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Friday, September 26, 2003
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- It's been awhile since the longest-running rivalry west of the Mississippi brought together teams that are 7-1 between them.
It's been still longer since Kansas (3-1) and Missouri (4-0) brought the two best quarterbacks in the conference into an annual clash that started in 1891.
Kansas State fans may raise an objection and point to their man, Ell Roberson. But Missouri sophomore Brad Smith and Kansas senior Bill Whittemore are certainly the two finest quarterbacks in the Big 12 North, if not the conference.
Both can pass and run with extraordinary alacrity. Each is an inspirational leader with a knack for taking punishment and making clutch plays.
It ought to be quite a show when No. 23 Missouri takes on the greatly improved Jayhawks at 11:40 a.m. Saturday in a packed Memorial Stadium.
Just ask Middle Tennessee State, which watched Smith amass 131 yards of total offense in the fourth quarter alone in Missouri's come-from-behind 41-40 overtime victory last week.
"He's an athlete. I can't lie," said defensive lineman Demetrios Walker. "We tried our best to keep him contained. We knew they were going to give the ball to him."
On the touchdown drive that tied the game and put it in overtime, Smith accounted for 74 of Missouri's 73 yards because running back Zack Abron lost 1 yard on a rush.
"When you've got a quarterback that can do what that guy can do, it's amazing," Middle Tennessee State coach Andy McCollum said. "When they need him, he's the man."
When it was over and Missouri's unbeaten record had survived, Smith had rushed for 136 yards and a touchdown and passed for 192 yards and three scores.
He will be a handful for a Kansas defense that has struggled against the run and has injury problems on the defensive line.
But Missouri would be smart to key on Whittemore's knack for making big plays -- such as the 49- and 65-yard touchdown pass plays he connected on last week.
"I think there's a lot of similarities in the quarterbacks," Kansas coach Mark Mangino said.
"I think they're both big-play guys. They both have great leadership qualities. Their quarterback will make plays, and our quarterback will make plays. It will be the rest of the supporting cast on the team that will make the difference."
Whittemore gave Mangino's budding rebuilding project an instant boost when he transferred from a junior college a year ago and threw 11 TD passes in nine games.
This year so far he has passed for 1,098 yards and 10 touchdowns and rushed 37 times for 203 yards and three TDs. Two weeks ago at Wyoming he threw four touchdown passes. Last week against Jacksonville State he threw for two TDs and ran for two while piling up 389 yards of total offense.
"We have a great quarterback," said Mark Simmons, who hooked up with Whittemore on a 65-yard touchdown pass play. "I can't wait to see what he does next."
When someone asked Missouri coach Gary Pinkel how he planned to "shut Whittemore down," sarcasm dripped in his voice.
"Shut him down? You don't coach, do you?" Pinkel said. "Nobody is going to shut this guy down."
Like Whittemore, Smith has the ability to change the momentum with his arm or his feet.
"As an offensive lineman, it's simple," said Missouri senior Brad Droege. "If I can get this block and get Brad past the line of scrimmage, who knows? It's 50-50 that he is going to wind up in the end zone."
Coming out of high school, neither quarterback was highly sought by the major programs.
"I don't think that would be the case now if they were both coming out this year," Mangino said.
The Tigers were 10-point road favorites over the Jayhawks, who were hoping for their first sellout at 50,000-seat Memorial Stadium for a non-Nebraska game since 1975.


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ABC (ended 2007)
Mine would be from the episode when George moves out of his home to Ernie's and the next day at work Benny says to George:
Benny: So, how is it spooning with Ernie?
George: It was on accident!
George: Well mom, at least I can get a man in my bed...
Benny: [Looks angry]
George: And when he goes to the bathroom in the middle of the night, he comes back!
*Don't know it word for word.
I have several
George is playing golf and the balls have letters on them
George: C is for Carmen, J is for Jason, and B is for Benny.
Angie: What is A for?
George: A is for Anybody.
Vic talks to George
Vic: So I see my daughter (Angie's sister) walked right by you. Was that a quickie?
George's half brother to Benny
George (half brother): Now I can see why my dad called our dog Benny.
Benny(after seeing Carmen Hopez spray painted on the house) Thank god her last name wasn't Tucker!
