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The Inuit sourced their vitamin C from meat that was raw or barely cooked.
The vegetably impoverished diet of the inhabitants of Lotschental, resulted in few childhood illnesses.
JUST AS we were recovering from the tale of the woman who is afraid of peas, news reaches us of the brothers who never eat vegetables. The Campbell brothers of Aberdeen, Scotland, have all somehow or other defied medical advice to live to ripe old ages, despite the fact that John, 91, Jim, 88, Colin, 85, Sid, 82, and Doug, 78, have spurned vegetables in all their guises. ''They're a pain,'' John told the papers. ''I've never liked them and I avoid them all the time. I can't think of anything worse than a plate of carrots.'' Apart from two plates of carrots, one imagines. Still, it is a tale that shakes to the very foundations not only the food pyramid upon which modern nutritional advice is commonly built, but also pretty much everything we ever believed in. But first, let us look at who else has rejected the way of the broccoli and lived to tell the tale.
The Inuit
In his explorations of the Arctic in the early 20th century, the anthropologist and adventurer Vilhjalmur Stefansson found that the Inuits typically survived on almost nothing but meat and fish, with fruits, vegetables, and other carbohydrates accounting for as little as 2 per cent of their total calorie intake. And yet they appeared healthy, apparently suffered fewer ailments than westerners, and somehow avoided scurvy, despite the fact that we are forever being told that avoiding scurvy is all about lemons and oranges. It was Stefansson's contention that the Inuit sourced their vitamin C from meat that was raw or barely cooked, and upon his return to the west he put that theory to the test. He followed a meat-only diet for one year under medical supervision at New York's Bellevue hospital and he too remained scurvy free. Vitamin C can apparently be found in a variety of traditional Inuit delicacies, including the organ meats of sea mammals, the stomach contents of caribou, and the skin of beluga whales (known as muktuk), which is said to contain as much vitamin C as the aforementioned oranges.
Young British children
A national diet and nutrition survey was conducted by the U.K.'s Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. According to the survey, it was that found that most British children eat less than half the recommended five portions of fruit and vegetables per day. About 20 per cent of them did not eat any fruit at all in the week in which the study was carried out, apart from some of those foamy banana-shaped sweets and a packet of Jaffa Cakes (biscuits). Indeed, in these heady days of obesity and overprocessing, children are so removed from the agricultural lineage of their diets that many now believe carrots come from sheep, and stories about youngsters having survived on nothing but jam sandwiches and Coco Pops for the first seven years of their lives are not uncommon. And yet the little tykes miraculously continue to thrive. No one appears to have a good explanation for this.
The Masai
Vegetables are largely alien to the diets of the Masai of Kenya and Tanzania, who rely instead upon their humped zebu cattle for nourishment. Rather than eat the meat, the Masai feast upon the milk and blood of their cattle; the blood is harvested by puncturing the loose flesh in the cow's neck with an arrow (the wound is then closed). The blood is mixed with the milk. This may not sound that tempting to the western palate, but then it appears not to have done the Masai much harm.
Lotschental's inhabitants
In the 1930s, an Ohio dentist, Dr Weston A Price, embarked on a 10-year expedition to see if those cultures regarded as 'primitive' by our swaggering western culture might, in fact, consume a diet promoting rude health and fine gnashers. One of Price's many interesting findings was that the dairy-rich, vegetably impoverished diet of the inhabitants of a remote Swiss village, Lotschental, resulted in hardly any dental cavities and few childhood illnesses. The villagers were in the habit of dining on unpasteurised milk, butter, cream and cheese, rye bread, meat on occasion, bone broth soups and the limited number of vegetables they could cultivate during the short summer months. Admittedly, the children's teeth were covered in green slime, but at least they didn't have to eat brussels sprouts. You win some, you lose some.
Atkins diet
A couple of years ago, approximately one in 11 adults were following the Atkins diet, which extols the virtues of a low-carb, high-protein eating plan. That's more people than have ever knowingly eaten asparagus (probably). A typical Atkins menu looks a little like this . . . Breakfast: fried bacon and eggs. Lunch: chicken with mozzarella. Dinner: pan-fried rump steak with soured cream. Snacks: 17 slices of ham, 12 prawn cocktails, large brie, small bucket of saturated fat. As a form of carbohydrate, there was little room for vegetables in the Atkins plan, other than a small smattering of lettuce, the purpose of which was largely decorative. The Atkins plan had various side-effects, ranging from halitosis to weight loss, some of which were more desirable than others. Sadly, Dr Atkins died in 2003. But this is no reflection on his low-veg diet: in fact, the bad breath and constipation that accompanied his diet-plan were not his undoing, rather the good doctor slipped on an icy footpath and hit his head- Guardian
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Jesus' Blood
Friday, April 15, 2011
While filming material for a 1971 documentary by Gavin Bryars's friend Alan Power focused on people living in impoverished areas in London, the filmmaker crossed paths with a singing vagrant who offered an improvised and affecting profession of faith with the words "Jesus' blood never failed me yet..."
