Well, here we are folks! Summer is just around the corner: the season of long, lazy evenings, outdoor eating and sun-soaked family holidays. We hope you've made some nice plans for the months ahead but, while you're gallivanting around enjoying the weather, don't forget your old pal PlayStation.
When it rains (and it probably will) or the sun goes down (a safe bet), you'll need a friend with a little 'indoor' charm to keep the spirits high. The good news is that we'll be here all summer long dishing out great new games every month on PlayStation Plus, so come rain or shine, you can count on us!
Let's start with the bad news: your beloved Earth has been overrun by a technologically-advanced, militaristic alien race with a soft spot for human annihilation and the only official human resistance (XCOM) has either surrendered, been killed in action or disappeared into hiding.
Not off to a good start, then… but that's where you come in: rebuild the XCOM council from humanity's scattered resistance and begin a campaign to overthrow the colonising alien forces. Develop your underground bunker into a fully-fledged base of operations from which to launch turn-based tactical operations to retake key locations, collect resources from the field, win humanity's trust and finally send those extra-terrestrial invaders packing.
A smart blend of real-time strategy, RPG mechanics and resource management, XCOM 2 is the perfect game to sink a serious play session into.
They don't make them like this anymore – but they absolutely should. The latest in the long-running Trials franchise, Fusion follows the classic formula, placing you behind the bars of a trials motorcycle and inviting you to undertake a death-defying series of flips, jumps and aerial stunts, all in pursuit of big thrills and high scores.
It's not just about hitting the throttle and hoping the best though – modelled on meticulous real-world physics, the true challenge of Trails Fusion is in carefully judging your jumps, properly distributing your weight and keep a keen eye on the track ahead.
Go it alone, boot up online multiplayer and challenge your friends or even create your own tracks using the in-built track editor and see what chaotic trials runs you can come up with.
And that's all for this month – join us again next month as we unveil July's PS Plus line-up.
I don't know what to think?!
Let me help you. XCOM 2 is a 10/10 game.
@Bjarno86 Have they at least fixed most of the bugs? I remember X Com 2 being just one, huge mess full of gamebreaking bugs.
I played "XCOM2" + "War of the Chosen" like 2 months ago and I didn't experience any real issues. They have patched the PS4 version quite a bit.
Amazing. Nearly bought XCOM 2 the other day – result!
What an absolute disappointment. But hey, you've already got my money.
weak!!! this why they made ps+ more expensive?
Don't worry. They're removing PS3 and Vita games next March just in case there was some people out there that still thought PS+ was good value.
EDIT: I'd just like to add that I've been a PS+ member from day one. That was before it was mandatory for PS4 online play and we were getting great games each month including PS3 games, PS1 classics, retro games. PSP games and PSP Minis. It will was worth the £40 a year. The quality of PS+ has dropped in my opinion but it's still a good service if you don't compare it to how it was in the past.
PS+ is now £49.99 and is removing PS3 and Vita titles in less than a year. Sony hasn't done anything to justify the price hike. They know that they have people like me by the balls and I'm gonna pay up no matter what. I would lose online functionality and 8 years of PS+ games if I cancelled now. The only thing Sony has done is take features away or lock the old free features behind a paywall.
Your kind will never be satisfied.
Nearly bought XCOM2 in the sale, glad I didn't. Trials always fun to play. Decent month, will definitely be playing both.
Uhhh ummm *backs away quickly.
if I wanted to play XCOM2 I probably would have bought it by now, don't you think? make online free again!
XCOM 2!!! Thanks!!! Trials Fusion is nice, not excited for the rest.
Where is Sony even finding these crap VITA games every month?
Both XCOM 2 and Trials Fusion are quite nice, imo, BUT the rest? Well, the trend of the past couple months continues, shoveling out garbage for ps3 and vita. Ok, not sure about GRFS, it may just not be my cup of tea. Oh yeah, and Trials without dlc is quite barebone, but it's good for a quick round if you're short on time and just waiting for a call or something like that. And even if you dislike both ps4 offerings, you can't deny it's something different. Would've appreciated the expanded version of XCOM 2, though.
The problem many people don't seem to realize is that they can't roll out games that have already been on PS+. So for people that missed out on these PS3 games (PS Vita just has a very slim library overall) they frankly don't really have anyone to blame other than themselves. Keep in mind that PS+ has been going for 8 years. Look over the list of what games have been on there and are avaliable digitally and the list grows pretty thin.
As for the expanded version of XCOM2. The reason why I think XCOM2 is on PS+ is because the trend of devs with DLC and Expansions can still earn more money beyond the set sum of money they get from Playstation (which I don't think is that crazy).
There's a lot of good JRPG's on PS3, but what we've got was Mugen Souls working at 10 fps for 90% of the game. Saddly, no idea why they are not putting more JRPG's in Plus. I would prefer JRPG over 10 years old mobile port.
Cheers, I've wanted xcom 2 for some time now. Trials will be fun too.
First time in a long time where I don't own the ps4 games. Both appeal too so this is great.
1/3 of assassins creed chronicles and smite dlc. I have never been so disappointed.
The 2 first Chronicles games were free earlier. All 3 have now been free.
Trials Fusion can be extremely fun & extremely frustrating. I'd say its a great game for PS+ if you were on the fence about buying it. Players will have fun with it…or should I say 'fan'?
A lot rubbish this month other months was better thumbs up 👍 if agree.
Oh yeah! XCOM 2 alone is enough to make next month's PS Plus lineup great!
They have so many games for those and with their lifespan in PS+ ending soon, it is a shame that they are scraping bottom of the barel.
As for PS4, I can not say that Xcom is a bad thing, but neither that nor Trials are for me. I am still having fun with games from last months tough, and I appritiate having a quality game on here, so no complaints on that front.