That was hilarious. They like to lick each other? Wow. He licked the sandwich earlier too. I wonder if that is how they eat sometimes.

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New Republic, Dec. 20
A cover story argues that it pays to play dumb in politics. While Al Gore "has the appearance of a man who prepared for a spelling bee and found himself in a swimsuit competition," George W. Bush's apparent "boredom with the details of governance" is a political asset. Voters are seeking "a president who will make us proud--and do little else." … A cover story traces the similarities between George W. Bush and John F. Kennedy. Both were privileged, preppy "reluctant dauphins" to political dynasties, who caroused and earned C's at college. Both relied on daddy's allies, outspent their opponents, and sought to avenge their fathers' political defeats. … An article celebrates the Battle in Seattle: Protests against such minor matters as genetically modified food demonstrate that the world has conquered more critical problems. (Slate's " Frame Game" explains how the World Trade Organization became a boogeyman.)
Economist, Dec. 4
The cover editorial applauds the establishment of a power-sharing parliament in Northern Ireland as providing "a realistic hope for durable peace." The new North-South council will appease Nationalists, and the British-Irish council will reassure Unionists. Dispersed government, European Union membership, affluence, and secularization could defuse ancient animosities. (For more on Northern Ireland, see "International Papers.") … A piece explains how the "open content movement" will transform the way we work. Open-source projects--such as the operating system Linux--rely on online collaboration to improve. An "Open Law" experiment asks Web surfers to contribute arguments to a high-tech legal brief. … An article recommends the LifeShirt--a turtleneck with six built-in medical sensors. LifeShirts measure vital signs and relay the information to palm-sized computers, which download the data for online diagnosis.
New York Times Magazine, Dec. 5
The last of the magazine's special millennium issues chronicles the making of a Times time capsule. It will preserve until the year 3000 special acid-free New York Times Magazine issues and other soon-to-be-determined stuff. A piece describes the contending capsule designs. One entrant proposed encoding the magazine's contents in cockroach DNA. Another suggested sheathing the contents in a metal earring for the Statue of Liberty. The winner is a steel origamilike capsule. … Several articles try to explain our time to readers of the future. A field guide to deceased species informs 31st-century readers that global warming killed the Galápagos Penguin and truffles were "gourmandized to extinction." … An "Encyclopedia of Lost Practices" explains that smoking was "the most popular form of recreational suicide ever devised" and "reproductive sex" was "the union of male and female genitalia resulting (with often stunning rapidity) in the ejaculation of semen."
Time, Dec. 6
A week after decrying millennium hype, Time celebrates Jesus as the unofficial man of the past two millenniums. In the weirdest bit, a novelist recreates the Gospels' most dramatic moments and recounts his own meeting with the son of God: He was suddenly transported to Galilee, where Jesus cured his cancer and forgave his sins. … An article examines the glamorization of mathematics. Good Will Hunting and best-selling biographies of celebrated mathematicians have made math sexy. This season there are two books about zero, and Fendi is peddling a fragrance called Theorema.
Newsweek, Dec. 6
The Mars cover package says that if the probes landing this week find frozen surface water, it could indicate that liquid water remains in the planet's warmer interior and that life could exist there. A sidebar notes that controversy remains over the Mars meteorite that crashed into Antarctica about 11,000 years ago: While scientists have demolished most of the evidence that the meteorite contained living creatures, they cannot explain why the meteorite contains a molecule that on Earth is only produced by biological processes. … An excerpt of a new Al Gore biography points out that by enlisting in the military, Gore all but ensured he would avoid Vietnam combat, but it rejects the claim that Gore received special treatment or protection. … A piece describes the horrific trade in Mexican boxers. Poor Mexican street fighters are brought to the United States by unscrupulous promoters to serve as patsies for American boxers. Several have been severely injured in mismatched bouts.


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Scientists are engineering and constructing the next greatest telescope, one that will allow them to see, in the visual spectrum, further back in time than any other existing optical telescope. Although this telescope will be located on Earth, it will be 10 times more powerful than the Hubble.
Once complete, the Giant Magellan Telescope will see the universe as it looked just 100,000 years after the Big Bang, virtually to the beginning of time itself.
