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COLQUITT, Ga. -- Miller County Hospital, facing a problem common to many health care facilities in small communities, is looking for a few good nurses.
The 25-bed hospital in Colquitt hopes to fill those slots on Aug. 15 when the Georgia Department of Labor will conduct a job fair seeking registered nurses, licensed practical nurses and certified nursing assistants.
Carie Spence, human resources director for Miller County Hospital, said the Miller County Hospital Authority is offering a bonus for the RNs and CNAs in an attempt to secure qualified applicants.
Spence and other hospital officials will be at the Bainbridge Career Center on Aug. 15 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. to recruit the nursing personnel.
Spence said the hospital has slightly more than 100 employees. However, the Hospital Authority employs about 300 workers to man the hospital, Miller County Nursing Home, Miller Medical Clinic in Colquitt, Calhoun Nursing Home and the R.E. Jennings Clinic in Arlington.
Spence said the medical facilities recruit personnel from a wide geographic area, with many employees commuting from Albany, Bainbridge, Cuthbert, Dothan, Ala., and other nearby communities.
Labor Department officials said all applicants must bring copies of their current license and resume, and be appropriately dressed for the interview. The career center is located at 310 S. Scott St. in Bainbridge.
"We're excited about having the Georgia Department of Labor helping us with this," Spence said.
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The Ramblin' Rogues are:
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But now we know for certain that the rings given to her by now-hubby Ryan Reynolds are equally, if not more glamorous. Both the engagement and wedding rings were designed by celebrity jeweler Lorraine Schwartz, the former featuring a giant oval rock (carats TBD, maybe in the upcoming Martha Stewart Weddings special?) and the latter a sparkling band of diamonds. They may have gotten married on the set of The Notebook, but simple Southern nuptials these were not.
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Seattle, Washington – A Seattle Republican running for the State Senate says if she's elected, she will propose an amnesty bill for people convicted of possessing pot. Sarina Forbes says "the law has changed; the people have spoken."
Forbes says " the consequence of having these convictions for simple possession which is what I am advocating for is that having the stigma of the arrest causes them a lot of harm to interact in society." She says problems can range from difficulty finding housing to getting a job. She says they may also face higher insurance rates.
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Who: Memphis Grizzlies (32-25) vs. Washington Wizards (30-28)
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Losing hurts. Losing when you desperately need to win really hurts. That's why it was tough to see the Grizzlies fall just short against the Thunder on Friday. Even if a game against OKC really isn't much more important than any other regular season game, there would have definitely been some satisfaction in taking down the No. 1 team in the conference. Instead, the Thunder snapped their 3-game losing streak,e arning their first win since Russell Westbrook returned to the lineup. Now, the Grizzlies try to recover against a Wizards team who has looked pretty strong lately.
Mike Conley vs John Wall
Remember when people were seriously saying than John Wall was a bust??!! No, really, that was actually a common part of basketball discourse for a relatively lengthy part of time. Well, of that talk is out the window, as Wall is putting up the same strong numbers he always does, but now, he finally has the wins to back it up. Wall earned his first All-Star selection this year, and has surpassed fellow #1 overall pick Kyrie Irving in terms of respectability. Meanwhile, Conley is having a career year of his own, and while his game lacks the sort of flash that Wall always brings to the table, he's proven himself to be one of the best leaders in the game, keeping the Grizzlies afloat through a myriad of injury problems. This will be the matchup of the night, and could likely decide which team emerges victorious.
Advantage: Washington
Courtney Lee vs Bradley Beal
Wall and Beal are one of the strongest back courts in the league, right up there with the Splash Bros in Golden State, and the Slash Bros. in Phoenix. In the second half of his rookie campaign, Beal improved his shooting immensely, and has continued to prove himself as a viable scorer. he's not the most efficient guy in the world, but with everyone producing around him, he hasn't needed to be. Lee, by contrast, is a lower-volume shooter who rarely has big nights, but is more than capable of getting the job done. Allen is back in the lineup, but Lee has done too much for this team to be abandoned now.