Gavin Bryars: Never Failed Me Yet
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Each day from April 14-20, Q2 spotlights the mind and music of composer Gavin Bryars. Explore the many different aspects of a style informed by jazz, minimalism, Renaissance polyphony and constant experimentation.
Lend Us Your Voice
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
What are your thoughts on the music of Gavin Bryars? Are there pieces your fellow listeners should look out for? How would you describe his style? Perhaps you remember exactly where you were the first time you heard Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet? Have you performed his music? What stories about the man or his music would you like to share? Q2 wants to know.
Attention All New Music Lovers!
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
NPR Music and Q2 want you to help us program a special music stream featuring composers under 40! Send us the names of your favorite composers, and, if you have specific favorite albums or pieces, let us know.
Announcing Cued Up: Spring 2011
Monday, March 21, 2011
This week, Q2 launches the 13-week Spring 2011 season of our flagship show, Cued Up, with the first encore presentation of one of the more mesmerizing evenings in our recent live Webcast history.
Q2 Concert Pick: Hello Earth!
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Tonight at Symphony Space: vocalist Theo Bleckmann presents his re-imaginings of the songs of Kate Bush, the British singer-songwriter who skyrocketed to fame in the mid-80's.
Ecstatic in March
Tuesday, March 01, 2011
The inaugural Ecstatic Music Festival at Merkin Concert Hall closes this March with its most concentrated month of ambitious programming to date. Featuring six concerts and two Webcasts on Q2, the festival's culmination epitomizes music-making at its most collaborative and experimental.
Ecstatic in February
Wednesday, February 09, 2011
Merkin Concert Hall's Ecstatic Music Festival blazes into February with concerts from the Bang on a Can All-Stars, Roomful of Teeth, Newspeak and Darcy James Argue's Secret Society. Listen below to get the perspective of composer and festival curator Judd Greenstein as he continues his series of introductions to this month's imaginative, cross-pollenating pairings, two of which will be Web cast live on Q2 as part of New Sounds Live with WNYC's John Schaefer.
New, Old, and Unexpected with Milton Babbitt
Wednesday, February 02, 2011
This two-hour, 70th-birthday celebratory episode of WNYC host Tim Page's groundbreaking series New, Old and Unexpected is the culmination of Q2's archival look at the life and times of recently deceased composer and pedagogue Milton Babbitt. This immersive, unparalleled interview with the seminal 20th century composer paves the way for host Nadia Sirota's exploration Friday at 8 p.m. on Q2 of how Babbitt forever changed our contemporary musical landscape and language.
Composers' Forum: Milton Babbitt
Tuesday, February 01, 2011
In this 1973 interview from the WNYC archives, Milton Babbitt speaks with legendary announcer Martin Bookspan. Included are live concert recordings of performances that were not commercially available at the time.
Remembering the Composer: Milton Babbitt
Monday, January 31, 2011
As opinions from across the spectrum of musically-minded come in about the passing of Milton Babbitt's passing, we thought we'd launch Q2's audio coverage with a 1985 Meet the Composer interview of Milton Babbitt with longtime WNYC host Tim Page. Listen Friday evening at 8 p.m for Q2 host Nadia Sirota's deep audio rich dive into the life and music of Milton Babbitt, with insights from many of Babbitt's closest colleagues, collaborators and students.
John Adams' Operatorios
Monday, January 17, 2011
In advance of the Metropolitan Opera premiere of John Adams' opera Nixon in China Q2 is presenting all four of his operas as well as his one oratorio, El Niño, every night this week at 7 pm.
Ecstatic in January Audio Tour
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Composer Judd Greenstein recently came by the WQXR studios to explain the impetus behind Merkin Concert Hall's first ever Ecstatic Music Festival: an ambitious, 14-concert festival he's created as an experimental model for fostering collaboration among artists of different musical fields. In addition, Greenstein took us on a focused, guided tour through each intriguing concert pairing.
Judd Greenstein: Composer-Curator
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
As unreliable as terminology can be, the phrase "indie-classical" has become the go-to description for a community of young composers and ensembles exploring the boundaries of experimental pop music and contemporary music. Composer Judd Greenstein has exerted an undeniable influence on this New Music community, in his role as founder of the adventurous New Amsterdam label and, most recently, in the curation of the ambitious Ecstatic Music Festival kicking off Monday, January 17 at Merkin Concert Hall.
Introducing Aaron Jay Kernis
Monday, January 03, 2011
For the first composer portrait of 2011, Q2 is pleased to focus on Philadelphia-born composer Aaron Jay Kernis. Throughout the week of January 3, we'll feature some of his seminal works, many introduced by the composer himself.
Your Unsilent Night
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Since its debut in 1992, composer Phil Kline's boombox-chorale parade has become a global holiday tradition. With the New York edition taking place Saturday at 7 pm, we invite you to share your photos of the event.
Introducing Louis Andriessen
Wednesday, December 01, 2010
The long-awaited opportunity has finally arisen! We're thrilled to spotlight Dutch composer Louis Andriessen, who has, in ways both clear and covert, played a crucial role in the sonic idenity of Q2. Over a seventy-year career, Andriessen has amassed prestigious awards, including the 2011 Grawemeyer Award, composed prolifically and idiosyncratically and come to be regarded as one of the most sought-after composition teachers in the Western world. However, beyond a few smaller works, including Workers Union and Hout, his work, if not his name, remains unjustly obscure here in the United States. Beginning Monday, December 6 on Q2, we aim to address that.