By Marshall Connolly, Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
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Keywords: Giant Magellan Telescope, Hubble, Atacama, Chile, power, array, universe, questions
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The first of seven massive mirrors is complete, and the rest will be finished by 2022. Each mirror is 27 feet across and takes a year to polish.
This engineering marvel requires laser precision and the slightest mistake will render a component utterly unusable. With a price tag of $700 million, the Giant Magellan Telescope will be the greatest toy in astronomy's tool chest when it becomes fully operational in 2022. The telescope will be situated in Chile's high Atacama Desert.
The project is important because with the telescope's magnifying power, scientists expect to be able to see back in time to when the first stars formed after the Big Bang. Thjis is near the beginning of time itself, since time only began with the creation of the universe.
They secret behind its power is twofold. Its precision optics will allow it to observe incredible details from very far away. The GMT will have 10 times the power of the Hubble Space Telescope. The second factor is its enormous size. Its seven 20 ton mirrors will gather more light because they are wide. A telescope is like a bucket for light, and the wider the bucket, the more light it can gather.
Wide scopes that gather more light can see fainter details. Faint objects become bright and what is invisible in smaller scopes becomes visible in the large.
Astronomers want to see this light because it acts like a time machine, allowing them to literally see what happened in the past. That is because light travels at a finite speed, so when we look at things, we see them not as they are at this moment, but as they were.
For example, when your friend waves at you, it takes the tiniest fraction of a second for the light to reach your eyes. However, if you could take ultra-precise measurements, you would notice that you are seeing your friend wave a fraction of a second after actually waving at you. But that difference is much too tiny to notice here.
More obviously, light from the Sun takes eight minutes to reach Earth. When we see the sun, we see it as it appeared eight minutes ago. When the sun rises and sets, the star has already passed above or below our horizon, but we see the light with an eight-minute delay. If we could see in real time, without any delay, sunrise and sunset would both occur eight minutes earlier!
It is the same with everything in the universe. When we look at distant stars and galaxies, we see them as they were years ago, not as they are now.
Looking back with more powerful telescopes then, we can see further back in time. Astronomers believe the universe was created some 13.72 billion years ago. The oldest object they have images of is believed to be a galaxy from 13.3 billion years ago, just 420 million years after the Big Bang.
With the GMT, astronomers expect to see the first stars ever created.
Beyond that, astronomers won't be able to see much more. Before the stars formed, or more precisely before the universe was 100,000 years old, there was no light in the universe. Other telescopes, such as those that detect other forms of radiation besides light, might be able to see farther back still, but the precise moment of creation will remain elusive.
Still, the telescope will answer some interesting questions. For example, when did the first stars form? When did the first black holes form? How did the earliest galaxies develop?
Scientists have theories for each of these questions, the telescope will either confirm of challenge them as it collects evidence.
Other questions abound. Was the universe actually created out of the Big Bang? Nearly all astronomers think so, but there is always the possibility of new evidence challenging accepted notions. This is why in science even virtual facts are still called theories.
Another great question is why the universe is lumpy, rather than having an even distribution of matter. It is a challenge to reason that matter was not spread evenly by the Big Bang, but instead is clumped in areas, forming galaxies, stars, and such.
Scientists also have their answers for this already, but the GMT may help to tell them if they are on the right track or wrong.
It will be some years before astronomers finish their project, but they are already playing with optics on the telescope's predecessor, the Magellan Telescope. That scope has been upgraded to produce images with twice the sharpness of the Hubble. It's not as powerful as the GMT will be, but it's enough to tide astronomers over until the big show starts in 2022.
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We love our house and location and you will too! Your room is very spacious, clean, bright and warm. A comfy queen bed, a huge walk-in closet and a very nice connected bathroom just for you. Our reviews show how much everyone loves it here!
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Beautifully remodeled craftsman home in the chic "Galveston Neighborhood" of Bend. This home is fashionably designed with custom artwork, eclectic touches from all over the world and a totally comfortable but unfussy style. The numerous outdoor sitting areas are perfect for morning coffee, afternoon cocktails or evening fireside chats. Guest bedroom is equipped with queen bed, ceiling fan and fluffy down comforter. It has a private entrance to the guest bathroom. This listing is for 1 bedroom, but we do have another guest bedroom available too. You may rent both bedrooms for up to 4 guests (click on the two bedroom listing here: http://www.airbnb.com/rooms/overview/598036). We have our own separate bedroom and bath, so we will not be using the guest bathroom. It's just for you. The common areas in the house are shared by everyone. Feel free to use the kitchen. (We do rent the whole house when we are out of town.... so check it out. It's awesome!!)