Advantage: Washington
Tayshaun Prince vs Trevor Ariza
Sometimes a player just ends up working out. It happened for the Grizzlies with Lee and James Johnson, and it's happened for the Wizards with Ariza. Going into this season, Ariza was mostly looked at as a decent three-ball guy whose value was inflated by getting to play for the Lakers when they won a championship. This season, he's completely dismantled that logic, averaging 14 points and six rebounds, while topping 20 points numerous times. Ariza has proven himself to be a highly valuable commodity, as well as a key contributor to this Wizards team. Look for Prince to have his work cut out for him tonight.
Advantage: Washington
Zach Randolph vs Trevor Booker
The wizards took a huge hit when they lost Nene, who will be out for roughly six weeks. Nene, along with Marcin Gortat gave the team one of the stronger big man duos in the league, and the Wizards will have to make up for his production to remain competitive in the Eastern playoff race. Booker is a reliable bench big, but it remains to be seen if he'll be able to pickup the slack for a player like Nene. Look for Booker to be intimidated by Z-Bo tonight, and look for Gortat to do most of the work in the post.
Advantage: Memphis
Marc Gasol vs Marcin Gortat
Big Spain vs. The Polish Hammer! It's like the European Union up in here! Gasol's been off his game a bit lately, which could be a concern as he goes against Gortat, who can match him in aggression and physicality. While Gasol has a better touch with the basketball, Gortat can be scary near the basket, so Gasol will have to be on his game defensively. Anyone who things European players are soft hasn't seen these two – there's going to be a LOT of body-banging tonight.
Advantage: Memphis
Going into the season, Martell Webster was expected to start at the 3 but the superior performance of Ariza pushed him to bench. Webster is still playing well, however, and he represents a solid Wizards second unit. Andre Miller is a huge upgrade over Eric Maynor as the backup point guard, and he brings tons of experience and leader and experience. Meanwhile, the Grizz will attempt to get playing time for Udrih and Calathes, which should be interesting to watch. As for the big men, the Grizz have a lot of options. With Koufos, Davis, Johnson, and Leuer, the Grizzlies are almost two deep in terms of forwards and bigs, a problem they might solve as the trade deadline nears. All of these guys deserve minutes, and not everyone is going to get them. As the late Jeff Healey would say, it a nice problem to have.
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In total, 240 women with breast cancer took part in the University of Miami study. They enrolled in the study between four and 10 weeks after undergoing surgery.
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Manga Cross-Stitch: Make Your Own Graphic Art Needlework by Helen McCarthy. Andrews McMeel Publishing; Har/Cdr edition (August 1, 2009).
'Stitchers often get stereotyped as middle-aged ladies in cardigans, anime and manga fans as geeky teenage misfits. Both stereotypes are equally inaccurate – because both groups are just people who love beautiful things and want to create and enjoy beauty in their own way.' Helen McCarthy
With a compelling voice, Helen McCarthy, reaches out to those with a curiosity for everything Manga and needlework. McCarthy is a well known writer and speaker on Japanese animation and comics and with her other love of historic and fantasy costume and embroidery designs – it wasn't long before these two loves would meet in the middle.
She has done a fine job with this authentic manga design book – with short engaging passages that contextualize the manga aesthetic, along with instructions on how to use the included CD/DVD – where you can find all the customisable and printable charts – McCarthy also has included instructions on how to make your own cross-stitch charts based on your favourite character – using the included software found on the DVD.
(Needless to say this book is just as thorough in learning how to cross-stitch as how to design – with the basics covered – thread, materials, charts, there are also good close up photos of how to stitch.) But really this books main feature is its dedication to helping you design your own cross-stitch patterns – and the manga – its all about the manga really – who and what are these kawaii characters / cyber beings / heroes + villains / samurai + ronin / monsters … and more fantastic run down on these character types – how to add in text + special effects, change the texture and tone, and how to change the facial features to give different expressions – this is better than many 'how to draw manga' books that are so popular with kids these days.