Xcom 2 is amazing. Best strategy game on consoles by far.
Almost bought Trials Fusion more than a couple of times.
"Best strategy game on consoles" is like saying "best game involving giraffe racing on consoles".
All strategy games on PS4 are in the top 5 and bottom 5..
I just don't know how or why you would put them PS3 games on… That's like £2 worth of games that nobody will play! There is many good games you could give away for PS3, ridiculous you may as we'll of given nothing for PS3 this month.
who wants an online shooter or sports game?
xcom is a good game but a lot of people just can't enjoy that type of game, while a game like the order would be enjoyable to most players and it's reasonably old and cheap, plus a ps4 exclusive, would've been a better choice for the E3 month imo.
Those people who disgust you must be pretty annoyed by now. The last "online shooter" we got was over a year ago, and the last sports game 2 years before that..
More trash, only highlight is Future Soldier, and that's on an outdated platform.
Excellent month. Great job, Sony! I don't have any of these games and I am aware of how awesome they are. Can't wait!!
Its a good month if the ps4 games are for you. Don't fancy either myself but will maybe give them a try.
Why not moan these are not free I'm forced to pay for these to get online, I had plus since it started and the quality the last few years is terrible.
YEEEESS! After 3 or 4 months, there are finally 2 games which I don't have! Always wanted to buy Trials Fusion, now I only have to buy the season pass for it. Thanks!
I don't understand why there is so much hate towards XCOM, I played both Enemy Unknown and Enemy Within on PS3, bought XCOM 2 for PS4 and recently XCOM for Vita.
XCOM, is one of the best TBS out there atm, has an amazing story and great mechanics that makes you think before you move, since one wrong move can mean game over.
Turn-based strategy games are a niche genre, more than other games that will never make it to the plus collection because considered extremely niche, that's why people are complaining.
That and for the E3 month it would've been a much better choice to give out a ps exclusive (killzone or gravity rush like japan already got months ago, or the order) instead of a pc port.
Being a niche genre isn't a reason for a game to not be on Plus, or else the PS Vita would have nothing almost every month. PS+ is supposed to have a wide variety of games so it won't just be what you want every single month, or multiple months in a row. There are bound to be at least some people who will have discovered the XCOM series through PS+, who otherwise probably wouldn't have played it.
Naturally! Alongside these two beauties there're four further titles: two for PS Vita and two more for PS3.
You gotta love people who wrote on this blog….
Xcom 2 is a good game, but hey, it's not jRPG or much bigger problem…it's turn based….
I think of this like a nice way to try some new stuff that i wouldn't play or buy. Sure, maybe there are games that i prefer more, but this is nice month for PS4 users.
Yes, it is possible, not every game is ment for everybody and with this attitude, even if they gave 10 games a month, some of you wouldn't be satisfied with that either….
Or instead of having us complain give us an online only option so we are not FORCED to pay for games we have no interest in whatsoever.
Agree with this. I've played some great games I never would've expected to enjoy such as Gravity Rush, Virtues Last Reward and XCOM Enemy Unknown. Doesn't bother me particularly the whole pricing of Plus and needing it for online play, though I'm set for a couple of years now with it, but I suppose it'd be a good option to have to just have online plus package, maybe remove the games and discounts or something and just have a PlayStation Online subscription.
Go buy an xbox then, see how that's better.
Ugh, so sick of PS+. Always have been, only I didn't used to get forced into subbing to it… Not going to get into the quality of the games, for me it's just the principle of having to pay for one thing, to get another (or more accurately, to merely have the option to pay for the other). It's bad enough being charged for online gaming in the first place (which is absurd in itself since we pay our provider for that, you're basically charging us to use something we already paid for, like having bought a house that you still need to pay rent on Oo), this PS+ combo is just killing me, and I only get the reminder of that every month… Well, clearly easy profits got in the way of common sense and I'll continue to be pushed toward PC for online gaming. Battlefield is the only multiplayer series I really enjoy and that's better on PC anyway, other than that it's just the games that force you to be online, so I really don't use online that much either way.
You do still pay 'rent' when you buy a house. You need to pay ground tax (in Germany) or council tax in the uk. Nothing is free my friend!
Whilst I disagree with most of your arguments I absolutely agree that the playstation online subscription should be available separately from the PS+ monthly games package. Always have, always will.
Unfortunately, voting with our wallets would be the only useful course of action. With this comes sacrifice though which is why I imagine most people come here to moan and complain instead of just cancelling their subscription.
Like you, Battlefield is my predominant online game of choice and for the amount of time I put into that game I'm fine with an online fee. If I can get 4-5 games (per year) that I like out of the monthly games then I figure the £50 a year isn't too bad.
Unless you're already a PC gamer then the PS+ subscription will be a drop in the ocean compared to switching over and maintaining a gaming rig so that if money is an issue I'd forget all about that.
All that said, Sony doesn't offer a particularly "good" online service to say they are charging for it and it was a shady move forcing people into the monthly games service just for online access so I'm happy to admit that I'm never that far away from the unsub button myself. Sony's just about hanging in there with what I'll let them fleece out of me.
People calling this "garbage" or "crap" really have a weird definition of quality.
If it's not to your liking or not a game you would normally consider buying, why not be happy that you get a chance to play it now?
And people saying these games are not free: you pay for online play. And get bonus games. Xbox never had free online play. It only recently introduced Games with Gold.
Yes, online on PS3 used to be free. But it was also crap, I mean even worse than PSN is now. Doesn't anyone remember when it was just not working for about a month? And people were complaining but since they didn't pay for it, there was really no recourse for them. You really want to go back to that?
Online infrastructure, especially with higher bandwidth requirements, takes money. Get that into your heads. If you don't want to pay for online, don't play online or get a PC.