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We are an active & busy couple with work and play. We love to give suggestions for food and activities to our guests but offer them the privacy and freedom to enjoy their stay in Bend however suits them best. We are usually staying at the house (we have a private bedroom and bathroom upstairs) but are in and out most of the day. Sometimes we will be out of town as well and you will have the house to yourself.
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AbstractWe propose developing a compact, optical fiber-based Raman scattering instrument for rapid, in-situ health monitoring and analysis of solid rocket motors and propellants relied on for the Ground-based Midcourse Defense (GMD) program. The instrument willincorporate diode laser-based, full-spectrum Raman scattering for continuous in-situ remote monitoring of the composite and propellant chemistry. Narrow well defined Raman peaks and lack of sample preparation requirement make Raman scattering well suitedfor in-situ analysis of composites and solid rocket propellants. Raman spectroscopic analysis can be made via small (200 mm core), inert, silica/silica clad optical fibers. One fiber is used for sample excitation via laser diode, and another fibercollects the Raman scattered light and carries the signal to a remote, portable spectrograph. A semiconductor laser diode offers long life, can be very compact, and can operate at near-IR wavelengths where sample fluorescence is minimized while takingadvantage of the very sensitive and full-spectrum capabilities of silicon CCD array Raman spectrum detection. Many optical fibers could be multiplexed to allow depth profiling of selected solid propellant regions such as bond line and areas adjacent tocasing liner. Similar optical fibers could be cast into witness panels of propellant mixtures without damaging the surrounding propellant, liners, insulator, or case structure. The Raman spectra will be used to monitor curing, migration of plasticisersand other contaminants, and other aging effects that could alter propellant chemistry. If this techniques proves valuable, we will address positioning similar optical sensor fibers directly into a rocket motor while the propellant is being cast. Thiswould allow monitoring of propellant chemistry ensuring proper curing conditions and reduce excess cure time and rework. Phase I results demonstrated the ability of Raman scattering to quickly identify the basic components used in polymer composites andsolid rocket propellants. Phase II will demonstrate the ability of casting optical fibers into typical rocket motor propellant systems and using remote Raman scattering analysis to monitor real-time propellant chemistry and basic health characteristics.
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April 2016
Brand of brothers
After learning the scrap business from their father and then working at one of the nation's largest scrap companies, Jeff and Rick Gertler founded Scrap Metal Services, which, in only 11 years, has become one of the fastest-growing, privately held diversified ferrous and nonferrous scrap companies in the U.S.
An overview of some recent events, trends and news items that are affecting scrap markets in various domestic regions.
As if times aren't challenging enough for independent scrapyards, one long-standing California firm found itself contending with a threat to its very existence-all due to highway construction.
Although prices rose in January and March this year it is not yet apparent whether mill demand is on the rebound in 2016.
Turkish scrap imports fall, Mexico's busheling glut increases, India is on the rise, Taiwan's scrap import prices increase.
AMM will launch Mexican consumer ferrous scrap prices starting this summer to meet buyer and seller demand for a more transparent market.
In continuing their annual downward trend last year, U.S. ferrous scrap exports reached at least seven-year lows as shipments abroad fell below 13 million tonnes—down in excess of 11.3 million tonnes from the highs seen in 2011.
Lead, aluminum, copper all see challenges ahead as uncertainty continues to cloud markets during first quarter of 2016.
ISRI releases updates to select nonferrous grade specifications in its 2016 Scrap Specifications Circular
Gerdau SA expects to process 40 million pounds of nonferrous scrap per year at its mill in Whitby, Ontario, after upgrading the facility's scrap-separation system.
A combination of factors led to a drop in nonferrous scrap exports from the U.S. last year, led by slowing Asian markets.
TimkenSteel Corp. has informed its raw material suppliers that it is increasing its payment terms by more than two weeks.