Review: And Death Shall Have Four Dominions
Monday, November 29, 2010
I had never heard of Gérard Grisey and knew nothing about his Four Songs for Crossing the Threshold. Yet I had heard his music a month before it was performed .
Review: The New York Philharmonic's CONTACT Live 11/19/10
Monday, November 29, 2010
We're liveblogging from New York's Symphony Space tonight. Latest updates at the bottom of the page. In a minute or two, what looks like a roughly fifteen-piece ensemble of the New York Philharmonic conducted by Alan Gilbert will open this fall's first concert of their new music series CONTACT that began so auspiciously last year. First piece on the bill is a world premiere by the NY Phil's composer-in-residence, Magnus Lindberg titled Souvenir (In Memoriam Gerard Grisey). They'll follow that with Grisey's final work, the suite Quatre Chants Pour Franchir le Seuil, featuring soprano Barbara Hannigan.
Credo in Preview
Monday, November 15, 2010
Tonight at 7pm, join me for a special pre-concert feature in anticipation of tonight's White Light festival concert, featuring music composed by Sigur Rós members Jón Þor "Jónsi" Birgisson and Kjartan Sveinsson, performed by the Hilliard Ensemble, the Latvian National chorus, and the Wordless Music Orchestra.

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You can test yourself at the new exhibit "Exquisitely Evil: 50 years of Bond Villains," which just opened at the International Spy Museum in Washington, D.C. It runs through 2014.
The character of James Bond was created by the late British writer Ian Fleming, a former Naval Intelligence officer during World War II. The character has become an icon known worldwide.
"When Ian Fleming wrote his books, in particular when the books began to be turned into films, nobody knew anything very much about British intelligence at all," said Dame Stella Rimington, former director general of the British Security Service MI-5.
"In those days the government didn't even acknowledge that MI-6 existed, so the films came into a sort of blank world, and told us that British Intelligence contained men wearing black ties and dinner jackets and looking extraordinarily elegant and drinking martinis, shaken not stirred. I do believe that people actually thought that was true for a good long time."
Starring six different actors over 50 years, the 23 Bond movies have always changed their villains to suit their times. Megalomaniacs, evil global tycoons, men set on wiping out all of mankind, and, on a more personal level, disaffected secret agents have all run up against Bond -- and failed.
This exhibit tells their stories.
"Exquisitely Evil" starts with Fleming artifacts, including a one-of-a-kind walking stick with a golden-eye grip. Props from all the films are represented. Many will remember the steel teeth belonging to Jaws from "Moonraker," elaborately handled torture knives and a small-scale model of the Aston-Martin DB5 first driven by Sean Connery in "Goldfinger."
"James Bond's films exceeded by several billion dollars all the other franchises in Hollywood history," said Milton Maltz, who founded the International Spy Museum 10 years ago.
His original concept for the museum was that it be about espionage in the real world, not fiction. So, along with Bond, "Exquisitely Evil" includes 15 video clips from former CIA agents including Valerie Plame, whose cover was blown by the George W. Bush administration, and Robert Baer, author of "See No Evil," explaining how intelligence gathering really works. The clips are called "My Bond Moments."
Rimington said, "As the films have moved on, the world has moved with them, and they've moved with the world. So with the latest film, 'Skyfall,' it's a very different, different picture that's presented." The closing room is devoted to the dangers of modern day cyber-warfare.
Museum goers will enjoy the interactive exhibits. There's "Can you hang?" where you can test how long you can hang onto a metal bar, which starts to slowly turn after a certain point.
Anna Slafer, director of the museum, says they wanted to make people "reflect on 'how have I been affected by fiction over the years.'"
One question from an interactive poll is "007 has a license to kill. Do you think that real intelligence officers have a license to kill?"
Another question: Would today's intelligence services accept James Bond as an agent?
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State Sen. Timothy Grendell, R-Chesterland
I am writing in response to the editorial Sept. 5, "Lakeshore is for everyone."
The editorial made several points that I would like to respond to, but it also introduced a more fundamental matter that needs to be discussed in a public forum: the importance of private property rights.
Throughout history, people have recognized the value of land and private property ownership. In the United States, the ability to obtain and protect private property is a long revered and constitutionally protected right. The ability to acquire and protect property made the U.S. prosperous. Patriots of the Revolutionary War and our Founding Fathers understood the importance of a system of government that secured the basic freedoms of life, liberty, and property ownership. To secure those rights the Founders established the Constitution, which established our form of government - protecting life and property and securing liberty and happiness for all Americans.
For that reason, I am moved to respond to the editor's comments that, "access to Lake Erie shouldn't be limited to the select few who happened to get there first."
