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Shelter Mutual Insurance Co. has earned recognition from J.D. Power and Associates as a top performer in "customer satisfaction with the auto insurance shopping experience."
This recognition is based on the results of J.D. Power's 2009 National Auto Insurance Study, in which Shelter was ranked No. 3 among auto insurers with highest customer satisfaction.
The Campbellsville Rotary Club recently welcomed its newest member, Derrick Hetherington, of Community Trust Bank. The Campbellsville Rotary Club meets at noon every Wednesday at Taylor Regional Hospital. Hetherington is pictured with Rotarian Terri Cassell.
From hearing political speakers to learning how to sew, this summer's Governor's Scholars Program offered a variety of growth activities for six local teens.
Five seniors from Taylor County High School and one from Campbellsville High attended the five-week program.
According to its Web site, the mission of the Kentucky Governor's Scholars Program is to enhance the next generation of civic and economic leaders and create excellent model students.
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The finest Christian singers, musicians and ensembles will arrive at Johnston Field at Center Square in historic downtown Lebanon to fill the air with beautiful and uplifting sounds Saturday, Aug. 29 from 3 to 10 p.m.
Kirk Talley will headline the event along with Wade Hammond, the Compassion Quartet and special guest George Winton & The Chicago Travelers. Area performers open the event at 3 p.m.
A Lebanon man has been cited for carrying a concealed deadly weapon.
James R. Jacobs, 25, of 100 Daffodil, Apt. 5, was cited Sunday, Aug. 16 at 11:31 p.m.
According to Jacobs' citation, Kentucky State Police Trooper John Adams stopped Jacobs to issue him a speeding citation.
The citation states that Adams smelled alcohol on Jacobs. When asked if he had any weapons, Jacobs told Adams that he had a knife and brass knuckles, which were found in his pocket.
We are in a season of transition at our congregation; but then, any growing congregation is always in a season of transition. In fact, the world in which we live is in constant transition.
It's easy to get discouraged when there's so much transition and change. "Why can't we just do it the way we've always done?" "I just can't find the time." "I have too much to do; I'm too busy." We've all said these words.
This year's annual Diversity Festival, hosted by Greater Campbellsville United, will be Saturday, Sept. 26 at the Community Center from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The festival will feature display booths, games, dancing, singing and monologues. Art displays, food, drinks and inflatable games will also be available.
The event averages about 200 people each year.
Promoting diversity through various activities and events allows GCU to create an environment of equality for all.
With a rich history and highly successful track record in national competition, the Miss Kentucky USA and Miss Kentucky Teen USA pageants are seeking young women who think they have what it takes to bring the Miss USA and Miss Teen USA crowns home to Kentucky.
Taylor County's new judicial center won't open next month after all. The building is now slated to open the first of October.
At a Project Development Board meeting Monday afternoon, Board members discussed some construction changes that they believe should be completed before the building opens for public use.
And because of those changes, Administrative Office of the Courts officials said Monday, it's best to delay the building's opening until all work is complete.
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Hazardous waste tank rules: 25 Pennsylvania Code (Pa. Code) 264a.1 and 25 Pa. Code 264a.191 to 264a.194; 25 Pa. Code 265a.1 and 25 Pa. Code 265a.191 to 265a.194 (interim status)
Labeling: 25 Pa. Code 264a.194 and 25 Pa. Code 265a.194 (interim status)
Secondary containment dates: 25 Pa. Code 264a.191 and 25 Pa. Code 264a.193; 25 Pa. Code 265a.191 and 25 Pa. Code 265a.193 (interim status)
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• Rules. Pennsylvania has adopted by reference the federal hazardous waste tank rules and added some more stringent state rules in connection with labeling and secondary containment compliance dates. In addition, owners and operators of hazardous waste treatment, storage, and disposal facilities (TSDFs) that use tanks for storage or treatment of hazardous waste must comply with additional permit application requirements and pay several state permit and facility fees. The state's more stringent permit standards and fees are reviewed in the state section TSDF PERMITS.
• Administration and enforcement. DEP's Division of Hazardous Waste Management administers and enforces the hazardous waste tank rules in Pennsylvania.
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Even though Ultimate Anti-Aging Facial Mask promises to treat you to a "one-of-a-kind spa experience," it ends up being an average mask that doesn't bring much to the table when it comes to anti-aging benefits. That wouldn't be a terrible thing if you were in the market for simplicity, but Hado Labo Tokyo's choice to add a potentially irritating preservative to the mix makes for a less-than-ultimate product!
This is a set of four cotton masks; each comes in its own foil packet and is pre-soaked in a serum touted to have the power to restore firmness and smooth fine lines. Although the serum formula steeped into each mask contains hyaluronic acid (more on that in a little bit), there's not much else in the way of beneficial ingredients. It contains a slight dusting of antioxidants and some skin-identical ingredients, but there isn't anything one-of-a-kind or ultimate about that!
Like most of Hada Labo Tokyo's products, this includes the brand's "Super Hyaluronic Acid," a combination of hydrolyzed hyaluronic acid, sodium acetylated hyaluronate, and sodium hyaluronate. While that might sound impressive, on closer inspection, this ingredient blend isn't as special as it seems.
Without a doubt, hyaluronic acid is a beneficial ingredient—able to boost skin's moisture content, reduce inflammation, and help prevent moisture loss (Dermatoendocrinology, 2012). The various forms used by Hada Labo, though, are present in plenty of other skincare products, so this blend isn't proprietary, and, more important, it comes fairly low on the ingredient list, meaning you're not getting a whole lot of it. In fact, there's more of the potentially sensitizing preservative methylisothiazolinone in here than two of the types of hyaluronic acid!
Methylisothiazolinone is particularly problematic in leave-on skincare products such as this one (Anais Brasileiros de Dermatologia, 2014; and Contact Dermatitis, 2012). Even after you remove the physical mask, you are instructed to keep the serum on your skin, which means that the methylisothiazolinone will be sitting on your face for a while, possibly increasing the risk of irritation.
We would have loved it if the Ultimate Anti-Aging Facial Mask had actually been able to live up to its name. Unfortunately, given the near lack of beneficial ingredients (and choice of preservative), there are far better options out there; you'll find them on our list of Best Facial Masks.
This soft cotton mask drenches skin with a full bottle of anti-aging serum (0.7 fl. oz.) to boost hydration, smooth fine lines, and restore firmness and bounce to your skin. A refreshing and relaxing experience for radiant and visibly younger skin.