Stable tags are key to recycling profitability for Nucor, which also says a drop in scrap volumes is unlikely to have a major impact on the performance of wholly owned scrap metal processing and brokerage subsidiary, Cincinnati-based DJJ Co.
Scrap prices might be entering correction territory based on a key indicator, an industry executive said.
About one year ago the bottom fell out of the scrap market, but for now prices haven't seen a major decline since the fall.
Although the first quarter of 2016 has not seen the severe price drops of just a year ago, and just because January and March prices were up and February was essentially sideways, it does not mean the worst is over for the industry as the annual convention of the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries approaches.
There are plenty of reasons for shredder operators to consider upgrading their equipment to take advantage of the latest technologies, and keeping business profitable is the top one.
In a down market, handheld device makers emphasize service and efficiency as scrap sorters are adopting both laser and X-ray detectors to help deal with sorting issues in the yard.
The ISRI2016 General Session speaker lineup focuses on the role of global economic factors in the recycling industry as opening and closing sessions are set to examine leading economic indicators and growth predictors.
Steinert US, a leader in separation technology solutions for the scrap, waste, recycling and mining industries, has expressed confidence that the current market is just another bump in the road for a very cyclical industry, as the company continues to develop new, more-efficient sorting technologies.
SDI sees strong supply, stable pricing ahead, while Sims is set to shutter an additional 25 yards during the rest of the year.
Recyclers can survive the market downturn with a combination of proactive management, keeping a close eye on the business and closing unprofitable operations, according to an officer at Cimco Resources Inc.
More consolidation is in store for scrap sector, a leading expert says, as publicly traded companies fight for survival.
Norfolk Southern to slash rail lines, jobs as it continues to fend off takeover attempts from the Canadian Pacific Railway.
Brazil's pig iron volumes rose on 2015, although deliveries to the United States declined.
Mining companies are facing challenges on a number of fronts as they struggle to retain revenues and business in 2016.
Although fundamentals supporting the aviation industry still look positive for the future, at least one analyst believes that Boeing and Airbus' production rates could exceed the demand for new commercial jetliners within a just few years.
The automotive sector also remains a bright spot for U.S. Manufacturing.
Just more than two month into the year, oil and gas exploration companies-regular consumers of steel pipe products-have watched as their market has gone from bad to worse.
Construction, manufacturing sectors are showing warning signs, and projections indicate that manufacturing construction could 'take a really big dive this year,' one steel analysts says in a warning to players in the metals sector.
For many scrapyards, expensive software packages can often be out of reach; but when it comes allowing yards to schedule logistics based on their schedules and their customers, DataDocks says it can help at an affordable rate.
Doosan extends its lineup with a new wheel loader with available high-lift option for heavy-duty work for scrapyards.
Tribogenics adds high-speed, high-accuracy aluminum alloy ID for industry with sub-$10,000 hand-held XRF analyzer.
Recyclers in Maryland and West Virginia respond to proposals that would restrict or ban some cash deals for scrap.
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|Doc Rivers: Mickael Pietrus is 'the instigator' Celtics desperately need right now
|01.17.12 at 10:28 am ET
After Monday night's 97-88 loss to the Thunder, Doc Rivers spoke as if he were jealous of Mickael Pietrus.
"He has a great role — shoot," Rivers said. "That's a helluva role. I never had that as a player because I couldn't shoot, was probably the reason."
He even lamented his case to his old coach with the Atlanta Hawks, Mike Fratello, who was on hand doing the game nationally on TNT.
But after further thought, Rivers' jealousy turned into sincere admiration for the combination of toughness and determination Pietrus brings to the team, a trait that's needed badly right now as the team battles through a five-game losing streak and a 4-8 start to the shortened 66-game season.
"He earns it, though," Rivers said. "The guy, he plays so hard. He's going to take some crazy shots sometimes and he may turn it over but his spirit is really good for our team. He's competitive and we needed to add another instigator to our team. He is absolutely an instigator." Read the rest of this entry »
|Celtics encouraged despite losing five straight
|at 10:13 am ET
Monday night's loss to the upstart Thunder marked the first time in the Big Three era that the team has lost five straight games, and it's also the second time in the young season that Boston has lost three games in the span of four days. Even though the natural inclination is to panic, collectively the Celtics feel the team is improving.