Championing private property ownership does not mean that we must limit access to any of our state's valuable resources. To provide all Ohioans with access to recreational areas, Ohio has invested in 74 state parks, 20 state forests, 127 nature preserves, and 120 wildlife preserves. These state resources comprise approximately 590,000 acres of opportunity for Ohioans. Ohio also has six national parks and hundreds of local and municipal parks. Similarly, there is significant access to the shores of Lake Erie--with more than 80 state and local parks open to the public along the 260 miles of mainland shoreline. This fact is at complete odds with the final remarks of the editorial, "What good is it [Lake Erie] if the public can't get to it?" The public can easily get to Lake Erie, and at no cost.
In America, private property ownership is not limited to the "select few." We renounced that in overthrowing the British hereditary monarchy. Private property, including lakefront property, is available to any willing buyer who wishes to purchase property from a willing seller. There should be no difference for those who happen to own property on the shores of Lake Erie. True, Lakefront land is beautiful and valuable, but there are many beautiful vistas throughout our state. Would the editors seek to prohibit people from owning wooded land in the central Ohio region or the hills near Cincinnati because it is "unfair" that private owners 'get there first'? What about individuals who work family farms throughout rural Ohio, or those who own homes in urban historic districts? Any effort to eradicate private property ownership in these areas would be decried as fundamentally un-American. Lakefront property owners deserve equal protection for their private property.
Your editorial was correct to note that landowners have a compelling argument against the state. Yet, I would respectfully argue that you erred in failing to recognize the lakefront property owners' right to private property ownership. In our constitutional republic, laws protect the rights of the few from the whims of the majority. Appealing to communal ownership to justify the ODNR's land grab not only ignores the importance of private property rights, it undermines the rights of a comparatively small number of Ohioans. The concept that government can simply take private property from those who "get there first" and give it to the collective public is called "socialism." It is an ideology that threatens countless other rights and the very framework of America. For that reason, I ask that you reconsider your position on the lakefront.


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Boston at Detroit, Game 4
By Josh Jacobs
It was on Apr. 14 that Boston last grabbed a road win before entering the playoffs to fall in six straight contests played in foreign territory. On Saturday the road woes ended abruptly with a 94-80 victory over Detroit. The Celtics easily yielded profits as a five-point 'underdog, and if you were lucky enough to get down on the straight up win for the visitors, a +200 return (risk $100 to make $200) paid dividends.
Boston played with high intensity from the first to fourth quarters and the bench was superb in mustering up impressive numbers, but the fact that the Pistons' couldn't buy a bucket shouldn't be overlooked.
Looking at the obvious pitfalls, Detroit made a total of 28 baskets in 73 tries for a debilitating 38.4-percent success rate from the field. The Pistons unloaded from three-point land 13 times, only to cash in for a grand total of one bucket (7.7%), and the Celtics dominated the glass with 44 rebounds compared to Detroit's disastrous 28 boards.
Game 3 also exposed the health problems of Pistons' clutch performer Chauncey Billups. His 27 minutes of play resulted in a skimp six points (1-for-6 from the field and 1-for-4 from beyond the arc) and talk about the hamstring injury has now become the main discussion around the water cooler.
While Boston was in prime position to repeat its road troubles when stars Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen became saturated with early fouls, it was bench player James Posey who stepped up to the plate with 12 points in 24 minutes of action.
Detroit attempted to rally from behind. Down 73-55 entering the fourth quarter, Pistons' rookie Rodney Stuckey, Tayshaun Prince and Billups drained consecutive, unanswered buckets, bringing the score to 87-78. But the run was short lived as Boston's Garnett sunk two free throws at the 2:16 mark, placing the contest out of reach.
Alright, so Game 3 is now a memory in the stat books. So, what's in store come Monday?
As it stands, the 'under' has been the golden child of the Conference Finals with a 1-4 record (both East and West games combined). The highest total in the Eastern Conference matchup was set in Game 3 at 176, with the 'under' coming in just two points shy of a push. All three contests have combined to average a total of 180.3 PPG and books are trying to adjust with a current 'over/under' installed at 175.
As just a reference point, the total set by most books has averaged around 182 in the last 10 meetings between these teams. The last time an 'over/under' was installed above the 180 mark was back on March, which witnessed Boston taking the regular season contest 90-78. The 'under' was the play in that tip-off.
With the Celtics going 4-1 SU and ATS in the last five head-to-head meetings, rebounds have taken on a life of their own. Boston has been in control of the boards in the last five with an average of 44 RPG versus Detroit's 34 RPG. In two of these games (including Game 3 on Saturday), Boston out bounded their opponent by double-digit figures. This could pose a serious threat to the Pistons in Game 4 unless boxing out becomes the main focus.
The Celtics' defense has exposed itself to polar opposites. Boston has held opponents to an oppressive 81.6 PPG in 10 home games during the playoffs. That same defensive intensity has fallen short in the six road shows this postseason with the team allowing 95.3 PPG (minus the 80 points allowed in Game 3 versus the Pistons). Remember that this is a Celtic squad who finished the regular season with 90.3 PPG allowed (second best in the league).
