat loss for trout and salmon. In the Lake Tahoe region, TU is doing whatever it takes to save local trout streams.
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It was only a matter of time before something terrible happened.
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Back yard backcountry
Steven Kerrick in full field dress, Truckee River headwaters.
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For many, the backcountry calls up images of fine, uncrowded fishing in incredibly scenic places. But the term also suggests some remote, inaccessible place you have to hike multiple days or take a float plane to get... [ READ MORE... ]
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Go big or get skunked: the Wild Trout section of the Truckee River Posted in California - 9CA, Truckee River - 103
The Wild Trout section of the Truckee River offers trophy browns and 'bows -- and plenty of skunk days.
By Dave Lass
"I got skunked."
This is a common refrain from those fishing the Wild Trout section of the Truckee River between the Town of Truckee and the California-Nevada border.
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Mikey Wier hoists a hefty brown from the "New Zealand" reach of the Truckee River.
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Sixty-three tributaries enter Lake Tahoe and only one flows out - the Truckee River. As the Truckee exits the largest alpine lake in the country, it takes on a much different character.
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A Cutt Above: the Upper Truckee Posted in California - 9CA, Truckee River - 103
By Dave Lass
It's hard to imagine that a major river in the western United States, flowing next to an interstate highway for much of its length, and sporting an amazing population of trophy-class wild trout, would fly under the radar for many anglers.
But so it goes for the Truckee River.
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Mokelumne River Cleanup Day Posted in Sagebrush - 607, North Bay - 903, Feather River - 905, Sac-Sierra - 926, El Dorado - 927, California - 9CA, Truckee River - 103
There was suprisingly little debris for such a busy area. We picked up what we could find and that amounted to about 4 full size garbage bags.
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What Oregon doesn't need is the public employee unions pulling strings on the Demos to keep the money pouring into salaries and benefits. The Demo leaders are 'so beholden' to campaign financing (by the unions), any attempt to reign in the costs are immediately thwarted ((House Speaker Tina Kotek being the prime example).
According to most legislative Demos, a reduction in PERS funding only comes with an increase in taxes. Huh? Attempting to reduced costs can only be achieved by taking more from the citizens of the state? One doesn't need genius status to see where this 'extra money' will find a home.
And if PERS reforms are shot down by the courts as usual, all that will be left is those new taxes.
Here's a novel idea -- why not take all the bribes (campaign contributions) out of state politics? That's where the trouble begins. Candidates would be forced to run on personal merit, rather being able to simply outspend their opponents. This could eliminate many of the puppets now holding office or positions within the state government.
In effect, such a law would free up the reps and senators to actually do the business of the state properly, and take away the leverage that now allows outside influence to demand favorable legislation, seemingly at every turn.
Watching political action groups be left outside the chambers, complaining there is no representation, having to deal with whatever the legislature decides, might be quite entertaining. Gee, that's exactly the situation most Oregon voters find themselves in each session.
Anyone against a level playing field?
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NBA Live 14 vs. NBA 2K14 – Does EA Sports Have a Prayer?
Does NBA Live 14 have any chance against NBA 2K14?
HoopsVibe Very Quick Call: After the embarrassment of NBA Live 13, NBA Live 14 better bring it.
Does NBA Live 14 have any chance against NBA 2K14?
HoopsVibe Very Quick Call: After the embarrassment of NBA Live 13, NBA Live 14 better bring it.
The Miami Heat celebrated their NBA Championship South Beach style at Club Story with Drake.
HoopsVibe's Very Quick Call: Club Story in South Beach was definitely THE spot to be at last night as the bottles were popping.
A beautiful Parks and Recreation actress tells Chris Bosh, "He floats her boat" and then tries to get some alone time with the star.
HoopsVibe's Very Quick Call: No word yet on how Chris Bosh's wife feels about all this celebrity flirting.
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So why not start the week off right with WAG of the day, aka Chris Bosh's wife, Adrienne Bosh!
Hoopsvibe's quick call: It's always good to know who the ballers' WAG's are. That way we know who to stay away from!
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Reggie Evans has his tooth knocked out as Popovich and Bosh are robbed in the same week.
HoopsVibe's Very Quick Call: Life in the NBA's not just physical, but dangerous.