"I really like the effort we had tonight," said Paul Pierce. "I was the telling the guys if we compete like that night in and night out — we'll get closer to where we want to be."
Certainly it's easy to point to Boston's 4-8 record and feel underwhelmed at any notion of optimism, but the Celtics are starting to click individually. Now, the team needs to find some semblance of consistency.
"We're still chasing putting four quarters of good basketball together," said Kevin Garnett, who finished with 12 points and 12 rebounds against the Thunder. "I know y'all are probably tired of hearing this, and I'm sure if y'all rewind your tapes, I'm in a different outfit saying the same thing, but we're going to continue to work and we're going to continue to get this thing better. I really believe that, and you've got to believe that."
Ray Allen and Brandon Bass helped carry Boston earlier this season. Bass, in particular, was a pleasant surprise. Through the first seven games of the season he averaged 14 points off the bench. However, during this five-game losing streak, Bass has seen his production cut in half, only averaging 7.4 points per game.
When he was in Boston, Kendrick Perkins was known as the lumbering shot blocking man in the middle with a scowl.
When his former coach Doc Rivers looked out on the court Monday night, he saw a much different Perk.
"He's half Perk but he's quicker," Rivers said of Perkins, who lost 30 pounds in the offseason. "He had a move today — even though he traveled — where he caught it, took two dribbles, went quick and gathered himself."
This is the man that Celtics GM and team president Danny Ainge traded to Oklahoma City for Jeff Green at the trade deadline last February.
Perkins has matured — and that was clear for Rivers to see on Monday. Yes, he still got in foul trouble, limiting him to seven points and five rebounds in 28 minutes. But what was very clear — and audible — to Rivers from the Celtics sideline is what he's done in terms of making the Thunder a tough team, a team battle-tested and ready to make a run at a title.
"You can see, he's put work in his game," Rivers said. "He has every year I've known him. His influence on that team is dramatic to me. You can see it, you can feel it. You can see it with the bigs, with [Serge Ibaka], they're all defensive players now. Perk has completely changed the culture of that team, you can just see it on the floor. That's terrific for him."
Where did he get this from? Read the rest of this entry »
|Kendrick Perkins: 'I'm just really glad it's over'
|at 1:50 am ET
After playing his first game against his former teammates since being traded for Jeff Green last February, Thunder big man Kendrick Perkins didn't hesitate when asked if part of him still felt like a Celtic.
"Yeah," said Perkins, the C's starting center during the 2008 NBA title and 2010 NBA Finals runs. "I mean, I have much love and I'm greatly appreciative about being in Oklahoma and stuff like that — I love Oklahoma — but being here for eight years and winning a championship, it's hard to replace it. Just from what I learned, it's still got a special place in my heart here. That's all it is.'
A night that included a Jumbotron montage in his honor and a rousing standing ovation from the Garden crowd clearly affected Perkins, who finished with seven points and five rebounds in a 97-88 Oklahoma City victory. Here's what he had to say in his postgame press conference. Read the rest of this entry »
|Fast Break: Back to back blues continue
|01.14.12 at 9:33 pm ET
It wasn't like anyone expected the Celtics to fly out of Indiana on the second night of a back-to-back with a victory, if you needed any more evidence that they have a long way to go, it was provided in a 97-83 loss. It's also worth noting that the Pacers were also on the second end of a back-to-back.
The starters got off to a much better offensive start, but it was the second unit that couldn't keep the momentum going and they had nothing left in the second half. Defensively, they let the Pacers control the paint (they allowed 20 offensive rebounds) and they couldn't keep them off the free throw line.
The one bright spot was Kevin Garnett who had a bounceback game with 21 points and six rebounds and was much more aggressive offensively. Paul Pierce also scored 21 points by getting to the free throw line and knocking down a couple of 3-pointers.
— The bench didn't hold up their end of the bargain. Brandon Bass and Mickael Pietrus combined to shoot 3-for-10 in the first half and that was the only offense they received from the second unit. Avery Bradley was replaced by rookie E'Twaun Moore after badly bricking a jumpshot.