Water, Butylene Glycol, Glycerin, BHT, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Carbomer, Dipropylene Glycol, Disodium EDTA, Hydrolyzed Collagen (Marine), Hydrolyzed Hyaluronic Acid, Hydrolyzed Soy Protein, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Iodopropynyl Butylcarbamate, Methylisothiazolinone, PEG-20 Sorbitan Isostearate, PPG-10 Methyl Glucose Ether, Sodium Acetylated Hyaluronate, Sodium Chloride, Sodium Hyaluronate, Tocopherol, Triethanolamine.
Hada Labo Tokyo At-a-Glance
Strengths: Reasonably priced; products are alcohol-free; most products are fragrance-free; a good cleanser for normal to dry skin; most of the products are packaged in containers that will keep their light- and air-sensitive ingredients stable; complete product ingredients are listed on the brand's website.
Weaknesses: The potentially sensitizing preservative ingredient methylisothiazolinone is used in every product; the brand's "Super Hyaluronic Acid" is not as impressive or exclusive as claimed; mostly average formulas that don't offer a lot in the way of anti-aging benefits.
When it comes to skincare, what's popular can often be as trendy as the fashion styles of any given season. Where French skincare used to be the height of what was once considered by some to be en vogue, beauty editors are now raving about the benefits of products from South Korea and Japan, leading to a rise in interest in East Asian skincare products among North American consumers. So it is that we have Hada Labo Tokyo, a brand that is the first Japanese skincare line to launch at U.S. mass retailers like Target and Ulta.
Hada Labo Tokyo is manufactured by Rohto Pharmaceutical, which got its start as a humble drugstore in Osaka, Japan, back in 1899. Rohto Pharmaceutical is now a major corporation, and owns the Metholatum Company, which is behind such drugstore stalwarts as Oxy and pHisoderm. As for Hada Labo, it's a relatively recent addition, having only launched as a brand in 2004.
Most skincare lines have a hook, and Hada Labo's is twofold: First, it claims to operate under the premise of "Perfect and Simple," meaning it's free of unnecessary ingredients and additives. Second: It contains a "Super Hyaluronic Acid" blend that is supposed to be proprietary and unique.
While Hada Labo's products are alcohol-free (which is fantastic), the concept of purity is in the eye of the beholder. If we define "purity" as being free of potentially irritating ingredients, then Hado Labo isn't as "pure" as the brand would have you believe. Its sole sunscreen contains two potentially irritating fragrance ingredients, and all of Hada Labo Tokyo's products contain the preservative methylisothiazolinone, which once earned the dubious distinction of being the American Contact Dermatitis Society's Allergen of the Year. In rinse-off products, such as cleansers and scrubs, that's not a big deal, but methylisothiazolinone has the potential to be sensitizing if left on skin, and most of Hada Labo's skincare products are leave-on products.
As for the "Super Hyaluronic Acid," it's a combination of hydrolyzed hyaluronic acid, sodium acetylated hyaluronate, and sodium hyaluronate, which are salts of hyaluronic acid. To be clear, these are all great ingredients for skin, but the combination of the three in a skincare product is not a proprietary mix and it does not make the products that contain it unique; these forms of hyaluronic acid are available to just about every skincare brand out there.
As for the products themselves, the standout is a gentle, nondrying cleanser, but the other products' inclusion of the previously mentioned methylisothiazolinone is a problem. Even without that, many of the formulas are basic, and while basic isn't always a bad thing, in this case, they're so lackluster that they don't live up to their anti-aging claims.
Note: These reviews cover Hada Labo Tokyo products sold at North American retailers such as Target and Ulta. Hada Labo Tokyo has a much more extensive line of products sold outside the United States.
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Experienced shipping specialist Charles Allen has left Clifford Chance to join the office of rival firm Simmons & Simmons in Hong Kong. Allen, who leaves Clifford Chance as an assistant after 16 years with the firm, has practised in most areas of contentious shipping, marine insurance and international trade.
He leaves Clifford Chance's Hong Kong office after two years there, but has also worked in China, the UK, Greece, Pakistan, India and Singapore. Quentin Bargate, head of Simmons' international shipping group, said: "Charles' experience will be invaluable to us in further strengthening the firm's shipping expertise worldwide."


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Values and the Environment: A Social Science Perspective
€ 440,99
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Januar 1996
BeschreibungIt is not only 'green thinkers who value the environment. Decisions on how to respond to global environmental change, energy policy or where to site a new road are all informed by values. People bring very different sets of values to the understanding of environmental issues depending on whether they come from developed or developing countries, are applying an expert or lay person judgment, are making policy decisions from a distance or are directly affected at their local level. This book examines the multitude of ways in which we value the environment from a social science perspective. This is a multidisciplinary collection with contributions from academics with backgrounds in philosophy, sociology, psychology, economics, geography, law and engineering. The book is divided into four sections: the first addresses fundamental theoretical and conceptual issues; the second explores the methodological problems of uncovering peoples values; the third looks at some of the policy dilemmas which arise when different sets of values in relations to the environment conflict; and the final section deals with issues of value-change through education about the environment. The book will be of interest to social scientists whose work, either directly or indirectly, is concerned with the environment, whether looking at national and local government decisions, urban or rural planning, the response of business to environmental issues, protest movements and local democracy, education and value change. It is an excellent introduction to the conceptual and methodological issues and to the way in which researchers from different social science disciplines view values and the environment.
InhaltsverzeichnisPartial table of contents: DEBATES AND ISSUES. Values and Global Environmental Change (M. Redclift). A Green Thought in a Green Shade: A Critique of the Rationalisation of Environmental Values (M. Smith). EVALUATING ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES. European Values and Social Psychology: A European Common Market or Common's Dilemma? (J. Chase & I. Panagopoulos). POLICY DILEMMAS. Environmental Priorities in Different Development Situations: Electricity, Environment and Development (P. Pearson). Expert and Layperson Evaluation of Urban Environmental Quality: The "Natural" Versus the "Built" Environment (M. Bonnes & M. Bonaiuto). CHANGING ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES. Questioning Values in Environmental Education (D. Uzzell, et al.). World Views and Environmental Action: A Practical Exercise (M. Haigh). Indexes.
Untertitel: Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: JOHN WILEY & SONS INC
Erscheinungsdatum: Januar 1996
Seitenanzahl: 238 Seiten
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Yes, yes, yes, I'm a Celebrity has got Katie Hopkins. But we have got Anna Pickard and she is live blogging all the latest and greatest from the reality TV experience right here tonight from 9pm.
This year's series of I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here is shaping up nicely and the Daily Star et al is breathlessly reporting on the "Jungle Bitch Wars".