The readership will not be confined to needle-workers or manga fans but to anyone who wishes to be creatively guided and engaged.


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Pok Pok, the Portland, Oregon restaurant chef Andy Ricker recently opened in Brooklyn's Columbia Street Waterfront District to great fanfare (after first teasing us with Lower East Side takeout joint Pok Pok Wing), doesn't serve dinner until 6 p.m. But the crowds start lining up for the chef's Northeastern Thai specialties--think Burmese curry powder and pickled garlic accented sweet pork belly and pork shoulder curry--long before. Here, Ricker, who first fell in love with Thailand as a backpacker in the mid-'80s, dishes on New York versus Portland, the Columbia Street Waterfront District and of course, Portlandia.
Sounds like it's been pretty hectic since you opened Pok Pok. Are people still clamoring for a table in the rain?
We start serving at 6 p.m., which I guess is late around here. When we open the doors, there are people waiting. We only have 60 seats, so we really get to fill the restaurant.
Are you shocked it's this much of a mob scene?
This is what we've been doing for six years. It's not a surprise; it's what I expected. We're in a neighborhood that's under-served and this isn't another Mexican or Italian place. Variety is the spice of life, right?
What's the scene like?
This is a brand new crowd, probably [what will be] different [than in] the long run. I knew the menu would be a little bit easier to embrace here than it was in Portland. People love to eat there but it took us a while. Some are curiosity seekers here in New York who aren't here because of the food but the buzz. We'll see what happens. So far I'm pretty happy.
You have a number of hard-to-pronounce dishes, like Sai Ua Samun Phrai (spicy Chiang Mai sausage), on the menu. Do you educate your staff on how to say them correctly?
It's more about them knowing how to identify what people try to say them. They're also trained to say the name of the dish back in English so words don't get butchered.
Why did you want to cook in New York?
Portland is a small market. There's only so much growth you can have there before you start cannibalizing yourself. I like New York. I lived here before. I am from the East Coast and wanted an excuse to be here. New York is the culinary center of the universe. If you can do well here it gives you a voice and it's good for business.
What drew you to Columbia Street?
We're near the water and not in Manhattan. There's a vibe. We're two very short blocks across the BQE. One minute you're here, the next in Cobble Hill with brownstones. It seems like a weird remote location but I see it as untapped.
Pok Pok is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. Do you manage to get in any fun on your days off?
It's a brand new restaurant. The only reason we are open five days is because we don't have the staff. We are busting our asses to be open five. I haven't had a day off since I went to Thailand two months ago.
I know the restaurant has currently taken over your life, but where do you like eating when you have the chance?
Danji. And Tertulia is my favorite anywhere. Roberta's is great but I haven't been in six months; Frankies 457 and Prime Meats but I haven't been in three or four months; and Diner and Marlow & Sons. I love that shit over there. I like going out to Queens, too.
What are the biggest differences of working here versus Portland?
There's room to do your thing in Portland. It's possible because you're not facing rents that are astronomical. A lot of restaurants would be up shit's creek if they had to survive here. It's a game here; much more difficult. Not that it's easy anywhere, but here you've got to work really hard.
Do you watch Portlandia?
I find it amusing. It doesn't offend me. A lot of what it talks about is true. It captures the ennui there. In Portland you can pay $200 for rent, work as a barista and smoke pot and go to rock shows every night. You can't do that here--unless you're a trust funder.
Photo of Andy Ricker from PatrickMcMullan.com; photo of Pok Pok from nycgo.com.


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An ancient weapon has completely destroyed the city of Windwir. From many miles away, Rudolfo, Lord of the Nine Forest Houses, sees the horrifying column of smoke rising. He knows that war is coming to the Named Lands.