Trials Fusion is fun, then gets addictively frustrating – as in really hard. But it's a great game, lots of fun.
Ghost Recon Future Soldier is my favorite Ghost Recon game. It's almost like a puzzle shooter, having to solve encounters more than go through by sheer force. It's especially great with three more people to play with.
The other games are meh, but XCom alone makes this an amazing month, with Trials being a great bonus for a quick 10 minutes (that turn into three hours) of playing.
I wouldn't presume to tell you you're wrong, but it's how you look at it. You clearly (and correct me if I'm wrong) come from primarily being an Xbox player and have a different mentality than me, having been primarily with Playstation all the time. You don't directly pay for online (that's part of what I've got issues with), you basically pay for PS+ and the service that entails (game rentals) and get online access as an extra like all the other stuff you get (discounts, online storage,..). Now from your point of view I can understand your position, since you come from way worse on Xbox where you had to pay that amount just for online access (and in a way can even understand your love for PS+ since it made Xbox gold a better service in the end, compared to before) but here that's just a misconception. It's even more obvious since PS+ is at about the same price as it was on PS3 as an optional service, so they basically just halfhazardly threw online access into that deal and sat back for easy, dirty profits, and miraculously pulled it off (if it was up to me they'd be out of business after a stunt like that).
As for online on ps3 being crap, that's just false, at least in my experience. I never felt disadvantaged on that network despite it being free. In fact, overall, it was a way better experience than online this generation on PS4. Whether that's due to more traffic now despite being supposedly better, I don't know, I can only tell from my personal experience. But I'm fairly sure it's naive to think it's better because it's paid for. It's a part of their overall services and should be held at the highest standards regardless (same goes for security, really). As for the infamous PS3 hack, that could have just as well happened to Microsoft and their 'supposedly better because paid for' network. It's simply a matter of who's being targeted and how heavily. Could've just as well happened to them a month after or tomorrow… In any case, if they really, really have to make their profits that way and most people are already ready and willing to pay for online, so be it, but what's your explanation for them combining it with PS+? Surely, that won't result in a better network?
@P4NCH0: The games are no extra cherry on top, they are what you pay for. PS+ has been a monthly games service since 2010. They just realized they could force it onto everybody by only allowing PS+ members to use the online services of *other companies*.
what you and a lot of other seem to think, is that you're paying for online infrastructure, which you're not. The psn servers, accounts, etc are built around the store with the purpose to sell games. Online gaming doesn't need any of their services and we shouldn't have to pay for the services they need to sell us games, that's their business expenses. you wouldn't pay a monthly fee to pay for amazon's server infrastructure, would you?
it's just that sony wont allow games to let people access online servers without going through a ps+ check first. unless they are F2P, which makes it even weirder. why can I not access Blizzard's server when I payed full price for Overwatch, but someone who downloaded Fortnite for free is allowed to access Epic servers?
paying Sony for online gaming is like paying your laptop manufacturer a monthly fee to watch videos on youtube. the console's online capabilities are being limited and you are prohibited from accessing certain servers unless you pay a fee.
Next gen they'll only allow you to capture videos and screenshots if you have a PS Now subscription..
Lets face it, the REAL reason they are giving out utter dross on PS3 and VITA is so that when they take them off the PS+ games list they can come out with some statement that will justify their decision and make them look good, something like "Yes, well, we found that only 2% of PS Plus members were actually downloading and playing the PS3 And VITA titles" Yeah, and we ALL know why that is!!!
Good grief those Vita games are insulting, you can do better that this Sony.
You played them already? I watched Squares trailer, now I can't wait to play it.
Be hard and wait – Squares is fantastic and also contains editor for new – your own – levels.
Not the worst games. Though Trials Fusion has been on sale so many times. Most people who were really interested have bought it. Though I do also understand that PS+ instant game collection is also about people who would normally not buy them game (if it's not their style) but then they may end up liking it. So in the end I don't mind owning the games on PS+ just if there from time to time comes a game that is positively surprising. I have had several games like that on PS3 when I first subscribed.
Hopefully next month there will be more for me. Yea I know I am selfish… Sorry.
I am done with ps plus. With the all the sales i get soo much more for my eighty bucks just buying games.
Amazing month for ps4 users! Thank you! Can't wait to play xcom. It's one of the best games!
With games like these you may as well drop Vita from PS+ altogether. Why even bother when all we get are mobile games? PS4 line up has been stellar these past few months, though. PS3 is somewhere in the middle. One month you offer Risen or Ghost Recon, the other some total garbage on Vita's level.
What's the point in it?
I already have it, I hope this means war of the chosen will go on sale now?


Association between miRNA-binding site polymorphisms in double-strand break repair genes and risk of recurrence in patients with squamous cell carcinomas of the non-oropharynx.
Genetic polymorphisms at miRNA-binding sites may affect miRNA-mediated gene regulation. Thus, miRNA-binding site polymorphisms in double-strand break (DSB) repair genes may affect DNA repair capacity, which in turn could affect cancer prognosis. To determine whether miRNA-binding site polymorphisms in DSB repair genes are associated with the risk of recurrence of squamous cell carcinoma of the non-oropharynx (SCCNOP), we used a log-rank test and multivariable Cox models to evaluate the associations between miRNA-binding site polymorphisms in DSB repair genes and SCCNOP recurrence. Compared with patients without common homozygous genotypes, patients with the variant genotypes of ATM rs227091, LIG3 rs4796030, and RAD51 rs7180135 had significantly better disease-free survival (DFS) (log-rank P = 0.046, 0.002, and 0.041, respectively) and lower risk of disease recurrence [HR (95% CI) = 0.7 (0.6-0.9), 0.6 (0.5-0.9), and 0.7 (0.6-0.9), respectively]. Furthermore, patients with the variant genotypes of these 3 polymorphisms had significantly lower recurrence risk than those without common homozygous genotypes did [HR = 0.3 (95% CI = 0.2-0.7)]. Among patients who received chemoradiation, those with the individual or combined variant genotypes of the three polymorphisms had a significantly lower risk of disease recurrence than those with the individual or combined common homozygous genotypes did. The individual or combined variant genotypes of the ATM rs227091, LIG3 rs4796030, and RAD51 rs7180135 polymorphisms significantly modify the risk of SCCNOP recurrence, particularly for patients treated with chemoradiation. Future prospective studies with larger sample sizes are warranted to validate these findings to enable more effective personalized treatment for SCCNOP patients.