For a more measured, wittier and undoubtedly less sexist view, return here tonight at 9pm when La Pickard will turn her thoughts to the celeb lineup particularly Janice Dickinson and a) her quest for marsupial "company" b) her threat "outbitch" Katie and c) her threat to eat Lynne Franks' boobs.
Anna is currently jetting back from Austria where she has been participating in a EU-funded study project - Reality Television Without Borders: Tearing down the Berlin Wall and the Fourth Wall.
She and Katie, as you might remember from her live blogs on The Apprentice, go waaaaaaaaaaaaaay back.


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Skilful attacking midfielder Mousa Dembele joined us from Fulham in August, 2012.
A Belgian international with over 60 senior caps to his name, he emerged as a crucial member of the Spurs side that finished third in 2015-16 and made 35 appearances in all competitions during that campaign.
He also enjoyed a run of scoring in three consecutive games between October and November that season - a trio of goals that ended with a real stunner against Anderlecht in the Europa League - and ended the term with four goals under his belt.
Mousa kicked-off his career at Beerschot in Belgium, where he made his debut in April, 2004. He made 23 appearances before switching to Holland and Willem II in 2005-06 and, after 39 matches, he joined AZ Alkmaar in August, 2006.
Mousa enjoyed four seasons at AZ which included winning the Dutch title in 2009 before joining Fulham in August, 2010. He made 74 appearances for the Cottagers, scoring seven times, before his switch to the Lane.
He made an instant impact in his first season at the club in 2012-13 with a goal on his debut against Norwich City and went on to make 42 appearances in all competitions, scoring twice.
He made 41 appearances for us in all competitions in 2013-14, including 22 starts in the Premier League, scoring twice.
He also helped Belgium qualify on top of their group for the 2014 FIFA World Cup and was part of the squad that made it through to the quarter-finals in Brazil.
Mousa played 40 times for us in all competitions in 2014-15, starting 10 matches in the Premier League and scoring once against Liverpool at Anfield in February, 2015.
In the summer of 2016, he represented Belgium at Euro 2016, but an injury sustained in the group stage clash with the Republic of Ireland limited his game time in France.
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Shotgun seen as powerful weapon in the NFL
Rodgers likes ability to attack from formation
Green Bay - In his fifth season as a starter for the Green Bay Packers, Aaron Rodgers represents the modern-day shotgun quarterback.
He used the formation 36 times in the Packers' wild-card playoff win over Minnesota, throwing a touchdown pass to John Kuhn from it and converting a long fourth down to Greg Jennings. He used the shotgun on first down (15 times), second down (eight) and third down (12).
"I never sat down and asked him why he likes it, but I know he does like it," said quarterbacks coach Ben McAdoo. "A lot."
It's a popular choice for quarterbacks who want to see the field and slow the pass rush and common in the NFL and for Rodgers - so much so that it's hard to believe the shotgun was once considered unconventional and even a little controversial when the San Francisco 49ers first unveiled it half a century ago.
The earliest blueprints for the shotgun actually date back to the 1920s but on Nov. 22, 1960, the struggling 49ers were 16-point underdogs preparing for the defending NFL champion Baltimore Colts and their reputable pass rush. Coach Red Hickey introduced a spread formation for quarterback John Brodie during practice.
"There is no limit to the things we can do in this formation," said Hickey at the time.
"The players exchanged incredulous looks," according to the 1961 San Francisco media guide. "Several said later they thought the head coach had cracked. . . . It was evident for several days that few, if any, were sold on the new offense."
But it worked. Even as Brodie went down with an injury, backup Bob Waters took the snap well behind center. The Colts couldn't believe San Francisco even ran out of this formation. San Francisco upset the Colts, 30-22. In the locker room, Hickey told reporters that his offense was simply "spread right and spread left" but afterward he came up with something more clever, according to the New York Times:
"Well, I'm an old country boy, and I used to go hunting with a shotgun. How about we call it the shotgun?"
The next season, Brodie became known as "the man who pulled the trigger of the shotgun."
San Francisco started the 1961 season 4-1 using the shotgun.
"Until they played the Chicago Bears at Wrigley Field and got shut out," said Gil Brandt, the chief scout for the Dallas Cowboys from 1960-'89. Indeed, the 49ers lost, 31-0.
"All of a sudden the shotgun went by the wayside," said Brandt. "Red got fired as the head coach of the 49ers. He came to the Dallas Cowboys as our receivers coach."
And Hickey taught the shotgun to Dallas coach Tom Landry.
"They were kind of scoffed at because people said there are too many ways for error," said Brandt.
Use of formation spreads
When Roger Staubach joined the Cowboys in 1969, he took to the shotgun as well.
"Roger Staubach was great," said Brandt. "He liked the flexibility it gave him. He would like to roll out and I think he liked to be able to see the field rather than drop back. The shotgun was probably cut out and made for him."
Other NFL teams started to see the shotgun as a great option on passing third downs but then other quarterbacks like Dan Marino and John Elway started to use it for other downs as well.
Now, it's Rodgers' formation. Rodgers said that only one other coach - Craig Rigsbee at Butte College - let him play in the shotgun, "so I'm making up for lost time." Rodgers took to the formation early in Green Bay as a backup behind Brett Favre.
"Brett always liked to do it," said Rodgers. "Especially when he went to more of the big packages with four receivers, five receivers. He liked being back there, being able to make checks."
There are numerous advantages to throwing from the shotgun, the first being a better view of the defense and seeing through linemen.
"Being a shorter quarterback, I feel like it helps with visibility," said the 6-foot-2 Rodgers. "Sometimes as you are dropping back, it's a little more difficult to be able to see the entire field. In the shotgun I've always felt it's been a little easier."
Rodgers also said he can dictate some of the pass rush lanes and affect the pass rush angles by the depth of his drop - exactly what the 49ers did to the Colts 23 years before Rodgers was born.
"Defenses are always looking at how deep they can get in the pocket," said Rodgers. "If you're under center, a good five-step drop will get you 7 or 8 yards back. In the gun, you can take it to 9 or 10. Teams do different things to combat that - stunts and bull rushes - to try and collapse the pocket, but in general, especially someone with a little bit of athleticism, you can dictate some of that pass rush."
The shotgun isn't for the slow-footed, aging quarterback who isn't mobile, said Brandt. It is perfect for someone with athleticism.
"And we don't think of Rodgers as a good athlete - but he's an excellent athlete," said Brandt.
For the gun to work, however, certain things have to be perfect.