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Introduction to scanning tunneling microscopy
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Front yard. A strawberry tree. In its shade, chairs and sofas. Chicken run around, between the seated people. The garden is surrounded by a few shacks – a patch work of tin sheets and pieces that were probably randomly lying around before accepting their new role as the walls of someone's house. Cloth lines that run across the length and breadth of the yard and the kids run between them, bumping into the women who sweep away the dust that piled over night, the cigarette buds.
These daily chores are mechanically done, like they are every morning but it's the silent body language that spells out the tension. Every sound coming from outside catches their attention and sends visible shivers down everybody's spine. The bodies are clenched and stiff. So are the short conversations. Once the chores are done, each one to its own, at its own front door.
The family has been living on this piece of land for decades. When they arrived it was a farming land that belonged to Ramleh of before 1948. They paid rent to Amidar – The Israeli state-owned housing company. But the modern Ramleh, part of the ever-growing real estate monster, surrounded the shacks until one sunny day someone in Amidar figured out that a shiny sky scraper, like the many that had sprouted around, might amount to a bigger lump than the one scrimped and scraped by the shacks residences.
And the evacuation notice came though the mail.
The feeling here is the feeling of before calamity or natural disaster. A colossal force, faceless and unreachable is about to set its claws. Even if its representations on earth come in the form of police officers and Amidar's engineers and inspectors, the force itself is invisible. Someone hit the button and unleashed the machine. The possibility of stopping the machine from here, within the shacks, seems like a bit of science fiction.
At times it seems as though all hope is gone. For the past two days, the bags have been standing here packed while the rest of the belongings have surrendered into cardboard boxes. And now, a mere hour away from count zero all that's left to do is wait. And alone, in the middle of the now empty living room that's exactly what the mother does. Quietly.
Now the activists arrive, from Jerusalem, Tel-Aviv, Ramleh and Lud – Arabs and Jews. Some know each other from other struggles, others meet for the first time. Rachel, among all, stands out from the crowd. An Amidar resident from a near by city, Rachel has been a victim of two evacuation attempts. Her expression spells out 'I know what it's like' and while the rest of the activists stand around sombrely and awkwardly, she marches straight into the house and, without saying a word, sits down by the mother. The message is simple: you're not alone. You are surrounded by friends and, together, we can try.
Police detectives start to show up wearing civilians' clothes. They creep up from the alleyways, walk around the house, but their guns are noticeable. The kids spot them first. Now the police head of the Regional Arabs Division arrives and walks into the yard. This uninvited guest always shows up where people gather. He always walks to the men, only the men and always to the elder one. A hand on their shoulder, takes them aside for a short, quiet conversation. At times with a hint of a threat, at others, more than just a hint, sometimes he makes a promise, other times he keeps his promise but always, always, plants fear, doubt and feeling of helplessness in people's hearts.
A group of kids gather around him. Now the cameras join. That's too much for him and he retracts for a secret consultation with his pack of officers. An Amidar's contractor arrives, a chubby Russian fellow. For him, it's just another day at work and his job is simple – he is there to board up the windows after the evacuation. In Russia, he was an engineer. These days, the only calculation he gets to do is how many bricks it takes to block a window. Only the bustle around him unnerves him. He is used to come once it's all over and here, there are people, inside the house, behind the windows. It's not his time yet. He leaves.
Meanwhile, more activists gather in the small yard. Each of them has their own story, own battle. The people of Dahamash have been fighting for their unrecognised village for years, the youngsters of Hutawa – the daring youth group of Lud & Ramleh that has been leading a young revolution in the region in the past year, neighbourhoods' activists, the Abu-Eid family who's seven houses have been demolished nearly six month ago and that have been demonstrating weekly ever since, anti evacuation activists from the southern cities of Be'er sheva and Kiryat Gat, and the brave Sha'aban family that has only recently been released from a lengthy house arrest following a false complaint by the police and more and more people.
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The police have withdrawn and are now stood behind the fence. They look through, count the people and then suddenly turn around and leave.
It's 4pm and for the first time in that long day hope is back. To begin with, it's a cautious hope, then relief and then the happiness. The yard is filled with people hugging, crying with joy.