The results haven't been that drastic for the Pistons who are giving up 86.3 PPG at home and 91.6 PPG on the road. The real problem originates from inadequate offensive dominance, which has bear witnessed to Detroit notching a lonely 81.2 PPG in five defeats during the playoffs (versus its 96.8 PPG in nine victories).
Game time is set to begin at 8:30 p.m. EDT, with ESPN providing full coverage. Bodog.com has listed the Pistons as six-point favorites. Enjoy this year's Memorial Day and let's all increase that bankroll!
Odds and Ends
-- The road team is 9-2 ATS in the last 11 head-to-head meetings, while the underdog is now 7-2 ATS in the last nine head-to-head clashes.
-- Despite the defeat on Saturday, the Pistons are 13-5 ATS in their last 18 home games.
-- The 'under' is 6-1 in the Celtics last seven versus a team with a winning SU record, and the 'under' is 5-1 in the Celtics last six as a road 'dog.
-- The 'under' is 4-1 in Detroit's last five games when installed as a five to 10½-point favorite.
-- Boston is 5-0 ATS in the last five games played in Detroit.
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Boston at Detroit -6, 175
Maybe the Boston Celtics are finally hitting their stride after winning away from The Garden for the first time in the postseason on Saturday.
And they didn't just beat the Pistons in Detroit – they embarrassed them.
"We didn't come out and play. That's it, point blank," Pistons rookie point guard Rodney Stuckey told reporters. "We didn't give no effort at all at the start of the game, and you can't do that against a team like that."
Stuckey may see his role increase as the series moves forward with Chauncey Billups' right hamstring acting up again. Billups managed just six points in Game 3's loss.
Pick: Celtics
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Boston at Detroit (8:30 p.m. EDT). The Celtics broke through with a road win in Game 3 on Saturday night to take a 2-1 lead in the Eastern Conference finals.
-Manu Ginobili, Spurs, scored 30 points and San Antonio beat the Lakers 103-84 in Game 3 of the Western Conference finals.
Manu Ginobili broke out of his scoring slump with 30 points off the bench, and the Spurs beat the Lakers 103-84 in Game 3 of the Western Conference finals. Tim Duncan had 22 points, 21 rebounds and five assists, and Tony Parker added 20 points for the Spurs, who remained unbeaten at home this postseason and avoided falling into an 0-3 hole, which no NBA team has ever overcome. The Lakers lead the series 2-1. Game 4 is Tuesday in San Antonio.
``He is such a competitor. He puts so much on his shoulders, he fights through a lot of things. ... He's got a lot of confidence in what he can do. And so when he has these games, it is really not a surprise anymore.'' - Spurs coach Gregg Popovich on Manu Ginobili, who scored 30 points to lead the Spurs to a 103-84 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers in Game 3 of the Western Conference finals on Sunday night. The Lakers lead the series 2-1. Game 4 is Tuesday in San Antonio.
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There are two playoff games on the schedule for Monday night, and they're both going to be played in Detroit. Here's a look at the Pistons and Wings in your playoff gameday:
Boston Celtics at Detroit Pistons
The Pistons might have all the recent postseason experience, but they now find themselves down 2-1 to the Celtics in the Eastern Conference Finals. Boston opened the series with an 88-79 win at home, but Detroit bounced back to knock off the Celtics 103-97 in Game 2 in Boston. Game 3 was played back in Detroit on Saturday night, with the Celtics looking to pick up their very first road victory of the playoffs. Boston roared out to a 50-32 lead at the break in that contest, and then cruised from there to the 94-80 win. Kevin Garnett led the way with 22 points and 13 rebounds for Boston on Saturday, while Ray Allen was good for 14 points. Paul Pierce had only 11 points on 4-of-6 shooting in the win. Richard Hamilton poured in 26 points in the loss for Detroit, Rodney Stuckey contributed 17 points off the bench, and Rasheed Wallace picked up 12 points.
Despite Boston's success on the road in Game 3 the oddsmakers still opened the Pistons as 5.5-point home favorites for Game 4. The contest's total was opened at 175.
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(1) Boston (10-7, 7-10 ATS) at (2) Detroit (9-5, 8-6 ATS)
After losing homecourt advantage in Game 2, the Celtics snatched it right back Saturday with a blowout victory and now look to take a commanding 3-1 lead in their best-of-seven series against the Pistons inside the Palace at Auburn Hills.
Boston snapped its 0-6 postseason road losing streak with a 94-80 victory Saturday, easily grabbing the cash as a five-point 'dog. The Celtics held Detroit to 38.4 percent shooting from the field and 1-of-13 shooting from beyond the 3-point line, while the Pistons' starting forwards (Tayshaun Prince and Antonio McDyess) totaled just 12 points.
Led by Kevin Garnett's 22-point, 13-rebound performance, the Celtics had six players reach double-digits in points in Game 3 and outrebounded Detroit 44-28.
Even with the win, the Celtics are just 2-6 ATS in their last eight overall while the Pistons are 7-4 ATS in their last 11, but a mediocre 3-2 ATS in their last five at home. The road team is now 9-2 ATS in the last 11 meetings between these two, and the 'dog has cashed in 12 of the last 16 series clashes.