"You've got to find the laces," said McAdoo. "You've got to keep your timing with the receiver's routes. You don't want to have different timing under center or in the gun. He does an exceptional job at being able to catch and spin the ball, get the laces quick and then get it out of his hands."
But Rodgers likes the shotgun so much he actually practices throwing without having his fingers around the laces, just in case.
"There's times where you have to get the ball out very quickly and throw the football without having your grip exactly right," Rodgers said.
Different snap techniques
The play is a bust if the snap is bad. And that's where center Evan Dietrich-Smith has to be on top of his game.
"The snap has to be in an area where I can do something with it," said Rodgers. "I have above-average hands, so I've been able to make some one-handed catches from time to time. But often the location of the snap can occasionally dictate where the ball goes."
Dietrich-Smith wasn't much of a shotgun snapper until playing for Green Bay, so he had to work on it. Assistant offensive-line coach Joel Hilgenberg offered a tip.
"He taught it like it's a catcher throwing back to the pitcher; it's got to become something that's second nature," said Dietrich-Smith. "Not something where you are thinking about it or overthrowing it.
"Screwing up a snap is a pretty big deal. You can't have that."
There are even different styles of snapping in the shotgun. Scott Wells palm-balled it back from under his right shoulder. Some guys put up a floater, others a little knuckler, said Dietrich-Smith.
"Mine's more of a spiral because I've been a long snapper," said Dietrich-Smith. "With the wrist action, I kind of just flick it back there a little bit."
No matter what, Rodgers has to communicate to his center when he's going in the gun.
"Sometimes I will sit there and look through my legs and see where he's at," said Dietrich-Smith. "I hear him calling stuff, but I'm waiting for him to tell me if he's underneath or if he's in the gun. So you're looking around when he starts his cadence."
As the Packers prepare to face the San Francisco 49ers, they could use all kinds of different attacks. The no-huddle. Balance with the run game. And more than likely, the shotgun.
"I like the shotgun with the flexibility that Aaron has, it allows us to get him the best play possible," said left guard T.J. Lang. "I don't really notice a difference when we're under center or in the shotgun. It's something that for whatever reason we like to do a lot and it seems to work out for us."


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Scorecard model have proved hugely influential on subsequent
thinking about the subject. While individual organisations tailor
the quadrant of perspectives to suit their own circumstances, the
general spread of viewpoints has changed little - and is worth
The financial
Focuses on financial performance of an organisation. It normally
covers the revenue and profit targets of commercial companies as
well as the budget and cost-saving targets of not-for-profit
organisations. The financial health of an organisation is a
critical perspective for managers to track. It is important to note
that financial performance is usually the result of good
performance in the other three scorecard perspectives.
The customer
Focuses on performance targets as they relate to customers and
the market. It usually covers customer growth and service targets
as well as market share and branding objectives. Typical measures
and KPIs in this perspective include customer satisfaction, service
levels, net promoter scores, market share and brand
The internal process
Focuses on internal operational goals and covers objectives as
they relate to the key processes necessary to deliver the customer
objectives. Here, companies outline the internal business processes
goals and the things the organisation has to do really well
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and KPIs include process improvements, quality optimisation and
capacity utilisation.
The learning and growth
Focuses on the intangible drivers of future and is often broken
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Typical example measures and KPIs include staff engagement,
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enough to maximise their revenue-generating potential.
A military organisation needs to be able to implement directives
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The Rise and The Fallen
Dawn breaks.
Now I fear that I am too late. For I am the last, completely alone. There are none who know me, none who wish to know me. Their belief in magic, in fairytales, has faded.
Dawn breaks.
Alone I stand beside a stream, watching the water drift away idly. Where does it go, I wonder, this obscured stream of glistening water, of the essence of life? Where does it go, and where does it come from? Are there any who know truly the mysteries of the stream?
Are there any who care?
Dawn breaks.
Now I fear I am too late.
Are there none, oh sensuous wind, caressing me with your touch, who remember my name? Where are the children, where are the innocent maidens? Have they too been lost to this new age of impulse and pleasure?
Have they too been left behind?
For I am the last, completely alone. There are none who know me, none who wish to know me.
Dawn breaks.
Through shadows I move, shimmering in the glow of darkness. My coat is that of the palest star, and my horn is the very depiction of majesty and grace. Do they not see my rays of light, hear my cries of pain, of sorrow?
Do they not know that I am here?
Do they not care?
I have been forgotten, lost, left behind.
I have faded away; indeed, I am nothing but a once-dreant dream.
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Fang had left. He'd left me in the care of Morrigan and Ayumu with the strict order not to leave the house. This guy thinks he can just bounce into my life, spewing a load of junk about being a vampire, and tell me what to do? Morrigan and Ayumu were all set for breaking the rules but part of me was fighting against it. Why had this Fang bought out my rebellious side? I didn't even know I had a rebellious side.
"Ayumu, why did you want me to find out about you guys?"
"When are you going to start calling me Aya? And because I don't like lying to people".
"And because he-" Morrigan started.
"Shut it, Morrigan, or I swear I'll break that pretty little neck of yours in two" he snapped.
Morrigan rolled her eyes and smiled at me. Now that I knew their secret she seemed to be nothing but smiles. The three of us decided to take a trip down to Sunset Square, aptly named because it always seemed like sunset there. Morrigan and Ayumu… Aya, seemed at home in the half light and it just gave them yet another way to look absolutely gorgeous. Actually, they made quite a good couple once you got over the fact that they were constantly threatening to kill each other.
"How do you like doing the opposite of what Fang tells you?" Morrigan asked after knocking back some of her Starbucks milkshake.
"I feel a little bad about it to be honest".
"See, that's why I like her. She doesn't lie and she's oh so sincere" Aya said with a grin.
It was fun being out with the two of them but that part of me was still fighting against it. It was making me nauseous. And dizzy. Very dizzy.
"Hallie? Open your eyes for me, baby doll" sand Tawny's voice.
Sunset Square had kicked me out and I now lay on the small red couch that sat in my living room. I'm guessing I fainted because there were two concerned-looking vampires leaning over me. Once I'd opened my eyes Tawny gave a sigh of relief and slunk off to shout at Morri and Aya. Wait, since when did I call Morrigan 'Morri'?
"How are you feeling?" Fang asked from beside me.
"Like I've been hit round the head with a baseball bat. What happened?"
"You did something you don't agree with and passing out was your body's reaction to it".
"Makes sense".
I tried sitting up but Fang was having none of it.
"You need to rest. You've had a rough day" he said, propping me back every time I tried to sit up.