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Who's better the 71-72 Lakers or the 12-13 Heat?
HoopsVibe's Very Quick Call: The season's not over, but comparisons have already begun. This one's a lot closer than Heat haters want to admit.
The question has been boiling to the service as the Miami Heat's winning streak kept growing. Now that it's over some comparisons are unavoidable. Both teams are clearly dominating the league, but lets go inside the numbers.
Win Streak: Lakers 33 games, Miami 27.
Overall Record: Lakers 69-13, Miami 56-15 (11 games left)
Big 3: Lakers (Chamberlain, West, Goodrich), Miami (James, Wade, Bosh).
Lead over closest team: Lakers 18 games ahead of the Warriors, Miami 11.5 ahead of the Knicks.
Points Per Game: Lakers 121, Miami 103.4.
Points Allowed Per Game: Lakers, 108.7, Miami 95.6.
Field Goal %: Lakers 49%, Miami 49.6%.
Computer Simulation: Gives the edge to the Lakers 54% of the time. (Got to love the age of computers)
Looks like the Lakers are the better team on paper. If these two squads went head-to-head it would be a match-up nightmare for both squads. Who does Miami put on Chamberlain? Who do the Lakers put on LeBron? Although both teams would put up big numbers the Lakers would eventually win. They'd dominate the boards and although Wade's quickness would offset some Laker offense, the big three of Los Angeles are more balanced in terms of skill sets. West, Goodrich, and Chamberlain are position players. LeBron, Wade, and Bosh are hybrid players that still today don't always know their roles.
Of course, all bets are off if the Heat don't win the championship at the end of the season. If we learned nothing from the New England Patriots almost undefeated season before they lost to the New York Giants in the Super Bowl, it's that great regular season count for almost nothing if you don't cap it off with a ring.
Read MoreChris Paul and his wife visit Lil Wayne in the hospital to show support.
HoopsVibe's Very Quick Call: I guess CP3 and Lil Wayne are better friends than we realized.
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Lil Wayne Brags about f*cking Chris Bosh's wife and says "f*ck you" to LeBron and DWade (Video).
HoopsVibe's Very Quick Call: I'd love to see Weezy be so tough in front of any one of the Miami Heat instead of on stage surrounded by his crew.
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Love him or hate him, Lebron James is putting together one of the best seasons of basketball by any player in history.
Hoopsvibe's quick call: His superstar season continued with a big win over the Thunder Thursday night.
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The following is a list of the NBA's top five highest salaried teams. (And thanks to Hoopsworld.com for providing the data).
Hoopsvibe's quick call: This list proves that the best team isn't always the one that spends the most money.
1.) The Los Angeles Lakers - $102,256,438
Point and case. The Lakers may have the largest payroll in the league but their current record is the worst on this list. The organization kept busy this offseason and when they acquired both Dwight Howard and Steve Nash, it was looking like the purple and gold were the team to beat. And indeed, they have been the team to beat. Yes, it's still early in the season, but having won only three games with their expensive lineup is pretty embarrassing. Let's hope the recent hiring of Mike D'Antoni turns things around.
2.) The Miami Heat - $87,595,822
It shouldn't come as much of a shock that the Heat are number 2 on this list. They pretty much cleared out their books a few years ago to make sure there was enough cap space for Lebron James, Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade to be on the roster. And as it turns out, that was a good idea. Micky Arison, Pat Riley and company made a good decision in doing so seeing that the Heat are the defending NBA Champions and are currently sitting at the top of their division.
3.) The New York Knicks - $82,010,527
The Knicks could quite possibly be the surprise of the season so far. J.R. Smith is posting career numbers, averaging 18.2 points per game. Raymond Felton is averaging 14 points and 6.2 assists while Carmelo Anthony's 26.8 ppg leads the league in scoring. As a result, they're 5-0; all the while Amare Staudemire has been on the bench with knee injury. Who knows if they'll keep it up, but it will certainly be interesting to see how they play with Amare back in the lineup.
4.) The Brookyln Nets - $83,511,726
The NBA's newest team are 4-2 to start the season. They have a new stadium in the Barclays Center and with Deron Williams, Brooks Lopez, Kris Humphries and Joe Johnson on their payroll, they certainly have a few expenses. But if they continue to win games, those expenses most likely won't be much of an issue.