Boston leads this season's series 4-2 SU and ATS, and the straight-up winner is on a 7-0 ATS run in this rivalry. Also, the Celtics are 5-0 ATS in their last five trips to the Palace.
The Pistons are 13-5 SU and 12-6 ATS in their last 18 games going back to the regular season, and they are on additional ATS runs of 6-2 on one day of rest, 4-1 on Mondays and 5-2 as a favorite. On the downside, Detroit is only 2-13 ATS in its last 15 conference finals games, including a current 1-8 ATS freefall that dates to last year's series against Cleveland, in which Flip Saunders' squad failed to cash in all six games (2-4 SU).
The Celtics are on positive pointspread rolls of 12-5 on Mondays, 20-8 as an underdog, 41-17 as a road 'dog and 6-0 as a 'dog between five and 10½ points. On the negative side, though, Doc Rivers' club is on ATS slides of 2-6 on one day of rest, 2-5 in the conference finals, 1-6 on the road, 0-5 following an ATS win and 2-5 in conference final action.
Saturday's Game 3 stayed below the 176-point total, improving the "under" streak in this rivalry to 9-2 in the last 11. Additionally, for Detroit, the under is on tears of 18-8 overall (9-5 in the playoffs), 20-8 against the East, 15-5 as a favorite, 20-9 against the Atlantic Division and 20-8-1 in the conference finals. Finally, for Boston, the under is 6-2 in its last eight conference finals games and 18-8 in its last 26 versus the Central Division.
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The Cowboy curse continues for the Red Raiders dropping their fifth straight game to Oklahoma State 52-34.Texas Tech came out very slow in the first and second half and freshman quarterback Davis Webb is shouldering a majority of the criticism for his two interceptions. But he threw the ball 71 times and eclipsed the 400 yard mark for the third time in his four starts. So, while there are a few throws he would like to have back, he didn't get a whole lot of help from his supporting cast.
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Kandi Burruss is dropping some hints on when she and Todd Tucker will jump the broom!
After Todd popped the question at the top of 2013 and she showed off her 2-carat engagement ring, Kandi has kept pretty quiet about wedding plans. But the "Real Housewives of Atlanta" star revealed that she and her hubby to be have agreed on when they'll be getting hitched!
"We do have a date," Kandi told E! News at the Atlanta premiere of Temptation. "It's early next year, but we're not telling anyone [the exact date]."
She hinted that fans may need to keep watching "RHOA" to find out more about her wedding date.
In the meantime, she's taking one piece of marital advice to heart. "Well, I learned from 'Housewives' that I shouldn't be giving other people advice about their marriage," she told TheYBF.com, adding that this isn't exactly a new idea to her. "My mama always said you're not supposed to speak on other people's marriages, so that's my advice. Just mind your own business and don't be trying to talk about it to other people who are not married."
The musical genius added that she really felt bad about the way her cast mates were treating Porsha Stewart when talking about her marriage to Kordell Stewart, whom many of them believe is rather controlling of the "RHOA" newbie. "After I went back and watched it, I was like 'oh that was wrong,'" said Kandi.
While Kandi likely won't be talking about anyone else's union from here on out, the bride-to-be did reveal that Bravo is not pleased with her decision to sue Kim Zolciak for her share of profits from "Tardy For The Party."
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Awesomeness has many shapes and forms.
Today I found Rebecca Tracey's website, The Uncaged Life, the entire point of which is to help people ditch jobs that they hate and spend their lives doing what they love. Pretty hard to argue with, eh? I stumbled upon her post about Reverse Bucket Lists, essentially, a list of things that you've accomplished that remind you of why you're awesome. Great for when you're feeling down or discouraged. Just an excellent idea.
Everyone has items for a reverse bucket list, and everyone needs to be reminded why he/she is awesome every now and then. It's not an ego trip, it's not saying that you're better than anyone else. It's reminding yourself that you have achieved things that you're proud of doing. Everybody reading this can think of at least 10 things, whether it's learning to cook a whole turkey or getting your college degree. Heck, running three miles is great. One mile, even.
So remind yourself why you're awesome today. Becca busted out 50 items, but I'm going to start with
10 11 15 16 in no particular order and see where it goes from there:
So here's the thing: write up a reverse bucket list for yourself. Keep it down to ten, or add more, I don't care. But most importantly, remember that you've done some great things and that you'll do some more great things before you're done here. Post it in the comments if you want. I'd love to see it.
EXTRA CREDIT: Once you get the hang of it, write an encouraging one for someone else. I don't think there's anyone who wouldn't welcome getting a Reverse Bucket List posted on their FB wall.
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Loving these lists. As always, thank you for inspiration, Billy. Getting to work on mine…although it may not be as adventurous as yours.
Heyo! Rebecca here, the OG of the Reverse Bucket List. Would love you to share your top 10 list items in the comments on the post! Let's see how awesome you are! x
Fo' sho!
You've done some good things, my man. Some very good things.
I love the last idea; posting a reverse bucket list of 10 awesome things others have done. Good grief, it's just genius.
Totally. My narcissistic tendencies aside, the good stuff's really about encouraging other folk.