I had a dream. A weird dream. A dream that didn't make any sense. I couldn't hear anything but maybe there was no sound to be heard. Three young men and a woman sat in a room. The eldest of the men stood and paced for a while. The woman then stood by his side and attempted to wrap her arms around him in a slightly more than comforting way. He shook her off but she simply pulled him towards her by his shirt. He pulled away from her and struck her around the face. One of the other two men stood up but the woman appeared to shout at him before running out of the room. The third and final man laughed but was silenced by the first man. Then, slowly the sound of a hiss planted itself in my ears. It evolved into a laugh before finally descending into silence once more.
"We attack at midnight" the first man said.
I woke to find not one, not two but four vampires leaning over me with worried expressions. Fang had his hand against my forehead. Surprisingly he wasn't freezing cold. From what little I knew of vampires I thought they were supposed to be as cold as death but his hand was perfectly toasty.
"Hallie, what happened" Tawny asked.
"What do you men?" I asked.
"You started talking in your sleep. Most of it was just mumbles but just now you said "we attack at midnight". What did you see?"
"It was just a dream".
Fang looked at Tawny and then back to me. He stood up and Aya followed his lead. Fang mumbled something to him and he dashed off.
"Tawny, Morrigan, take Hallie some place that isn't near here" Fang said.
"Fang, the only safe place that isn't near here is New York and if we take her there we might as well walk her into the mansion, bleeding with a sign that says "check it out, I'm human"' Tawny said.
"Just get her away from this house".
"What about you?"
"It's time Blade knows who he's dealing with".
Before I had time to ask who Blade was, Tawny and Morrigan stole me out of the front door and into the night, leaving Fang alone in the house.
"Don't worry, he'll be fine" Tawny said but she didn't sound sure.
She and Morrigan led me to Sunset Square, claiming they had the best defence there. Sunset Square should be one of the wonders of the world: even at midnight it looked like sunset. Morrigan sat at a café table, tapping her fingers against it nervously.
"I need Lilith here. We guard each other. I can't do it on my own" she muttered to herself.
"Morri, calm down. Aya's gone to get her, you'll be fine" Tawny said.
And speak of the devil, Aya appeared. He dashed into the square and made everyone jump. He shocked Morrigan so much she leapt at him like a cat with rabies.
"She wouldn't come. She's still pissed about yesterday" he said reluctantly, ignoring the scratching beast on his back.
"At least we've got you" Tawny said.
"I checked the house on my way back. I smelt all four of them but there were only two in the house".
Tawny nodded and stared at the roofs of the buildings. Aya managed to get Morrigan off his back and tried to calm her down.
"Aya, we've got a problem" Tawny said.
Everyone looked where Tawny was staring. Stood on the five-storey roof of Starbucks was a man. I had no idea who he was but his presence bought a string of swear words from Aya and a panic attack from Morrigan. Something glinted at his side and he chuckled.
"What a fine eve for a human hunt" his voice rang through the square.
Tawny, Aya and Morrigan all uttered one word in unison: "Blade".


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I started this job almost 15 months ago and since the very beginning have loved nearly every second. Part of that has been the fact that my time here has overlapped with one of the most special years in Oldham County history.
Taking to the pool at the University of Louisville's Ralph Wright Natatorium July 20, South Oldham swimmer Julia Roy clocked an impressive time in the 11-12-year old girls' 100-meter butterfly, winning the race and breaking a 36-year-old state record set by Mary T. Meagher with a time of 1:03.92.
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Southend United suffered a disappointing 2-1 defeat against Aldershot Town at Roots Hall this evening.
A goal inside the first minute from Danny Hylton set the away side on their way before a second half header from Mark Phillips brought the scores level.
Substitute Freddy Eastwood missed from the penalty spot in the 80th minute before a late Sonny Bradley goal gave Aldershot all three points.
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The Shots nearly doubled their lead instantly as Paul Vincenti's flicked header was superbly palmed away by Smith to safety.
Vincenti had another glorious chance to increase Aldershot's lead after Danny Rose's left wing free kick found him inside the penalty area with the midfielder somehow heading wide with the goal at his mercy.
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Kyle and Sarah ran back through the hole. They go lost through the streets of New York and took a slightly detour before they found the hole once again. They both gave the fake sky a glance once more before they jumped back into the dark hellhole.
They ran down the tunnel in the dark without any light only stopping at one time when Kyle said that his shoe got stuck in a pile of mud. They had to go back and crawl around the dark to find his shoe. They left the place with their hands covered in mud. The mud smell suspiciously different and they didn't quite know what to do about it.
They ran down the street back to the freelancer headquarters where they rushed to a sink in the kitchen located in the backroom. the wash the mud off. And Sarah gasped in horror as she stared at the blood colored mud. They had stepped into a pool of blood.
"Where did this come from?" She asked breathily, surprise and disgusted.
She didn't remember there being blood on the first time they ran through the tunnel. The smell so strong and Sarah wrinkled her nose. Kyle shook his head in confusion as well.
"Unless something happened to Kayli. But then there would should be a trail of blood at least. Also, that pool of blood was huge. No one would be able bleed that much and still crawl out alive. There should be a body, but then there isn't." Kyle stopped. "Unless the body got dragged out by another person. But who would to that?"
Sarah starting feeling anxious. What if something did happen to Kayli? She would feel so horrible, not to mention that the freelancers might not forgive her for that. She was about to say something again when Kyle shushed her.
He pointed at the wall and press his ears against it.
"That's not good is it?" She whispered, "We shouldn't be eavesdropping on them."
Kyle shook his head and pulled her towards the wall.
"Just listen." He muttered. Across the walls, the barest hints of muffled voices traveled through the room. There seemed to be the sound of someone in great distress. The voice sounded feminine.
"I found him..." It trailed off. "And the room was so dark and I couldn't see anything. But he admitted that he was who he was. I promised them I was get rid of him and so I did. But I didn't know that he was who he was!"
"Don't worry, they won't blame you." A soothing voice cooed softly.
"You don't understand!" She suddenly shouted. "Richard is her brother! He is her fucking brother! And I just killed him and cut his body into pieces so that they wouldn't run over his body. Do you think they'll forg-" The voice cut off short at the sound of the door slamming open.
Sarah stepped out from the back room and looked up to see Kayli.
"You..." She had nothing to say. Her blood was boiling and she had no idea how to react. She felt so tired now. For a moment, she had a brother and the next moment he was dead, killed by her own request. Kayli looked surprised and then paled.
"I'm so sorry..." She muttered, shaking her head, "I'm so so sorry."
Sarah waved her off.
"No." She muttered. "It's not your fault."
