BOSTON - Paul Pierce was fully expecting to be in the lineup Sunday, when the Boston Celtics host the Los Angeles Lakers in Game 2 of the NBA Finals.

Pierce sprained his right knee when he collided with teammate Kendrick Perkins midway through the third quarter of Game 1 Thursday night. He was taken off the court in a wheelchair before making a dramatic return later in the quarter.

Pierce sparked the Celtics to a 98-88 win by scoring 15 points in the third period -- including back-to-back three-pointers -- after his return.

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This is far from the walkman I remember.

My old walkman rememinded me more of a tape playing brick than this sleak little number.
And with up to 36 hours of battery life we can avoid the tape warble.

With features likeBluetooth technology,a built-in noise-cancelling system,and technologies to significantly improve sound quality, Sony's new walkman should prove to be ample competition for the ipod.

It shows it's face in Canada sometimes next month (april), and will be available in 4, 8, and 16GB.

Now I love my Mac's, but this is just funny.

http://www.10dailythings.com/2008/01/30/funny-computing-image-macbook-air-vs-commodore-sx-64/

Other then the fact that this computer is tiny and works, there is nothing great about it.

It has no optical drive, so to install anything you have to have another computer. It has no ethernet port, which means that other computer has to have wireless. It only has one usb port. And then there is the price...

What was Apple thinking?

RIM's new BlackBerry devices now include more lifestyle features like television, music players, cameras and Facebook social-networking software for broad appeal.

While discussing the shift of RIM and its popular BlackBerry towards consumer markets from parimarily business customer base Jim, co-CEO of RIM says: "I think the whole social networking phenomenon is quite substantial."

Jim sits on IGLOO's Board of Directors.

Full article is available from The Globe and Mail.