I am so hoping for a repeat of the fire sushi at OR. Just saying.
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Despite the increase in high profile cases of lethal injection attempts that have gone horribly awry, states continue to use secretive, unidentified "cocktails" to put criminals to death. That process, hopefully, may be slowing down, however, if Missouri is any indication.
A convicted murderer was scheduled to be executed this week, but the execution was put on hold due to the state's refusal to disclose the source of where they received their lethal injection chemicals and what was in the combined cocktail. With notable issues with the drugs in Oklahoma and Ohio, secrecy is already a major concern to civil rights advocates. In the case of the Missouri execution it was an even larger issue, since the prisoner had a medical condition already, and without full disclosure on the drug there was no way to properly ascertain how the drugs would work on him, or if he would indeed have a painless death, versus one that could be considered "cruel and unusual."
The federal Supreme Court weighed in and put the inmate's execution on hold, sending the case back to district courts to decide if this failure to disclose the drugs and potential for another "botched" execution could be considered subjecting the prisoner to cruel and unusual punishment.
Missouri itself is already at the center of controversy when it comes to the death penalty, even without this new wrinkle. The state has already been accused of jumping the gun when it comes to executing prisoners, not waiting until their final appeals have officially run out before putting them to death. This isn't something that happened once, either, but at least three times.
Perhaps realizing how controversial the entire topic has become, Missouri has decided that the best way to deal with it is to at least cut off inmates from any access to information on the issue. According to Care2′s s.e. smith, prison officials are refusing to allow an issue of St. Louis Magazine into the prisons, because it deals with incarceration and is critical of the Missouri prison system and especially the death penalty.
"The St. Louis Magazine feature covered an execution and discussed how Missouri has returned to the execution business," writes smith. "It's a stark, moving piece, serving as an indictment of the death penalty and the larger prison system itself." Yet the article was kept from prisoners, even after the author, William Powell wrote a letter decrying the ban and the prison's stance that they believed allowing prisoners to read the article would "instill violence or hatred" in the prisons and be a safety issue. As smith notes, it is the secrecy involved in not releasing details on the lethal injection drugs all over again.
The stay of execution and the intervention of the Supreme Court could be a sign that maybe the death penalty itself is being reconsidered, especially in light of the horrible and inhumane examples of lethal injections gone wrong in recent months. Then again, there's also the possibility that rather than come to the realization that the death penalty is both unnecessary, cruel, and often racially motivated, states will instead just turn to a different mode of execution. That appears to be the case in Tennessee where, rather than eliminating executions all together now that lethal injections are proving to be a disaster, they are instead bringing back the electric chair as a mean of punishment. According to the Associated Press, Florida began using lethal injections rather than electrocutions back in 2000 after "bungled electrocutions raised concerns that the state's death penalty would be declared unconstitutional." Several other states are also considering bringing back firing squads and gas chambers.
Are we really going back around in circles? Maybe that's a sign that it's time to end the death penalty all together.
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Robert H. The conservative, especially republican/tea party, do not care how many die. That are wrongly executed for crimes that the executed were innocent of in the first place.
A sad commentary on America that this is a position of any one in a civilized country.
stll no one answers about the innocent people who have been put to death for a criem they didnt do.
The author of this article needs to get their facts right. The US SUpreme Ct. send it back to the lower because of his vein problem which is just a travesty of justice as this murderer had surgery and had no problems, but the justices are trying not to get involved. This was all just a way to postpone his execution, but hopfully he will still be executed for his crimes against society. I will say again the death penalty has nothing at all to do with vengence as ask any victim what they would wish for vengence if it were possible and none would offer lethal injections as that my friend is way too easy of a death for rape and murder of an innocent human being. Another piece of information for this author is that the DOC of Missouri has allowed the article to come into the prisons. If any of you would read the story about the executions that Missouri has performed in the last 6 months you would see that all were pronounced dead in 9 minutes, now tell me wouldn't you like to die such an easy death in just 9 minutes, but we save that for the very worse murderers in our state.
Frankly, I don't care what compounds are used in lethal injection cocktails. Just injecting an air bubble into the IV line would have the same effect in terms of exterminating the prisoner and it'd be a whole lot cheaper.
The reason I don't care about the lethal injection cocktail is because the entire practice of capital punishment is both barbaric and ultimately futile. It's not justice, it's vengeance. If capital punishment actually worked, then the crimes that lead to capital punishment would have ended ages ago in order to avoid being put to death. Killing someone who killed someone makes you just much a murderer as the alleged murderer that you plan to murder. THAT is what we need to get through to people to end the practice once and for all. (To really make the point effective, anyone who votes for capital punishment is convicted of conspiracy to commit murder, etc.)
Thanks for sharing.We need to address all the innocent people being put to death .
..and what about the people we are putting to death that are not guilty???
we are aeeing this more and more in the news as frensics are clearing more and more people on death row. What about THOSE people we murder???
I agree with Susan and Eileen. Any form of death penalty is barbaric but much less than murder!! Every time there is a murderer on tv, I think to myself that the victim's family and friends should be given the opportunity to decide his fate. Too much taxpayers' money is spent on keeping these criminals comfortable.