The evening of evacuation
A long table is set all across the yard, dozens of chairs huddled around it. The family members are lining up plates and pots full of food and everybody sits down to eat together. Night is setting over the yard but it's not the change of light that makes it so different than in the morning. It's the atmosphere. Instead of tensed silences, the conversation around the table is now vivid and cheerful. The weight of fear, loss and despair had lifted.
And suddenly it's clear that something special happened here today. The picture is becoming clearer. Ten months ago we were worried about a demonstration of more than ten people but along the way we met more and more brave people that walked head on against that machine. All the despair and helplessness dissolve as we gather together.
But more over, the true solidarity between people: Arabs and Jews, activists and evacuees alike. This is what made the day so powerful. This is what gave the family the courage to do the unthinkable – to fight back. It was satisfying and so is the feeling that the here in "Solidarity Movement" we may have something to do with the growing bond between Lud and Ramleh.
The political reality had changed dramatically in Lud and Ramleh in the last year only – as it did it East Jerusalem. If we carry on doing, carry on insisting, fighting and building what we've worked so hard to build in the last year and a half, we can make a difference – not just in Jerusalem, Lud or Ramleh but throughout the country.
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The Knicks defeated the short-handed Golden State Warriors in an absolute barn-burner to spoil Stephen Curry's eruption for an NBA season-high, 54 points. What looked like it was going to be breezy win for the Knicks in the early going turned into an edge-of-your-seat, big-play-after-big-play trade-off between two teams who desperately wanted to come away with a win. Curry nearly gave the Warriors the game, throwing them on his shoulders as he repeatedly launched from downtown, lighting the Garden ablaze with a multitude of long shots, contested and open. In the game's final minutes, J.R. Smith and Carmelo Anthony each scored big baskets for the Knicks, and Raymond Felton, Tyson Chandler, and Iman Shumpert contributed big plays on the defensive end to give the Knicks the edge.
First Quarter
The first quarter was hardly indicative of what was to come later in the game. Both teams struggled out of the gate, the Warriors missing two-thirds of their frontcourt with Andrew Bogut out with a cranky back, and David Lee suspended because of his scuffle with the Indiana Pacers Tuesday night.
The Knicks, meanwhile, defended more ably than we'd seen in opening quarters in quite awhile. Their offense, however, took awhile to get going as Anthony continued his mini-slump from outside, while Jason Kidd and Iman Shumpert both laid bricks. The positive for the Knicks was Tyson Chandler's youthful energy as he ravished the boards, collecting 10 rebounds in a matter of six minutes. He also skied to finish alley-oops and clean up misses from his out-of-tune teammates.
The Knicks' defensive energy stemmed largely from Chandler's dominance on the boards and Shumpert's sudden aggressiveness in his on-ball defense. Shumpert bounced back and forth guarding Harrison Barnes, Klay Thompson, and Steph Curry, and was able to pester each of them, nabbing three steals in the opening period, showing signs of his exciting rookie year D. Chandler, too, bothered the Warriors into a couple turnovers, after which the Knicks generally looked to push the pace. One particularly splendid Shumpert steal from Curry led to a fastbreak dunk for Smith.
The Warriors struggles forced Mark Jackson to go very small, putting the 6'8″ Carl Landry at center, with Barnes at power forward, Thompson at the three, and Curry and Jarrett Jack in the backcourt. This small lineup prompted Anthony to go down on the right block where he continually abused whomever tried to guard him. Even when he missed, Chandler was able to finish over the much smaller Warriors. Anthony and the Knicks finally got some rhythm on offense and finished the quarter up 27-18.
Second Quarter
One quarter of solid defense appeared to be enough for the Knicks, however. Part of this was because Steph Curry decided one quarter of offensive ineptitude was enough for his team, too. After a first quarter of crisp rotations and harassing on-ball defense, the Knicks suddenly got sloppy. They switched like mad (as usual), dipped under screens, sent oddly timed doubles, and missed rotations. Often times, the Warriors simply swung the ball, where late-arriving Knicks were left in the dust as the Warriors launched from downtown or blew past the close-outs to create in the lane. On offense, the Knicks began to rely too heavily on jumpers and couldn't navigate the pick-and-roll with either the foul-bedeviled Amar'e Stoudemire or with Chandler.