— Paul George is an impossible cover for Ray Allen. At 6-foot-8, there's little that Allen can do with him and the Pacers smartly took advantage of that as George went to the free throw line six times in the first half. Pietrus came in and did a solid job defensively.
— Danny Granger is the latest small forward to have a big game on Pierce. He went for 12 points on 5-for-9 shooting in the first half and finished with 21.
— Rajon Rondo and Ray Allen combined to shoot 6-for-17 and finished with just 13 points. Rondo did have nine assists and Allen contributed six rebounds, but Darren Collison and George put up 34 points.
WHAT WENT RIGHT Read the rest of this entry »
The "Big 3" of Paul Pierce, Ray Allen and Kevin Garnett have been the backbone of the Celtics title runs in the last four seasons, winning it all in 2008, coming within a Game 7 of another in 2010 and getting to the second round of the playoffs in '09 and last spring.
All three admitted Friday night after losing to the younger, more energetic Bulls, if they don't help get the team off to better starts in games, they're going nowhere.
"It's up to the starters, and myself, to play better basketball at the start of games," Pierce said. 'I think we started to play better defense, and move the ball a lot better, but the bottom line is we can't dig ourselves these holes in the first quarter. It seems like it's getting repetitive every game, the starters need to do a better job with getting better starts. The last couple of games we've gotten off to poor starts and half to scratch and claw our way back and exert so much energy that by the time we catch up with them our guys are tired and can't get over the hump.
'I have to play better for us to win ball games and I realize that. Right now we're going through a little lull, and we've just got to get through it.'
Pierce, Allen and Garnett combined to shoot 6-for-18 in the first half Friday, as the Celtics fell behind by 19 points at halftime.
"It's very concerning," Allen said. "Look at the stats for tonight, in the second, third and fourth, we picked up our scoring. It's the five starters, we have to have better starts."
"Slow start, they came out firing on all cylinders and created a hole for ourselves early," Garnett said. "For any team, you can't really do that. Second half was obviously a better effort. Somehow, someway we've got to figure out starting games with a lot more energy. You're probably getting tired of hearing that and it's repetitive but it's something we have to act on and do. This ain't perfect and we're going to continue to work.
Garnett started the game by missing his first six shots, including 0-of-5 in the first half.
"Frustration starts with the man in the mirror," Garnett said. "I definitely have to do better, I'm going to do better, watch tons of film and just continue to better myself and that's all I can do. I'll continue to encourage teammates and continue to be the glue, or one of the pieces of the glue and just stay supportive. You don't win anything in the first month, I do know that." Read the rest of this entry »
|Mickael Pietrus makes his Celtics debut and maintains: 'I'm here to win a championship'
|01.12.12 at 12:38 pm ET
Mickael Pietrus said on Monday he thought he might be able to play five or 10 minutes in his Celtics debut Wednesday against the Mavericks. He added he would play as much as the team needed him.
Turned out the Celtics, trying desperately to find a spark off the bench, needed him much more than even Doc Rivers might have imagined. Rivers put him in for the still-struggling Paul Pierce with 1:25 left in the first quarter and immediately noticed a boost.
'He was phenomenal," Rivers said. "I thought we was one of our best players in the game. He clearly gave our team energy. Played hard. Turned the ball. He's exactly what we need. And it's just going to get better. Even if it didn't, I'd take it. Really, he was terrific. He really was. His energy, his joy ' he brought joy to the game. You know, you can just see it. He was so happy to play, and really the only reason he came out was because he was dying. He was getting tired and I had to take him out.'
Rivers took him out 6:04 left in the fourth after 18 hard minutes. Pietrus was 2-of-5 from the field, with one rebound, four fouls and five points. But it was the intangible of energy that meant the most to Rivers. Pietrus, who hit his first shot – a 3-pointer – just over a minute into the second quarter, felt immediately that his style will fit in with these Celtics.
'We have a lot of energy, a lot of focus," Pietrus said. "You know offensively we still have to step up with a lot of new guys, including myself, and it will take time, but we are going to get it done.
'Anytime I step on the floor I'm trying to give the team my heart. The Celtics are my heart now. And that's why I thought people on the Celtics are going to play harder. I tell you everything that's what I'm going to bring every night and I'm not going to lie to you, I'm here to win a championship."
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