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FEATURED Our Activities Politics
The Hon. Speaker of Ndigbo Youth Parliament (NYP), Rt. Hon. Rikki Chinedu Nwajiofor, has congratulated Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala on her recent appointment as the DG of WTO.
The Speaker who took to his Twitter handle said;
"@NOIweala Ndigbo Youth Parliament (NYP), heartily, felicitates with You on your appointment as the DG of WTO. It's an appointment well deserved! Ndigbo Youths, worldwide, are proud of you! Continue to soar higher as we pray for more feathers on your highly feathered cap!"
Addressing the press, after his tweet, Rikki Nwajiofor praised Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala for her outstanding personality and unequalled performances in her career and appointments. He addressed her as the doyenne of modern economists, an outstanding Igbo personality and a role model for the girl-child in Igbo land and the world at large.
"We, Ndigbo Youth Parliament and Ndigbo at large, are proud of Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala. She has always done us proud right from her days in the world bank, down to Nigeria as the Finance Minister and now the DG of World Trade Organization – WTO.
"She has broken the records as the first woman and the first African to attain that prestigious position. It is not a height attained by a sudden flight, it's a height attained by unparalleled track records of all her outstanding performances in her career and appointments.
"She is simply a doyenne of modern economists, an outstanding Igbo personality, an exceptional woman of valour, a trailblazer and a role model for the girl-child in Igbo land and the world at large."
Rikki Nwajiofor also appreciated President Buhari for the unflinching support he gave Okonjo-Iweala all through the process of the selection. He said that this singular act of support has demonstrated that Buhari is not an enemy of Ndigbo.
"I thank all those who supported our doyenne – Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala all through the process of the selection. I appreciate, in a special way, President Buhari for lending his unalloyed support to the prestigious daughter of Ndigbo during the period of the scrutinization and subsequent selection.
"This singular act of unalloyed support to our doyenne has demonstrated that President Buhari is not an enemy of Ndigbo.
"I also want to use this opportunity to plead with President Buhari to consider more of patriotic Ndigbo personalities, especially Ndigbo Youth, as he makes further appointments in his government. Ndigbo are resourceful personalities and will always strive to prove their worth and ingenuity when given the opportunity", he said.
Ndigbo Youth Parliament, Okonjo-Iweala, Rikki Nwajiofor, WTO
NDIGBO YOUTH PARLIAMENT (NYP) CONDEMNS THE AERIAL BOMBARDMENTS IN ORLU, BY NIGERIAN MILITARY, AND EXPRESSES TOTAL DISAPPOINTMENT IN ALL THE GOVERNORS OF SOUTHEASTERN STATES
Give Ndigbo Youth a sense of belonging via special empowerment packages, NYP Speaker tells SGF

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Frank Galligher
January 10, 2023 January 11, 2023 Bolin-Dierkes Funeral Home832
Frank Galligher, Age 90 passed away peacefully on Tuesday, December 27, 2022 at the Oaks at Bethesda in Zanesville. He was a US Army Veteran of the Korean War and retired from General Electric.
He is survived by his son Frank Galligher along with multiple grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
He is preceded in death by his parents, a brother, his wife, Marilyn (Pryor) Galligher and son Timothy Galligher.
A celebration of life will be held at the American Legion, 27 S. 3rd Street in Zanesville, from 1:00-3:00 PM on Saturday, January 14, 2023.
A cremation was performed by BOLIN-DIERKES FUNERAL HOME, 1271 BLUE AVENUE, ZANESVILLE.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Genesis Hospice-Morrison House, 713 Forest Ave, Zanesville, Ohio 43701.
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import android.content.Context;
import android.util.JsonReader;
import android.util.Log;

import org.json.JSONArray;
import org.json.JSONException;
import org.json.JSONObject;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.Scanner;

import me.albertonicoletti.utils.FilesUtils;

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 * Provides utilities to maintain data.
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 * @author Alberto Nicoletti    albyx.n@gmail.com    https://github.com/albyxyz
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public class DataPersistenceUtil {

    /**
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Embiid returns to help 76ers fight off Nets
NEW YORK — Joel Embiid had 31 points and 16 rebounds, and passed to Mike Scott for the go-ahead 3-pointer with 18 seconds left as the Philadelphia 76ers beat the Brooklyn Nets 112-108 on Saturday to take a 3-1 series lead.
Embiid also had a flagrant foul that led to a scuffle and two ejections during an eventful return to the lineup after missing Game 3 with a sore left knee.
Tobias Harris had 24 points, eight rebounds and six assists for the 76ers. They can advance to the Eastern Conference semifinals for the second straight season with a victory at home Tuesday night.
They got a big boost from the return of Embiid, who scored eight straight points in the fourth quarter after the Nets led by seven. He helped the 76ers overcome the loss of Jimmy Butler, who was ejected in the third quarter after Embiid's hard foul on Jarrett Allen.
Caris LeVert scored 25 points after being inserted into the Nets' starting lineup. D'Angelo Russell and Allen each added 21.