And then there was Stephen Curry. Shumpert drew the assignment and did a commendable job on Curry, but there wasn't any stopping him tonight. Curry danced and pranced with the ball, sneaked into the lane for floaters and layups, and canned a whole bag full of three-pointer off the catch and off the dribble. The Warriors went on a 16-5 run (13 of which came from Curry), and suddenly, there was a ball game to be played, as the Knicks' lead had all but disintegrated.
The Knicks bench gave them little help, and it was the starters that had to stop the bleeding. Shumpert provided the Knicks with more good play, at one point diving on the ground to get a steal, and on the ensuing possession, feeding Chandler with a drop-off pass for an and-one layup. Later he leaked out for a fastbreak, Eurostep'd Curry, and dropped in a layup.
Felton and Anthony also provided a few big baskets, mostly from deep, to keep the steaming Warriors from gaining any real momentum. A stepback jumper in the lane from Jarrett Jack cut the Knicks lead to three at the end of the half. The Knicks led 58-55, but gave up 23 points to Curry in the quarter, and 37 to the Warriors as a team.
Third Quarter
Stephen Curry opened up the second half in the same exact rhythm. Within three minutes, Curry had racked up 8 points and 1 assist to kick things off. However, Carmelo Anthony's rhythmic jumper and Tyson Chandler's size advantage down low kept the Knicks in the game, despite Golden State rallying off 12 quick points in those opening three minutes.
After the initial explosion, the Knicks were able to contain Curry a little bit, and later in the quarter, they found a nice groove with Anthony acting as they playmaker. Anthony fed Stoudemire in the post for a nice little jump-hook, hit Smith for a three-pointer, and then later in a 4-5 pick-and-roll with Chandler, hit a cutting STAT with a pretty feed for an open dunk. However, even when the Knicks began to get their footing again, the Warriors responded with some playmaking from Jarrett Jack, scoring his own points and setting up his depleted, but still-fighting frontcourt.
In the final minute, J.R. Smith canned a big three-pointer off an offensive rebound to put the Knicks up six. Of course, seconds later, Steph Curry re-awoke and knocked down a three of his own to bring the Warriors back within three. Going into the fourth quarter, the Knicks led 84-81.
Fourth Quarter
The fourth quarter began the pivotal, gun-slinging battle of the game. Curry continued to scorch the Knicks, knocking down yet another three-pointer, his eighth of the game at that point. He also hit Landry in the pick-and-roll for a layup, and shook his way to the basket for a layup of his own.
The Knicks responded, though, with their same brand of offense. Stoudemire posted up for an easy, close basket; J.R. Smith hit a three-pointer of his own; and Carmelo Anthony and Chandler ran another 4-5 pick-and-roll, leading to another dunk for Stoudemire off of another great find from Anthony.
Curry just couldn't be denied, though. With the Warriors down two with over five minutes remaining, he pulled down a rebound off of an Anthony miss, sprinted down the court, pulled up from three, and sank it. 49 points. Smith would respond with a three-pointer of his own on the next possession, but yet again, Curry answered back, this time burning Felton with a behind-the-back dribble, and launching a three over Chandler's extended hand. 52 points. Anthony brought the Knicks back with a game-tying three-pointer off of an offensive board by Chandler.
However, it was the Knicks that came through in the clutch. On previous possessions, Felton failed to capitalize on open threes after Carmelo Anthony unselfishly passed out of a double team. However, on defense, Felton came up big by sticking with a clearly exhausted Curry, and blocking his shot to regain possession.