Sarah sank down into a chair. She rested in her head tiredly in her hands and closed her eyes. She had been wrong the whole time.
Sarah wondered where Hannah was now and what she might do. Hannah couldn't stay. Now that Richard was gone, who knew what kind of destruction she would come up with? She was about the say something, but Kayli seemed to read the expression on her face.
"Hannah is dead." She said. "She was trampled by the crowd."
Sarah's eyes bulged. Yes, she wanted to get rid of Hannah, but not in that way. Hannah was dead. Richard was dead. That was all that she wanted to do. Now, it was time to draw herself out from this mess. Sarah had enough of this.
She got up from the chair and gave Kayli a solemn nod.
"Thank you." Then she turned and left.
Kyle glanced over at Kayli with a raised eyebrow and a nodded. Then he followed Sarah out.
Kayli slammed her fist into the table. She couldn't believe what had happened. She had destroyed all of her chances in that one move. She had lost an ally and a large mass of her friends. She might even fail to create the third world. She was upset. She felt so stupid now and she really wanted to slap herself.
But it was all too late now. Kayli sighed as she got up from her chair. All she really now was rest and clear her mind. And that was what Kayli was going to do.


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Is there a way for spiceworks to auto log off or require a password when the browser is closed, but the session is left open? Otherwise it seems like different people log in as the same "user" and can "open" spiceworks without entering credentials, and therefore, unauthorized access to Spiceworks information!! Especially in a Terminal Server environment
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Do you have remember me checked? If so, un-check the box and Spiceworks should ask for login credentials each time it's opened.
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That's not it; we also deleted all IE temporary files and cookies and tried it again = same result; additionally if some one logs into the server on a separate Terminal session they can instantly open Spiceworks without being prompted for credentials. We can replicate the problem. Use the same login to the Terminal Server, i.e. - administrator, then open Spiceworks on the console or via an RDP session, then start another session and log spiceworks
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I also tested by logging into a terminal server with a domain account "itadmin" then I logged into Spiceworks with my sw/community account, then without closing the browser I logged off the TS session. I then started a new RDP/TS session as the same domain user "itadmin" user = I was able to double click and open sw's without any prompting for credentials. A basic example would be multiple users logging onto a server as "administrator", when you open Spiceworks you are working as the last person who logged in, no prompt for who you are or credentials, etc


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|Danny Ainge 'not particularly thrilled' with Knicks matchup
|04.25.13 at 5:52 pm ET
During his weekly Thursday appearance with Salk & Holley, Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge stopped short of saying he thought his C's are the better team in their first-round NBA playoff series against the Knicks.
"We don't think that we've played like we are capable of playing," said Ainge. "It's one thing to lose to a team who deserves to beat you and is a better team, but I feel like we've come out ready to play and I have no idea why the beginning of the third quarter in the last two games has not been good."
Asked to clarify his comments, Ainge showered praise on the Knicks, who lead the series 2-0 and have held the Celtics to 48 combined second-half points.
"They're very good. I have a great deal of respect for the Knicks, and Carmelo [Anthony] is a great player — maybe the toughest matchup in the entire league," he said. "He's right there in the same category as difficult a matchup as the Lebron [James]es and the Kevin Durants and the Kobe Bryants. He's one of those types of players that can score against certain defense. So, no, I'm not particularly thrilled with the matchup."
Still, Ainge placed the blame on his players. The Celtics simply haven't lived up to their ability.
"We just need to play with more mental and physical toughness," he said. "This isn't the team I've seen play all year. The first halves have been, but not the second half. I wish I had an explanation, but we just need to be tougher, instigating the physical play. I think that they are getting into us, and we're not responding. I'd like to see us instigate and initiate contact and be aggressive and not let their pressure affect us as much as it has."
And the blame doesn't rest with just one or two Celtics. They've pretty much all been been underwhelming.
"It's everybody," said Ainge. "It's gotta be everybody. Avery [Bradley] embodies toughness. Paul Pierce is toughness to us, and Jeff Green — when he's playing the way that we need him to play — he's asserting himself and tough. And we know how tough Jason Terry is. And right on down the line. It takes everybody. Brandon Bass. It takes every one of the guys. We don't have a team where we can rely on one or two guys. We have to get good performances out of the whole team."
Everybody? Everybody.
"We've got to have contributions from the whole team," he added. "You can't do it with one or two guys like New York has done. We don't have that kind of scoring power. We don't have the league's leading scorer on our team right now, so we have to get contributions out of a lot of people."
Got it? Good. Now here are the remaining highlights of Ainge's interview, which can be heard in full on the Salk & Holley audio on demand page:
WALTHAM, Mass. — Paul Pierce is a lot of things to the Celtics. He's the captain, the leader, the top scorer, the best passer and one of the best defenders. But he can't be the end-all, be-all to the Celtics if they are to have any chance of coming back in the series against the Knicks.
That was the message from Doc Rivers before Thursday's practice.
"We're not going to put all that pressure on Paul," Rivers said. "If we're asking Paul to score, start the offense and pass the ball, we're going to struggle scoring. One of our [coaches] even gave me a list of guys who should throw the post pass and it was two guys, and I laughed because one of them was the post guy. That [narrows] our choices a little bit. We can be more creative. I have to be [more creative] because that's just asking Paul to do too much. We're asking him to guard [Carmelo Anthony] at times, we're asking him to bring the ball up the court at times, we're asking him to be our post passer. He's Paul Pierce, not Christopher Reeve."
Another player under the microscope in this series so far is Avery Bradley.
Bradley was not on the floor with his teammates to start practice but after showing up late did participate, according to the team. He is expected to play Game 3 Friday night at TD Garden.
In two losses to the Knicks, Bradley is averaging 10.5 points and 3 assists over 34.5 minutes per game.
"It's a hard role for Avery," Rivers said. "We talk about [increased responsibilities for] Paul, but we're asking Avery to pressure, pressure, pressure, and then try to do something that he's not. Avery's a good basketball player, but we never wanted him to be in the position of facilitating offense, seeing that guys aren't set, and trying to get guys in the right spots, delivering the pass on target — a lot of that. We're asking a lot, we understand that."
The Celtics have made the wrong kind of history in two abysmal second half performances. Not only have they recorded back-to-back franchise lows for playoff points in a half (25 in Game 1, 23 in Game 2), they are the first team in the shot clock era to score 25 or fewer points in the second half in consecutive games (regular season or playoffs).
They have managed just 149 points, which is the second-fewest points they've scored over any two-game span in their postseason history (They scored 146 points in Games 6 and 7 of the 2010 NBA Finals vs. the Lakers).