Jared Dudley also was inserted into the starting lineup for the Nets and had been agitating the 76ers with his defense and his talking, but was gone midway through the third quarter as one of the central figures in the scuffle that spilled into the stands.
Embiid swung his arm forcefully while fouling Allen, and Dudley quickly moved in and bumped Embiid. Butler then ran in and pushed Dudley to start the shoving. Dudley, Simmons and referee Ed Malloy all got knocked into the seats, and after a lengthy video review, Butler and Dudley were given technical fouls and ejected, and Embiid's foul was ruled a flagrant 1.
Embiid would later make the biggest mark with his offense. The 76ers were trying to get the ball to him trailing by one after Joe Harris' layup, but Embiid couldn't control the pass under the rim. But he regained the ball and found Scott in the corner for a 3 and a 110-108 lead.
Allen then turned the ball over after three Sixers surrounded him and Harris closed out the scoring with two free throws.
Dudley and Simmons jawed at each other after Dudley gave him a long stare with his arms up after hitting a 3-pointer during a 9-0 run that gave Brooklyn a 63-53 lead shortly before halftime. The Nets led 63-57 at the break.
Late Friday
Thunder 120, Blazers 108
OKLAHOMA CITY — Russell Westbrook had 33 points and 11 assists and the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Portland Trail Blazers to cut their series deficit to 2-1.
Paul George added 22 points, Jerami Grant had 18 and Dennis Schroder 17 for the Thunder. They will host Game 4 on Sunday night.
Damian Lillard scored 32 points, but he had just three in the fourth quarter after scoring 25 in the third. C.J. McCollum had 21 and Enes Kanter added 19.
Celtics 104, Pacers 96
INDIANAPOLIS — Jaylen Brown scored 23 points and Kyrie Irving added 19 to help Boston beat Indiana for a 3-0 lead in the first-round series.
The Celtics can close out the Eastern Conference series Sunday in Indianapolis.
Irving also had 10 assists and five rebounds.
Tyreke Evans matched his career playoff high with 19 points for the Pacers. Bojan Bogdanovic had 15, not enough to prevent Indiana from losing its sixth straight to Boston in the regular season and playoff.


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What's It Like to Work in the White House?
When President John Adams and his wife Abigail first moved into the White House at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, they needed only a handful of staff, including just four in the Executive Mansion, to keep them comfortable. These days, the Trump Administration employs about 377 White House staffers—and that's lean, considering President Obama employed up to 487 staffers.
These positions range from the more public-facing West Wing staff (such as the chief of staff, senior advisors, and press secretary) to the private residence staff, which includes about 90 housekeepers, chefs, carpenters, plumbers, gardeners, maintenance engineers, and others.
In honor of President's Day, we dug up some interesting stories from these staff members about what it's like to work in the White House. "Shock and awe" could describe a few. Enjoy!
Flowers, officer?
When he was President, Jimmy Carter hated the idea of paying for floral arrangements, so he would ask White House Florist Ronn Payne and his fellow staff to "go out and pick flowers for dinner."
Payne recalled that he and other staffers took field trips to Rock Creek Park to pick daffodils and the National Zoo to collect wildflowers. "Police would stop us. One guy was arrested," Payne said, adding that The White House intervened to get him released. We wonder, did Jimmy apologize with a bouquet of roses?
Would you mind taking off your shoes?
The White House maintenance staff hates your comfy tourist sneakers, but not due to a fashion faux pas. "When people stopped wearing dress shoes and went to soft-soled shoes, we all cheered because we thought this would be great for the [wood] floors," former chief usher Gary Walters once recalled.
"We couldn't have been more wrong. What happens with soft-soled shoes is that pebbles get embedded in them, so now you've got 1,500 people walking through with sandpaper on their feet. It was exactly the opposite of what we expected."
Presidental hide-and-seek
Over history, the secret service has dealt with mischievous Presidents determined to sneak away from under their watch.
Theodore Roosevelt would slip out for an invigorating hike or horseback ride in nearby Rock Creek Park, for instance. William Howard Taft, Roosevelt's successor, famously eluded his guards on Christmas Eve 1911. At about 4:30 pm, he and the First Lady secretly left the White House on foot in a rainstorm to surprise nearby friends.
A widespread search ensued and, two hours later, "a soaked and dripping first couple returned to the White House, smiling broadly."
Coffee anyone?
You might be serious about coffee, but always-on-the-go West Wing staffers take the obsession to an entirely new level. As the Obama administration handed the reigns to Trump staffers, they wanted to pass along a very important tip.
"There is a window between 2 and 3 p.m. that the [White House mess hall] is closed," Obama Senior Advisor Brian Deese laments. "Most days, you don't lift your head up to think about having lunch or a cup of coffee till 2:05. I feel like I end up most days in the dead zone between 2 and 3 p.m. You want to plan your day to not get caught in the dead zone."
It sounds like the coffee is worth the wait, though. As Obama's Deputy Digital Director Kori Schulman remembers, "Nitro coffee at the mess is a true revelation. It's a revelation that will serve the next Administration well." Rumor has it, the coffee that's got the staff buzzing is made by Washington D.C.'s Compass Coffee.
Write this down!
One of the oddest top-earning jobs to exist at the White House (actually, what makes it odd is that it does still exist) is that of calligrapher.
In fact, The Trump administration has three calligraphers on staff, with Chief Calligrapher Patricia Blair earning an impressive $102,212 a year. Lest you believe the role is a part of Trump extravagance, these calligraphers uphold an important job and were even more generously compensated under President Obama.
They create official greetings from the president, place cards for White House dinners, handwritten proclamations, military commissions, and service awards, and have been doing so since 1801. The team does turn to computers for large jobs, but about 40 percent of all calligraphy work coming from the White House is still done by hand.