On the next time down the court, with the game tied, Anthony kicked it out to Felton, who swung the ball to Shumpert, who swung it to Smith in the corner. Smith evaded a late rotation, got to the elbow, threw a head fake, pulled up and hit the jumper to put the Knicks up two. On the ensuing possession, after Chandler and Shumpert trapped Jack into traveling, Anthony went iso, backed down his defender, and hit a turn-around jumper to put the Knicks up four.
Seconds after, the Knicks stole the inbounds pass and worked the clock down to 34 seconds before Felton was fouled and put at the line. He, of course, missed both free throws, but got his own offensive rebound. The Knicks ran the ball around the court, evading the Warriors, and even got Anthony a nearly open layup attempt. He missed it.
With the Knicks out of the clear yet, the Warriors hustled down the court for some desperation threes. Klay Thompson, however, missed two contested looks in a row, and the Warriors failed to get the ball to Curry. The Knicks collected the rebound, ran out the clock, and took the win. It was all very exciting and chaotic.
- It's tough to say enough good things about Anthony's game tonight. Though he shot a less-than-desirable 10-26 from the field for 35 points, his looks were all pretty clean, he got to the free throw line for 15 attempts, and passed the ball as well as we've seen this season. 8 assists for Mr. 'Melo, who was robbed of several others by missed shots from teammates. Five critical points in the final two minutes, too.
- J.R. Smith was also equally delightful. Smith played a more efficient game, netting 26 points on 19 shots, and 6-11 shooting from behind the arc. He also came down with five rebounds, and played some noteworthy defense when asked to defend the unstoppable Curry. He had the go-ahead basket, too, so have yourself a slice of cake or something tonight, J.R.
- Also, tip of the hat to Steph Curry. In my fourteen years as a Knick fan, I've seen some classics (usually woeful, though, as the Knicks never seem to win these), but I enjoyed Curry's explosion tonight. When a player draws moans and excited, fearful cheers from the Garden crowd as soon as he touches the ball, he's done something well. He finished with 54 points on 18-28 shooting, 11-13 from downtown, 6 rebounds, 7 assists, and 4 steals. He also played the full 48 minutes and looked completely spend by the end of them. It was an OK night.
- Overshadowed by Curry's magnificence and Smith and Anthony's big shots was Tyson Chandler's masterful performance. 42 minutes, 16 points, and a career-high 28 rebounds. Have yourself as many pieces of cake was you want, Tyson – you earned it.
- A big factor tonight: 18 turnovers for the Warriors, 10 for the Knicks.
- Iman Shumpert played his best game of the month, as far as I'm concerned. He hardly played in the second half despite Curry's slaughtering of the Knicks' backcourt, but this was the first game I'd seen where Shump consistently looked like the player of last season. He got some tough bounces on shot attempts, but otherwise played great, pestering defense on ball-handlers, and finished with four steals and that critical forced turnover on Jack.
That about covers it. Among the game this season, this has to rank as one of the most entertaining. And for once, the Knicks came out on top against a masterful performance from an opponent. No game tomorrow for the Knicks, but a game Friday against the Wizards, and Sunday against Miami. So rest up, Knicks, because you don't get to survive many games like this.


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For centuries, it was the cook and the heat of the fire that cajoled taste, texture, flavor and aroma from the pot. Today, that culinary voodoo is being crafted by white-coated scientists toiling in pristine labs, rearranging atoms into chemical particles never before seen.
At last year's Institute of Food Technologists international conference, nanotechnology was the topic that generated the most buzz among the 14,000 food-scientists, chefs and manufacturers crammed into an Anaheim, Calif., hall. Though it's a word that has probably never been printed on any menu, and probably never will, there was so much interest in the potential uses of nanotechnology for food that a separate daylong session focused just on that subject was packed to overflowing.
In one corner of the convention center, a chemist, a flavorist and two food-marketing specialists clustered around a large chart of the Periodic Table of Elements (think back to high school science class). The food chemist, from China, ran her hands over the chart, pausing at different chemicals just long enough to say how a nano-ized version of each would improve existing flavors or create new ones.
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