It is really tied up with actual stats of players so if a certain player you drafted scores high in the actual NBA games, you’re in luck. On the other hand, if a player is injured “as in injured in real life”, then the player of course will not gain scores and therefore you “team” stats also suffer.

Previously, the NBA fantasy game is done by hand where people write the actual scores and keep tab manually. But with the advent of internet, everything is now automated.

You might want to check out these 2 sites if you wish to play this season’s NBA fantasy game.

http://basketball.fantasysports.yahoo.com/
http://games.espn.go.com/frontpage/basketball

Having a little girl is the best thing that I ever did. I’ve always been a huge girly girl and having my daughter Emily just brought that out in me any more. I’m glad that she loves to dress up just as much as her mommy because we have a whole lot of fun with it. I also love to take her shopping too.

I was online talking to my mom with my http://www.get.wildblue.com/ not too long ago when I was reading about all the rain she was having at home. I thought about how Emily could use some rain gear since she’s growing so quickly and I took her shopping to look for some.

When we were at one of my favorite stores that has clothing in both of our sizes, I found these really cute pink polka dot umbrellas and they even had one in a size perfect for a little girl too. So I just couldn’t resist buying one for each of us. Then it rained the day right after that so we were both able to carry our matching umbrellas!

I’ve recently visited a patient and as I pass along the corridors, I hear their TVs tuned into NBA. Even patients are watching the championship games. Guess, what, even nurses have their own way of getting NBA information. They check the NBA website for updates.

I heard one nurse said, if she finds an NBA scrub, she’ll buy one because all they have are the usual scrubs like this http://www.blueskyscrubs.com/categories/Scrubs/Scrubs-for-Women/. And she said if it’s ok for the hospital’s management to have one day where they can choose their own uniform, she’ll definitely wear an NBA themed scrub.

Come to think of it, I haven’t really seen an NBA scrub. If you think about it, there are thousands of scrub wearing people. From doctors, dentist, nurses, and other medical practitioners. It could be a good niche to target. Nobody else is doing it, well, at least I’m not aware of anybody.

Hmm…. I’d better start doing some market research on this and see if there indeed is a demand for it.

In social events, I usually see one of those velvet ropes like this

This can easily manage some small crowds and typically used on formal events.   But I like the stanchions that they use in banks.  The retractable ones like the one below.

When it comes to lines and queues to events such as basketball,  some aren’t that civilized and doesn’t really follow lines.    The last big game we had, was this very long queue and what usually happens is that, since the venue didn’t implement some sort of line and crowd  control such as the ones above,  some people managed to sneak their way in.

Usually the ones that sneak their way in are friends and acquantances of the people who are in the front of the lines.  They get it, have a long chit-chat/small talk with their friends for like 10 minutes and before you know it,  they’re already part of the line.

Yeah it sucks, but that’s what happens usually.  The problem is that, these people come in droves and the lines are usually in an area where there is huge foot traffic and therefore you don’t exactly know if the people just passed by and suddenly seen a friend in line and will just go their way after a few small chat  or the’re really out there to sneak their way into the lines via their friends.

I know this is a basketball blog but I just tried watching football (not the american football).  It was a game under the Bulgarian Premeir League.  In other countries, it is called “soccer” but in Europe, it’s “football”.

Anyway, I was watching it online via livestream from one of those video sharing sites.  Unfortunately, the commentators were not using English so I was kinda lost in some points so I was searching a way to “follow” the live scoring while watching it online.  (Geez, these online livestreams aren’t that good quality).

I came across this livescore site called wsn.com.  Incidentally, they’re also bookmakers  for those are into that. It was a nice site for checking out livescores and I don’t even have to “refresh” my browser.  I just leave it open while I watch.  Kinda cool if you ask me.

So for the Litex Lovech vs Lokomotiv Mezdra resuts, I was able to do a screen capture of the livescore and posted it above.  Wow  3-0.  Nice one Litex Lovech.

 

Due to this remark, the NBA’s executive vice prediced of operations Mr. Stu Jackson announced a fine $25,000 dollar.  Whew!  That’s a huge amount for a couple of remarks by a player.

Andrew Bynum only scored two of his 10 points in the 2nd half.  Apart from that, he had 11 rebounds and about 5 turnovers.

 

Reed had something entirely different on his mind. “It’s a hell of a predicament to be in. You’re going to try to play Wilt Chamberlain, who’s the greatest offensive big man to ever play the game, only guy to average 50 points, only ever to score 100 points in a game … and I’ve got to try to do it on one leg,” Reed recalled Monday night. “This is not the way you want to be playing a championship game. But it worked out.”

It sure did. Reed shook off a leg injury to make two jumpers to start the game, and the Knicks went out to beat the Los Angeles Lakers to win the title.

Reed made the walk onto the Madison Square Garden floor again Monday when the Knicks celebrated the 40th anniversary of their first championship team at halftime of their game against the Milwaukee Bucks.

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Anyway,  it was a nice game.  Atlanta was trailing by 2 points at halftime but then the Hawks outgunned the Magic 45-30.   You should see the 60 foot buzzer beater shot by Acie Law.  It was awesome.

By the end of the game,  Acie law has 20 points and Maurice Evans has 17.  A 118-101 victory by the Hawks over the host Orlando Magic.  Other notable scorers were Al Horford 13 points,  Mike Bibby, Joe Johnson and Zaza Pachulia all contributed 11 points.
Then of course I switched back to NFL TV to catch some more games.