Jimmy Carter and Deng Xiaoping in 1979: Schumacher, Karl H. / National Archives and Records Administration
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Calligrapher for White House: Executive Office of the President of the United States
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The inaugural meeting of the Good CME Practice (gCMEp) group took place during the Second Annual Meeting of the European CME Forum in November 2009. The evolution of key guiding principles was discussed by leading European CME providers, with input from CME accreditation bodies and industry. The Group has continued to consult widely with national and European medical societies and European CME accreditation bodies, with the aim of looking specifically at how the education and provider community works in providing CME and to develop appropriate standards for this community.
CME providers should ensure that educational activities have clear learning objectives that are derived from a coherent and objective process that has identified performance gaps and unmet educational needs. The education must be designed to positively reinforce existing good practice and effect a sustained change in daily clinical practice as appropriate.
Balance needs to be evident in content, faculty and review. Content has to be developed independently of the sponsor and reflect the full clinical picture within the framework of the learning objectives.
All relevant information should be disclosed to the learner so that they understand fully how the content has been developed and presented. This includes the terms of the financial support, relevant disclosures of faculty and organisations involved in the development of the scientific content and the presentation of the programme.
Post-activity evaluation should measure satisfaction, knowledge uptake and intent to maintain or change behaviour in line with learning objectives.
The full results of this consultation can be found in the publication; Setting CME standards in Europe: guiding principles for medical education by Sheelagh Farrow, Darren Gillgrass, Alisa Pearlstone, Jack Torr, Eugene Pozniak, Current Medical Research and Opinion, 2012 Nov;28(11):1861-71.
The Good CME Practice group meets formally twice a year in the spring and autumn. WebEx and ad hoc meetings are held as required and members are encouraged to participate in meetings as much as possible.
The last meeting of the gCMEp was held in November 2018, in London, during the 11th Annual European CME Forum. Future meetings will be will be taking place in Amsterdam in May 2019 and in Manchester in November, during the 12th Annual European CME Forum.
Policy control and governance is led by the Steering Group, which is made up of seven individuals, six from the member organisations, appointed by election each year, and an ex officio position held by European CME Forum.
The Good CME Practice group welcomes applications for membership from CME providers in Europe. Our aim is to create a broad and representative cross-section of providers from across Europe. Membership serves as a demonstrable commitment to third parties that the organisation is a valued and knowledgeable provider of CME activities, and is committed to working to the highest standards in Europe. Only members may display the Good CME Practice group logo on their communications and activity materials. A full list of current members appears on the home page.
be a registered European legal entity with a European operating office, and pay an annual membership fee*.
All members are required to reapply each year and renew their membership using this form.
This document details the policies and operating procedures of the Good CME Practice Group. It is reviewed each year at the Spring meeting in May.


Gavin Crawford's colon will once again spew forth comedy gems as he performs his solo show Sh**ting Rainbows at the ninth annual Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival.
Crawford often performs at standup clubs and festivals, where he's usually the odd man out with his trademark sketches and character monologues — he's basically a one-man comedy troupe. "It's always a little weird to be a lone sketcher in a field of standups, and so it will be nice to be part of something that's just about sketch," Crawford says.
The festival will also include a live staged reading of the 1996 film Brain Candy performed by all five members of the Kids in the Hall; a panel discussion of the TV show Slings & Arrows, featuring its creators, Susan Coyne, Mark McKinney and Bob Martin; and a performance by British Teeth, the duo that comprises Allana Reoch and Filip Jeremic.
The Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival runs Thurs, March 6–Sun, March 16.


I was walking down Tower Bridge Road at around 9.45pm last night talking with a friend on my mobile phone. As I approached Bermondsey Square a hooded cyclist (I would guess he was about 16 but hard to tell) came past riding on the pavement and tried to literally grab my phone out of my hand. Fortunately I was able to hold on and put it in my pocket before a second came past and joined his friend.
I shouted a few obscenitites at them expecting them to disappear into the night. In fact, to my surprise rather than cycle off they actually stopped 20 metres down the road, got off their bikes and started shouting back and gesturing.
At that point I decided that discretion would be the better part of valour and dropped into Sainsburys to gather my composure. By the time I came out 5 minutes later they had gone.
So no harm done, and I realise that events such as these are unfortuntately very much a part of life anywhere in any big city, but worth remembering to take care with things like this when walking home in the dark (even if not that late).
I shall certainly revert to using my hands free when out and about!
You weren't the only one they targeted. I had just stopped to get some chips on Long Lane at about 10.15 last night when a girl came in quite distraught after having been knocked over by a man on a bike who had then stolen her mobile. She was also on the phone at the time. We called the police and they arrived within about 2 minutes. They took her off in their car to drive around and see if she recognised anyone but I don't know if they were successful. Hope she's ok now, I know it can be a big shock.
It's called 'Jacking' It means you have to pay attention to what's going on around you, get a hands-free, and use it. Pay attention to your surroundings, walk next to the wall, phone/bag on the wall side, there's a whole load of scum, who are prepared to take without asking! Oh yeah, and don't be an 'iPhone zombie'.
OMG i see 4 boys on 2 bikes last night around tower bridge road one set got pulled over by a unmarked car and the other two made off in the flats and was heading long lane way around the same time....they were young dark skined boys glade i am safe in my car at night poor girl hope she is ok ?
Carry a golfing umbrella, it's basically a big stick with an umbrella wrapped round it. Don't be afraid to stick it through their spokes.
A couple of guys on bikes got pulled over by the police outside my house the other week but nothing came of it. I was at least hoping the police might finally enforce the no cycling on the pavements thing given I've been hit by cyclists riding up behind me on the pavement and my car has been damaged while parked outside my house by cyclists cycling on the pavement but not even that.