5.) The Memphis Grizzlies - $77,098,154
I was pretty surprised when Memphis came in at #5 on this list. I would have thought Boston, or San Antonio, or even Oklahoma City would have been ahead of the Grizz. Then again, they do have Rudy Gay, Zach Randolph and Marc Gasol on their roster. Those three guys alone take up about $47 million of the payroll. And for good reason; they combine for over 51 points per game.
Read MoreThe Lakers are off to a 1-4 start and everyone wants to know why.
HoopsVibe Very Quick Call: It takes time to gel.
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Chris Bosh's return to the Miami lineup can only help.
HoopsVibe's Very Quick Call: Miami needs more than Bosh. They need heart.
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Chris Bosh seen working out and it is rumored he will return.
HoopsVibe's Very Quick Call: Miami will need him in the finals.
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Chris Bosh is out. Can Heat survive?
HoopsVibe Very Quick Call: LeBron James may have to wait another year.
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Free agent Ronny Turiaf finalized an agreement with the Miami Heat, league sources told Yahoo! Sports on Wednesday.
HoopsVibe's Very Quick Call: The rich got richer on Wednesday.
Yesterday, the Miami Heat signed veteran center Ronny Turiaf, who was bought-out by the Denver Nuggets after getting dealt by the Washington Wizards.
Turiaf will provide energy, rebounding, and defense. He'll also allow Chris Bosh to sit on the elbow and face up opponents.
Best of all, his championship experience with the Los Angeles Lakers will help the Heat during the playoffs.
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A source close to the situation confirmed Rasheed Wallace has worked out with Heat, but source said he hasn't decided if he'll play again.
HoopsVibe's Very Quick Call: Rasheed Wallace, if serious about coming out of retirement, would help the Miami Heat.
'Sheed would help Erik Spoelstra's squad on both ends. The veteran's length and experience makes him a great individual and team defender, while he can still score in a multitude of ways.
Best of all, Wallace would shift Bosh to his more natural position -the high post. The left-handed-four excels when facing up opponents at the elbow rather than receiving the ball on the block.
Still, everything hinges on Wallace's fitness. Remember, he was often ineffective with the Celtics because of poor conditioning.
If motivated and in shape, Wallace can contribute.
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There's a reason the Heat have continued to look to add a veteran big man to their roster. They attempted to sign both Kenyon Martin and Joel Przybilla but weren't able to do so. A radio station in Miami reported the team worked out Rasheed Wallace last week. According to league executives, the Heat have been calling around to gauge demand for reserve big men as the trade deadline approaches.
HoopsVibe's Very Quick Call: Will the rich, the Miami Heat, get richer?
Reports indicate the reigning Eastern Conference champions are on the prowl for a reserve post. Chris Bosh is out the line-up and the Heat lost free agents Kenyon Martin and Joel Przybilla to the Clippers and Blazers.
Another big body would allow Bosh to man the more familiar high-post when he returns, while providing depth for an extended playoff run.
After all, the Heat will face a plethora of bigs come May and June during the NBA's second-season. The question is who can they get before the quickly approaching trade deadline.
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I never read too much into TV," Bosh said. He also never reads too much into NBA popularity contests. "I'm not a popular guy, I guess," he said matter-of-factly of the fan vote for All-Star starters. "I don't think I am. I don't appeal to the popular crowd."
HoopsVibe's Very Quick Call: Chris Bosh can blame three people for not starting the 2012 All-Star game.
Two of those people would be teammates LeBron James and Dwyane Wade. Fans vote-in the starters, and they overlooked Bosh, in part, because of the Miami Heat's dynamic duo.
Bosh is, arguably, the top power forward in the Eastern Conference, and is more deserving of being in the first unit than shot-happy Carmelo Anthony.
Now the left-handeder is okay with James and Wade receiving accolades because they're teammates and friends. Bosh isn't okay with Shaquille O'Neal preventing him from being an All-Star starter.
O`Neal, a superstar turned analyst, has continued to insult Bosh from the safety of the TNT broadcast booth, which has surely influenced fan voting.