"Well, we've come out flat twice [in the second half]," Rivers said. "I don't know why that is. But they put a lot of pressure on us. Game 2. They scored a ton of points, 32 in the third quarter. We took the ball out and they pressured us. But we're not organized offensively the way we should be, in my opinion. And that's what we have to be. You're going to have to play some halfcourt in the playoffs and we knew that going into the series, we just haven't handled it very well." Read the rest of this entry »
|Doc Rivers: Kevin Garnett 'good to go' for Game 3
|04.24.13 at 5:14 pm ET
Kevin Garnett suffered a hip pointer in Game 2 against the Knicks, but should be "good to go" for Thursday's practice and Friday's Game 3, Celtics coach Doc Rivers said on a conference call.
"It was affecting him," said Rivers. "In a couple timeouts, I kept asking him if was he OK, and he is. He's good. He's good to go. He'll practice [Thursday] and then play on Friday."
The C's coach touched on a number of different subjects during the call — from Garnett's foul trouble to his team's second-half struggles and the benching of Courtney Lee. Here are the highlights.
Sports Illustrated's Chris Mannix joined Dennis & Callahan on Wednesday morning to talk about the Celtics, who are in a 2-0 hole against the Knicks in their Eastern Conference playoff series following Tuesday night's 87-71 loss at Madison Square Garden.
"They can't win without Rajon Rondo. It kind of just boils down to that," Mannix said. "It was such a gutty first half, how they played. They defended, they made shots, Jason Terry was big for them. But the second half, when the Knicks came out with a modicum of defensive intensity, they could do nothing, because they don't have anyone on the floor that knows how to manufacture shots. [Paul] Pierce did the best he could, but it was pretty clear to me that the Knicks were loading up on him and really putting a focus on keeping him under control in the second half, contesting more shots in the second half. And without Rondo, they got nothing in the paint. Everything was a contested jump shot off one or two passes.
"In a lot of ways, it's kind of depressing to watch. Because the Knicks, they're not a good defensive team. They were good for like five games in the month of November. Then all of a sudden they reverted back to Carmelo Anthony ball, circa 2008, and decided to outscore people. But the Knicks, when they put any kind of pressure on the Celtics last night, they just didn't have anything in terms of playmaking that could respond."
The Celtics were able to play well for stretches after Rondo's season-ending ACL injury in the regular season, but Mannix noted that the style and intensity in the playoffs are a different matter.
Said Mannix: "We've seen first-hand the last two years what Rondo has done for this team in the playoffs — he's been the best player on the floor every single year. '¦ He just creates shots, and he wreaks havoc in the paint. You simply can't replace that."
Jeff Green's inconsistency continues to be an issue. After recording 26 points and seven rebounds in Saturday's Game 1 loss, Green had 10 points on 3-of-11 shooting with one rebound in almost 35 minutes Tuesday.
"I don't know what it is, other than the fact that it's just kind of who Jeff Green is at this point," Mannix said. "He has been a workhorse for him in the second half of the season, and so many nights you can see just that talent. But I can tell you this: The inconsistency was maddening to Oklahoma City back in the day. They wanted to keep Jeff Green, they offered him a good contract extension. But they weren't willing to go as high as Jeff Green wanted them to go because of that inconsistency. It was a big part of it. They didn't know if he was going to be that guy every single night. At his best, he's one of the most versatile forwards in the NBA, he can do a lot at either forward spot from the perimeter and on the inside. But some nights, as you mentioned, he does disappear. That's one of the most frustrating things about Green, and that's something I think that until he resolves, it's always going to hold him back."
|Bad sequel: C's repeat their horrific Game 1, fall again to Knicks in Game 2
|04.23.13 at 10:39 pm ET
NEW YORK — Another horrific second-half drought. Another very bad result for the Celtics.
Carmelo Anthony scored 34 points, NBA "Sixth Man of the Year" J.R. Smith added 19 while Raymond Felton (16 points) chipped in with several big drives to the basket, as the Knicks beat the Celtics, 87-71, in Game 2 Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden. The series now shifts back to Boston with the Celtics, down 0-2, facing a virtual must-win on Friday night at TD Garden.
Paul Pierce scored 18 while Kevin Garnett added a double-double (12 points, 11 rebounds) for the Celtics, who suffered through another horrendous second-half drought, blowing a nine-point lead late in the first half to fall two games down to the Atlantic Division champs. After scoring just 25 points in the second half Saturday in Game 1, and eight in the fourth quarter, the Celtics scored just 11 points in the third quarter and finished the second half with just 23 points, the lowest second-half scoring output in team playoff history since the introduction of the shot clock.
The Celtics appeared to have momentum early. They built a 20-15 lead in the first quarter on Jason Terry's first field goal of the series. After going 0-for-5 in Game 1, Terry's 3-pointer was the first of three treys in the first half. But the Knicks then ran off the next 12 points, closing the first quarter on an 11-0 run, thanks in part to a troubling turn at the end of the period.
Smith hit a jumper with 6.8 seconds left to put the Knicks up 23-20. Pierce committed a turnover and the Knicks found Smith, who drained a 36-foot three at the buzzer, putting the Knicks up 26-20.
After the Knicks went up 27-20, the Celtics answered with the next 11 points as Terry led a resurgent bench. When Pierce hit a 12-foot turnaround with 1:02 left in the second quarter, Boston had its biggest lead, 48-39. That would be the last time the Celtics had control.
The Knicks scored the final three points as another Pierce turnover kept Boston from building momentum at the half. As hot as the Celtics were in shooting 11-of-18 from the field in the second quarter, the Knicks were just as cold, making just 4-of-17 shots.
Those three points at the end of the first half started a remarkable turnaround for New York. Iman Shumpert hit a pair of threes to open the third quarter as the Knicks exploded on a 29-6 run. Before the third quarter was over, the Knicks had outscored the Celtics 32-11, building their lead up to 15, 74-59, heading into the fourth. It was a complete role reversal for the two teams in the third, as the Celtics made just 4-of-18 while the Knicks were blazing hot, converting 12-of-17 from the field.
Pierce rattled in a three with 9:47 to cut New York's lead down to 11, 76-65. Jordan Crawford hit a jumper over Steve Novak with 9:15 left and Boston trimmed the deficit to single digits, 76-67.
Following a Knicks timeout, Anthony hit a shot over Garnett with 8:56 left to put the Knicks up, 78-67. After two Garnett free throws, it was Anthony again with a jumper. The Garden crowd exploded when Felton fed Smith with 7:52 left for an alley-oop dunk putting New York ahead, 82-69. After Garnett picked up his fifth foul with 6:28 left, Felton hit a mid-range jumper at the free throw line to put New York up, 84-69.