Load of noise for nothing. Kind of sums the police up these days. Sadly.
So you want to join the stupid posh git in Kensington who thought it would be entertaining to stick his walking stick through the cycle spokes of some poor young girl cycling (legally) in Hyde Park just because he does not agree cyclists should be allowed in the park?
She sustained severe head and facial injuries and he is currently being done for GBH!
Sure, mobile phone snatches are despicable but it does not help making inflammatory ill-thought comments.
Sorry to hear of your unfortunate incident. Nevertheless, I don't understand people who walk down the street, particulartly [but not exclusively] at night, chatting away on their phones - instead of paying attention to what is going on around them. Is it that difficult to be 'parted' from the mobile until you get home?
If a lady happens to walk the streets of SE1 and needs to use there mobile , IF they "happen" to have a can of hairspray close to hand and "accidently" spray there attacker in the eyes , which WILL blind them and cause them several moments of agonising pain ...well its not your fault you were "doing your hair" as that person tried to mug you or grab your phone ? ..is it ?
It seems that the thinking has changed re walking alone at night. My daughters were always told that it's safer to hold your mobile to your ear when walking alone at night, even if you're not actually talking to anyone, as a would-be assailant would assume that you could call for help and/or give a descrition of them if attacked to the person they assume is on the other end of the phone.
Whilst on the subject of mobile phones, may I appeal to any parents of teenage girls, (sorry, young ladies, but you are the main culprits,) or directly to any who may be reading this. PLEASE when using your mobiles take care when crossing thye road. This may seem blindingly obvious, but twice in the last three days I've had a teenage schoolgirl walk straight out in front of me as I was turning a corner. They both had their phones to their right ears, so couldn't hear me aproaching from their right, and even though they didn't think to look, they might have spotted me in thier peripheral vision had the hands holding thier phones not been obscuring it. Fortunately, I anticipated the situation and had slowed down sufficiently so as not to have to slam the breaks on. Anyone in a hurry in that same situation may not have done. The girls themselves walked on oblivious, completely engrossed in their conversations.


Note: If you have not read TJ Klune's Bear, Otter, and the Kid (BOATK), go do that first. This is the sequel, and it is as amazing as BOATK, so if you haven't already read Bear, Otter, and the Kid , go do that, then come back for this utter awesomeness.
I LOVED this book. I approached this sequel to Bear, Otter, and the Kid with some trepidation, because BOATK ends on a pretty happy note. In my head Bear & Co. were all living their happy ever after lives, and I was a little anxious about having them come back to the "real world" for the sequel: Who We Are. All I can say is, it was totally worth it.
The conversations the characters have in this book are genius. I read a good chunk of the WWA backstage in the dressing room of a show I was working on (I had a lot of down time, most of which I spent reading on my smart phone), and I am sure that everyone though I was nuts because I kept laughing out loud and making faces at my phone while I was reading. Tyson McKenna slays me. And his epic poems are so, so epic. Don't believe me? TJ has some great freebies on his blog from the BOATK characters. Ty's Christmas poems are especially brilliant.
There are sad thing that happen too, (I'm not giving anything away), but it's all worth it in the end. Plus I am cured of my trepidation regarding any future BOATK sequels. I want more! I can't wait to read about what happens with Tyson and Dominic when Ty grows up. I really hope this isn't the end.


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Thierry Henry retires after 20-year soccer career
HARRISON, NJ - NOVEMBER 23: Thierry Henry #14 of New York Red Bulls looks on against the New England Revolution during the Eastern Conference Final - Leg 1 at Red Bull Arena on November 23, 2014 in Harrison, New Jersey. Revolution defeated the Red Bulls 2-1. (Photo by Mike Stobe/Getty Images) Credit: Getty Images / Mike Stobe
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS December 16, 2014 9:51 AM
PARIS - In announcing the end of a distinguished 20-year career, Thierry Henry made it clear where he felt more cherished.
It wasn't France, for which he won the 1998 World Cup, remains the national team's leading goal-scorer, and second-most capped player.
Henry, who speaks French, English and Spanish, decided to announce his retirement by posting a message in English on his Facebook page, and via a statement from his future employer, Sky Sports in Britain.
"The English have made a statue of him, but in France, he has not always been recognized at his full worth," said Frederic Thiriez, the president of the French league. "(He) will, nonetheless, remain a legend. He was an exceptional striker."
The statue of Henry, on his knees celebrating a goal, stands outside the home stadium of Arsenal, where he is regarded as the Gunners' greatest player.
The 37-year-old Henry was linked to a potential coaching role with Arsenal after ending his career at the New York Red Bulls, but said he will become a TV analyst.
Henry holds the French record of 51 goals in 123 internationals, but he never achieved the same popularity as Zinedine Zidane, Michel Platini, Raymond Kopa or even Just Fontaine.
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He started his career at Monaco, played briefly for Juventus, and won more trophies at Barcelona. But it's at Arsenal, from 1999 to 2007, where he joined the pantheon of modern greats.
He won seven trophies at Arsenal, among them two Premier Leagues, including the unbeaten 2003-04 side. He is their leading goal-scorer all-time (228), in the Premier League (175) and in Europe (42).
When asked if he thought about another stint at the club, he said, "You kind of never leave Arsenal. How many comebacks do you make? At one point, it will turn out to be a bad movie. We all love the first Rocky, but I'm not too sure about the last one."
Henry, who was born in the tough Parisian suburb of Les Ulis, started playing football at the age of six, and his talent did not stay unnoticed for long. Nurtured at the national football center alongside Nicolas Anelka and David Trezeguet, the astute, fast, and technical forward started his professional career at Monaco, where he won the French league in 1997.