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SheridanHoops.com learned exclusively Monday that Howard recently expanded his list of preferred future destinations, adding the Clippers to a list that already included the Nets, the Mavericks and the Lakers. "He's been watching them a lot. He's intrigued by the Clippers," said the source, who is privy to the trade talks that have taken place between all of the aforementioned teams.
HoopsVibe's Very Quick Call: Times have changed.
It wasn't long ago the Los Angeles Clippers weren't in the running for anything except the first pick at the draft much less a superstar center like Dwight Howard.
After all, the Clippers were a laughingstock. Their owner wanted luxury tax rebate cheques, not wins. They drafted Benoit Benjamin, Danny Ferry, and Michael Olowakandi. Worst of all, they played in the shadow of the league's glamour team, the Los Angeles Lakers.
Sure, there were moments. A few years back, Sam Cassell and Elton Brand pushed the Phoenix Suns to seven games in the Western Conference Semi-finals.
The Clippers have mostly been a disaster.
Everything changed with Blake Griffin. 'Lob Angeles' is must-see television, and people listen when reports link Los Angeles' newest darling to Howard.
But it won't happen. The Magic will want Griffin in return for Howard. The 2011 Slam Dunk Champion is untouchable, as he's made the Clippers trendy, glamorous, and relevant.
Instead, the Magic may ask for newly acquired Chris Paul. Forget that the Clippers paid a pretty-penny for the point guard. And forget that both sides agreed to work together for two seasons.
Paul would likely refuse to sign a long-term extension with the Magic, and simply opt-out at season's end and become a free agent.
Sure, times have changed. The Clippers are a destination-team. Still, they lack the parts to trade for Howard and become his next destination.
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ChrisBosh-"We're still the best team in the league You're going to have to go through things like this Things aren't always going to go well.
HoopsVibe's Very Quick Call: Chris Bosh is right. Well, sort of.
His Miami Heat are the NBA's best team, but aren't playing like it. The Chicago Bulls, the Heat's rivals in the competitive Eastern Conference, are.
To be fair, the Heat are 8-4 because they went through a brutal west coast swing without All-World guard and closer Dwyane Wade. A little rest, a healthy Wade, and the Heat climb the standings.
Meanwhile, the Bulls sit atop the entire league with a 12-2 record because of stellar defense and continued fine play from reigning MVP Derrick Rose.
Right now, the Bulls have the edge. Here's the question: could the Bulls beat the Heat, provided The Big Three are healthy, in a best-of-seven playoff series?
The answer: probably not.
The Heat are virtually unbeatable -if Bosh, LeBron James, and Wade are at their best.
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"Reputedly one of Seijun Suzuki's finest works and unquestionably very stylish in its 'Scope framings (Jim Jarmusch copied a few shots from it in his Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai)"
-Jonathan Rosenbaum, Chicago Reader
A hit-man, with a fetish for sniffing boiling rice, fumbles his latest job, putting him into conflict with his treacherous wife, with a mysterious woman eager for death and with the phantom-like hit-man known only as Number One.
Directed by Seijun Suzuki, 91min, 1967, Japan
Branded to Kill review – genuinely bizarre Japanese thriller
Seijun Suzuki's Branded to Kill is a very 1960s metaphysical thriller, a cult item treasured by connoisseurs as the kind of film that – for all its delirious craziness – could even be a truer product of Japan than the higher artefacts of Ozu and Kurosawa. It is an erotic and dreamlike pulp noir, and its disdain for any sort of conventional plot infuriated the director's employers at the Nikkatsu studio. Jô Shishido is Hanada, a hired killer with a sexual fetish for the smell of boiled rice; a bungled job brings him into mysterious contact with Misako (Anne Mari), a woman who hires him for three hits. He becomes obsessed with her, and finds himself in a duel with the legendary top killer, the No 1 (Kôji Nanbara). The obvious comparisons are with Melville's Le Samouraï or Godard's Pierrot le Fou – this film holds up against these perfectly well – with hints of John Boorman's Point Blank and Patrick McGoohan's The Prisoner. It is, however, closer to Luis Buñuel in its gleefully disquieting insistence on sudden horrific closeups: the glass eye removed from the skull, the bullet hole, the bleeding head in the toilet bowl. Where Godard had his jump-cut, Suzuki has his disorientating ellipses, his sudden dreamlike time-slips. Genuinely fascinating and bizarre.
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