Pierce and Garnett came out with just over four minutes left as the Celtics conceded their second straight playoff loss in New York. With the Knicks up, 2-0, the series shifts to Boston for Game 3 Friday night at 8 p.m. at TD Garden. Game 4 will also be played in Boston (Sunday, 1 p.m.).
For more from Mike Petraglia with the Celtics in New York, visit the Celtics team page at weei.com/celtics.
|Tuesday shootaround: Jeff Green says C's 'can still play good without force-feeding' Kevin Garnett
|at 11:45 am ET
NEW YORK — Jeff Green isn't necessarily buying into the theory that the Celtics have to get Kevin Garnett involved on every possession he's on the court for the Celtics to have a chance of tying the series, 1-1.
"I think we have one of the best coaches [Doc Rivers] in the league who can figure out the adjustment and how we can still play good without force-feeding [Garnett]," Green said Tuesday morning prior to the team's shootaround at Madison Square Garden.
But Green added later that an established Garnett in the post will clearly increase the chances of Boston walking out of MSG with a victory in Game 2 Tuesday night.
"Well, to make it easier for him in the post, I've got to continue to be aggressive off the dribble, trying to get to get to the rim, because if I do that it's going to take a man [to guard me] in the post and open up a lane for Kevin," Green said.
Green scored a team-high 26 points and played nearly 46 minutes in Saturday's Game 1 loss to the New York Knicks. Rivers Green also said he needs to work through the fatigue to remain productive. Green scored 20 points in the first half but only six in the second half as the Celtics offense went cold. Green split time with Paul Pierce and Brandon Bass in guarding Carmelo Anthony, who scored 36 but needed 29 shots to do so.
"I just have to do it. I have to play through the fatigue," Green said. "I have to continue to look for mine, basically. There's no excuses now. I want to be out there. I want to compete. I want to play against the best. I want to guard Carmelo. I want to do it all. It's something I just have to get through.
"Just continue to be more aggressive in the open court, that's about it. Defensively, continue to make everything for Carmelo tough, keep him off the offensive boards and get all the 50-50 plays."
Green is confident that if he remains aggressive, the offensive – and points – will continue to flow for him.
"I got to the free throw line," said Green, who made all seven free throws Saturday. "I made a couple of shots outside on the perimeter to get me going and I got some layups in transition. That's how you get yourself going. That's how you get a rhythm."
Told that Anthony feels this is a "must-win" game for the Knicks before the series shifts to Boston for Game 3 Friday, Green said Boston feels the same way.
"Every game is a must-win game," Green said. "It's the playoffs. That's the only way you can move on is to win. We go into every game thinking it's a must-win."
|Sunday notes: Celtics need a way to feed Kevin Garnett, get more out of Jason Terry, bench
|04.21.13 at 2:08 pm ET
NEW YORK — The Celtics didn't practice Sunday. Instead, they hunkered down in a suite inside the Four Seasons Hotel in midtown Manhattan to go over the ugly details of their 85-78 loss to the Knicks in Game 1 Saturday afternoon.
Specifically, what happened in the final 13 minutes, 40 seconds when they scored exactly eight points.
Part of the issue, admitted coach Doc Rivers, was not efficiently feeding Kevin Garnett, and forcing it to him when he wasn't open, leading to the avalanche of turnovers that led to their demise.
'I thought, from an offensive standpoint, I didn't have a lot of different opportunities," Garnett said. "Obviously, I had shots and stuff. Some went down, some didn't. But I try not to let that predicate things or my level of play. I thought I moved the ball very well, got other guys open, was able to rebound obviously, trying to be as much of a force as I can on defense. In Game 2, I'd like to be a little more aggressive, obviously, but being consistent with the overall game.'
For the first time in his career, Jason Terry was held scoreless in a playoff game. But Terry was far from alone on an unproductive Boston bench. To Rivers, it was a case of something he likes to call "hero-ball" – where the ball stagnates and teammates watch as one player tries to generate something all by himself.
'We didn't do a good job with Terry [Saturday], especially in the second half, there were so many [isolations] that Jason has nothing to do with," Rivers said. "In the first half, Jason didn't score, but we ran that play with the pick-and-roll with him and Paul. We scored five times in a row because of Jason Terry's involvement, so I don't actually look at if he scored. I look at the points he created, and in the first half he created 12 points. In the second half, it was all ISOs. I mean, it's not us. We're not built that way.'
Courtney Lee provided the only four points (all on free throws) as Boston's reserves were outscored by New York's bench, 33-4. Boston didn't get a single field goal from their bench in the entire game.
'I'm looking for a better overall effort, whether it's the bench, whether it's the starters,' Paul Pierce said. 'The starters, you look, me and Jeff [Green] had 12 turnovers ' just us two. We have to be better, regardless of our bench. Overall as a team, we have to be better.'
Rivers acknowledged that he might look to shake up a bench rotation was limited solely to Terry, Jordan Crawford and Lee. Rivers said he would consider adding a big man to the rotation, either Shav Randolph or Chris Wilcox. Crawford played just 10 minutes, 46 seconds, including just over three minutes in the second half.
"I thought Jordan should have played more in the second half," Rivers said. "It's funny, he didn't score, but he created baskets. And, I'll tell you, he's buying in defensively and if he can continue to do that, then he has a chance to help us."
Speaking of the Four Seasons Hotel, that's also where Rivers' old friend Tom Thibodeau and Chicago Bulls are spending their weekend in the Big Apple. Their Saturday was even worse in Brooklyn as they were down by 25 at halftime and lost Game 1 at Barclays Center. They will play Game 2 Monday night in Brooklyn.
'It's not a good hotel today,' Rivers said in dark humor. 'Two losing teams, I think one should leave. This was a quiet, dark hotel last night. The New York area teams didn't treat the guests very well."
While Rivers expects the Celtics to execute better in Game 2 Tuesday night, he expects the same of the Knicks, who shot just 40.5 percent and had two starters (Tyson Chandler and Chris Copeland) who went scoreless. J.R. Smith, who torched the Celtics for 32 in late March at TD Garden, made just 7-of-19 shots and finished with 15.
'They're going to play better, too,' Rivers said. 'J.R. Smith missed a couple open 3s. [Steve] Novak didn't get involved. So we have to anticipate them playing way better, and then we have to play way better. And that's what, in the playoffs, you just have to anticipate that.'
The Celtics didn't practice Sunday but will on Monday at Madison Square Garden in advance of Game 2.
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