Why do criminals deserve a painless death? Did his victim die painlessly? What if his victim was a family member or your best friend?
What trial did the victim have? What about an appeal? Was their death humane? A few years ago a co-workers daughter was brutally raped and murdered because the murderer wanted her car. What he did to this victim is so gruesome it cannot be repeated. After a fair trial he got the death penalty but still sits in prison in spite of killing another inmate. In cases like this I do favor the death penalty as punishment. After what the victim was forced to endure, so what if the execution was botched. The guilty party deserves to know what their victim went through.
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Did anybody see on Baseball Tonight where Kruk had a segment on the Pirates and said that they will be in FIRST PLACE by the end of the month. Is this man an idiot or what?
Did anybody see on Baseball Tonight where Kruk had a segment on the Pirates and said that they will be in FIRST PLACE by the end of the month. Is this man an idiot or what?
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Your thread title is redundant.
The Rally Onion wants 150 fans before Opening Day.
Yep, Kruk thinks the Pirates are for real and Fernando Vina thinks the Brewers aren't. Quite the braintrust.
"I can make all the stadiums rock."
-Air Supply
They do have some good young pitching in Duke, Snell, and Maholm but that lineup with the exception of Bay isn't scaring anyone right now.
Yep, Maholm really shut the Reds down on Sunday.
John Kruk only reads what his producers tell him to.
He's about an information giant on baseball like Homer Simpson is knowledgeable about Nuclear Fission.
Wake me up when he gets/has a clue.
Some people play baseball. Baseball plays Jay Bruce.
The Pirates are starting to come alive as of late. Their offense is definitely the most questionable aspect, but they're .500 right now (as our the Reds)....
I can't say the Pirates will be in 1st place anytime this season, but I won't declare them totally hopeless. I think this division will be very surprising the entire season. It could very well finish on its head or near to it.
Is there anyone in baseball media that RedsZone doesn't consider an idiot?
Eric Milton might be a little scared of facing them again.
10.0 IP vs. Pittsburgh in 2007. 16 hits, 7 runs (all earned).
I thought Rick Sutcliffe was the biggest idiot?
Teach tolerance.
Costas and Gammons come to mind pretty quick for me at least. I'm sure there are many others. I might not agree with them all the time and I think Gammons can get a bit homerish but I never consider either one of them an idiot.
Kruk doesn't bother me, I know he's a brain cell or two away from being declared legally retarded and take his comments accordingly. No biggie.
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CBC makes the pitch for local Medicaid funding relief
Monday, December 12, 2011 - 05:00 PM
Back in the summer--oh those many, many days ago--I wrote about a movement that began among suburban and upstate legislators to have the State start picking up the cost of Medicaid. Currently, localities--such as New York City, as well as county organizations--pay about 16 percent of their local cost.
The program was initially meant as a way to make urban areas--i.e. New York City--pay for having high concentrations of folks enrolled in the program. But now upstate and suburban communities are facing what they say are unsustainable costs and want the state to start taking over the full cost of Medicaid--something most states already do.
The Citizens Budget Commission has no weighed in on the issue, coming out in favor of a state takeover of the system:
Eliminating the local share policy would significantly improve the way New York State finances its Medicaid program. The policy has long placed an inequitable burden on residents living in lower income counties. Serious attempts to end the policy in the past have all fallen short. The recent focus on efficiency in Medicaid and the fiscal pressures on counties due to the property tax growth cap provide an opportunity to fix the policy now.
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FYI this came up under Cuomo the first. His response was that if the state was going to pick up Medicaid costs, the localities would have to give up some revenues.
Specifically, Cuomo I asked about local governments giving up sales taxes. In most states sales taxes are mostly collected by state governments, with local governments collecting relatively little. Here it is an even split. Statewide, state general sales and gross receipt taxes equaled 2.1% of the personal income of state residents, vs. 1.4% for local sales and gross receipt taxes. In the U.S. as a whole it is 3.0% for the state, and 0.7% for local government (2007 Census of Governments data).
Having a higher share of the sales taxes collected statewide -- say by knocking 2.0% off what local governments are allowed to charge and adding it to the state rate -- would shift benefit from places with large sales tax generators such as shopping malls to places without them.
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removed grill grates, lift back end of grill about 1/2 inch and slide the whole mechanism to the rear, removal is complete, line up new insert with porcelain receptors near front of range, mark spot where small metal protrusion on range prevents insert from sliding in completely, drill hole in insert at place marked slightly larger than diameter of protrusion, insert the new burner assembly (insert) by sliding metal prongs into porcelain receptors, making sure gas openings are lined up with gas nozzles under porcelain receptors, lay grate on top, doneEasy but no mention was made of needing to drill as no instruction came with it. It took me 10 minutes to make sure I wasn't going to damage the new insert by drilling into it, but I could tell there was a large void behind the factory dimple that lined up with the metal protrusion on the range. It works fine, the downdraft does not automatically turn on any more. Its nice to have 4 burners.
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Hello Dear KEV_batas. I dont know what is the problem but I have this problem with Alex JG2 Rom too.
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