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To: altair19 who wrote (235855)	5/2/2013 9:55:30 AM
From: PartyTime	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 362801

Don't write off the Celtics just yet. I don't follow them all that closely, but I followed close enough to realize that much of the season they won and lost in streaks. They'd win 5-7 in a row and then lose 4-5 in a row. So winning four in a row against the Knicks would not be uncommon for this year's Celtics team, and maybe they'll make basketball sports history by doing so, since it's never been done before.

To: altair19 who wrote (235855)	5/2/2013 10:56:25 AM
From: PartyTime	2 Recommendations Respond to of 362801

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To: altair19 who wrote (235855)	5/2/2013 3:24:30 PM
From: SiouxPal	Respond to of 362801

POPE FRANCIS TELLS POPE BENEDICT TO STOP ROLLING HIS EYES IN MEETINGS VATICAN CITY ( The Borowitz Report)—Pope Emeritus Benedict’s return to the Vatican began on a sour note today as the current Pope, Francis, reprimanded him for rolling his eyes sarcastically during meetings, observers said. The trouble started when the former Pope showed up at a meeting Francis scheduled to discuss plans for his Christmas mass, a meeting that “Benedict wasn’t even invited to,” a Vatican source said. “It was awkward,” the source said. “Francis started talking about making an appeal to the world’s poor, and then Benedict started sighing in this really loud and obnoxious way.” After about ten minutes of suffering through Benedict’s sighing and eye-rolling, Francis “totally called him out on it,” the source said, adding, “What Benedict was doing was totally disrespectful. Plus, he is supposed to be retired, so he shouldn’t have been wearing his Pope costume.” Reached at his apartment at the Vatican, Benedict downplayed the incident, saying he “was just trying to be helpful.” “Look, Francis is insecure—I get that,” he said. “He’s new at being Pope and it’s not surprising that he’s making so many mistakes. Once he checks his ego at the door, I think he’ll thank his lucky stars that old Benedict is around to back him up.” Sources said that Benedict ignited tensions upon his return to Vatican City earlier this week when he posted a sign outside his residence reading “Home of the Original Pope. Photograph by Osservatore Romano/AP