His achievements with Monaco opened the door to the France team, and he was selected for the World Cup on his home soil. Although Zinedine Zidane was the big star of the tournament, Henry did not disappoint, and scored his first international goal in the group stage against South Africa, then a brace against Saudi Arabia. He also showed his coolness under pressure, scoring from the spot against Italy in a penalty shootout in the quarterfinals.
"When they (Henry and Trezeguet) had to take penalties against Italy in the quarterfinals it was no problem, even though there was a weight and a responsibility on their shoulders," said Didier Deschamps, the then France captain. "It shaped the
careers they would go on to have."
After a disappointing stint at Juventus, Henry reunited at Arsenal with his former Monaco coach, Arsene Wenger. After failing to score in his first eight games, Henry netted 26 goals in that 1999-2000 season, and would become the Premier League's top scorer four times.
From Arsenal, Henry joined Barcelona, becoming part of Pep Guardiola's side that won six major trophies two years later, including the Spanish title and a Champions League triumph over United.
His international career, which included the 2000 European Championship title, finished on a low. There was the infamous handball in the decisive goal against Ireland in a 2010 World Cup playoff, then in South Africa the team didn't win a game, and refused to train before their final match, after Anelka was sent home for verbally abusing coach Raymond Domenech.
"It has been an incredible journey ... I have had some amazing memories (mostly good), and a wonderful experience," Henry wrote on Facebook. "I hope you have enjoyed watching as much as I have enjoyed taking part."
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Home A&E Visual Arts Visual Arts Preview: Jan. 17-23, 2019
Visual Arts Preview: Jan. 17-23, 2019
by Shepherd Express Staff
Several of the venues participating in Milwaukee Museum week
"Dance of Life: Out of Africa & Beyond"
Jan. 18 and 19 (opening reception)
David Barnett Gallery
1024 E. State St.
"In a divisive time, it is important to remember what connects us all," says David Barnett Gallery manager Jennifer Wagner about "Dance of Life." "This exhibition celebrates the connections shared by all humans: milestones of life and death, including birth, coming-of-age and marriage. The gallery's extensive collection of African art, artifacts from around the world and contemporary artworks are curated side-by-side to explore a common global humanity." Also, "Home: Of Place & Displacement" in the Barnett's Gallery 1SW opens, the venue's "staff-curated pop-up exhibition space," Wagner explains, "presenting a selection of art exploring conceptions of home." For more information, visit davidbarnettgallery.com.
Charles Munch and Chris Maddox at MOWA
January-March
Museum of Wisconsin Art (MOWA)
205 Veterans Ave., West Bend
Two exhibitions kick off with an opening party on Saturday, Jan. 19, 2-5 p.m. "Chris Maddox: Atlas Chronos," features mixed-media artwork from the artist's 2018 residence in Luxembourg. There will be a gallery talk and curator tour held on Tuesday, Feb. 26. "Charles Munch: Between the Lines" consists of 30 paintings ranging from more than four decades depicting the complex relationship between humans and the rest of nature. There will be an artist talk and book signing on Saturday, Feb. 2, and curator talks on Tuesday, Feb. 12, and Saturday, Feb. 23. Both exhibitions will remain on view through March 10. For more information, visit wisconsinart.org.
"She Bends: Women in Neon"
Opening Saturday, Jan. 19
Var West
423 W. Pierce St.
Curated by artist and neon bender herself, Meryl Pataky, this exhibition features the work of female-identifying neon benders from around the world. With an emphasis on craft, artistry and the handmade, these artists work start to finish with neon to bring their concepts to life. "She Bends" has shown in numerous cities around the U.S. Along with being a traveling exhibition, it provides workshops and mentorship to promising artists looking to take up the craft anew or hone their existing skills in the artform. For more information, visit shebends.com.
"Irish Journeys: Holy Wells and Home Turf"
Jan. 20-March 24
Alfons Gallery
1501 S. Layton Blvd.
This new exhibition features photography by Patricia Delker of and about Ireland. It opens on Sunday, Jan. 20, with a reception (1-3 p.m.) and an artist talk at 2 p.m. "Delker's black-and-white photographs capture intangibles we can all relate to: memory, mystery, dreams and inspiration," says curator Valerie Christell. "Her quiet images inspire viewers to take a moment to consider our connections to specific places and what we leave behind on our journey." For more information, visit alfonsgallery.org.
Milwaukee Museum Week
The inaugural Milwaukee Museum Week features fun events, interesting programs and special experiences to participate in at 17 Milwaukee museums. It was created to bring into focus the full impact these museums have for area residents, tourism and the local economy. More than 100 programs or events will be offered during the week, and people are encouraged to support their local museums by participating. Museum Week was created to call attention to Milwaukee's wonderful array of museums, promote our shared missions and distinctive focuses and to ignite new interest in nature, history and art. Participants can opt for behind-the-scene tours, lectures, specialty tours, children's programming and, in some instances, specially reduced or even free admission. For more information, visit mkemuseumweek.org.
Dance of Life: Out of Africa & Beyond Irish Journeys: Holy Wells and Home Turf Charles Munch Var West Gallery David Barnett Gallery Museum Of Wisconsin Art Chris Maddox Milwaukee Museum Week Alfons Gallery


Another absolutley SUBLIME remix by Engine Earz and this time of one of British Asian Underground's masters, Nitin Sawhney.
There is no stopping this band, they are just totally on another level!
I just can't wait to warm up for them at Shambala Festival UK in August. I have a feeling it's gonna be a memorable night!
Our other remix is for his song "The Devil & Midnight" so keep an ear out for that, just got a rewind on Mistajam's 1Xtra show!!
help. there's smoke coming out of my speakers!!! thanks for the wav d/l EngineEarz!


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