Breaking our hearts (again). Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) looked back on the death of Derek Shepherd (Patrick Dempsey) on the most recent episode of Greys Anatomy, and not all viewers were delighted to hear his name mentioned. Fans seem to have a love-hate relationship with the show bringing up Derek. On one hand, everybody loves remembering the good ol' days of McDreamys time at Grey Sloan. However, some devotees seem to feel that whenever they are almost over the character's death, series creator Shonda Rhimes decides to make them relive the terrible moment over and over again. Riggs Remembers During the Thursday, February 23, episode, a schizophrenic patient who was missing from her parents for more than a decade was reunited with them at the hospital. The parents even had a funeral for their daughter after she vanished because they assumed she was gone for good. However, rather than empathizing with the parents, Nathan Riggs (Martin Henderson) thought they lost faith in finding their child. They gave up on her, Riggs said to Maggie Pierce (Kelly McCreary). They will never forgive themselves. The ordeal apparently reminded him of fiance Megan Hunt (Bridget Regan), who went missing in a helicopter and … Continue reading →

NBA.com (blog) GameTime: Anatomy Of A Champion - NBA.com NBA.com (blog) The GameTime crew discusses what makes the Cleveland Cavaliers a threat to compete again for the NBA title. GameTime. 3:17. The GameTime crew discuss ... and more » View original post here: GameTime: Anatomy Of A Champion - NBA.com - NBA.com (blog) … Continue reading →

Owen Hunt (Kevin McKidd) and Amelia Shepherd (Caterina Scorsone) just got married, but they're already having so many problems in "Grey's Anatomy" Season 13 that we kinda wish Cristina Yang (Sandra Oh) would just step in and shake the whole thing up. Interestingly enough, actor Kevin McKidd seems to want the same thing. Sandra Oh recently talked about returning to "Grey's," giving it a no for now, but leaving the door open for a potential return when the series ends. E! asked McKidd if he keeps in touch with Oh -- who is now co-starring on another ABC show, "American Crime" -- and if he thinks she'd ever come back to "Grey's." Here's what he said: "I'd hope she would come back. Yeah, we do stay in touch, and she's doing really well. I hope she'd come back. It would be really fun to have her character come in and shake things up and see what that would do to Amelia and Owen. Although they seem to have enough problems." Yeah, tonight's (March 9) episode, "Civil War," includes the note that "Amelia finally faces her feelings about Owen." But in the March 23 episode, "Til I Hear It From You," … Continue reading →

Giants.com examines the versatily of Brandon Marshall with a freeze-frame look at some key plays: The Giants signed Brandon Marshall to a contract on Wednesday afternoon, and he will add a dynamic to the receiving corps that is very different than the players already on the roster. >> 5 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT BRANDON MARSHALL Marshalls numbers were down last year (59 catches, 788 yards, 3 TD), but much of that can be attributed to the injuries he had to fight through and the struggles the Jets had at the quarterback position and on offense. I watched nearly every catch he made last year, and he looks much more like the 2015 version of himself that had 109 catches for 1,502 yards and 14 touchdowns. Here are some examples, including some against two of the best cornerbacks in the league: Richard Sherman and Malcolm Butler The Return of the Back Shoulder Catch Since the departure of Hakeem Nicks, the Giants have had trouble consistently completing back shoulder catches. Brandon Marshall should change that immediately. It is a huge weapon against press man-to-man coverage that could really help the Giants offense. With someone of Marshalls size, it is very … Continue reading →

QS world university ranking 2017: anatomy and physiology The Guardian ... we've got a small favour to ask. More people are reading the Guardian than ever, but far fewer are paying for it. Advertising revenues across the media are falling fast. And unlike some other news organisations, we haven't put up a paywall we ... and more » Read the original: QS world university ranking 2017: anatomy and physiology - The Guardian … Continue reading →

Last night, the Golden State Warriors fell to the Boston Celtics (99-86) in the sixth game of a nightmare eight-game stretch that has been dubbed the hardest part of the Warriors schedule. Golden State clearly ran out of gas as Boston dominated the fourth quarter. To get an idea of what the Warriors have been facing, we take a look at the realities of their grueling itinerary. After defeating the Brooklyn Nets at home, the Warriors started this killer stretch with a flight across the country to Philadelphia. From there they made their way west to Washington and Chicago, back east to New York, south to Atlanta and back across the country to California for their most recent game against Boston. Theyre now on their way back east to play a back-to-back in Minnesota and then in San Antonio before returning home. If you do the math on this trip it sounds like a horrible version of The Twelve Days of Christmas: Over 9,500 miles traveled, 10 days, eight games total, seven away, six time zone changes, two sets of back-to-backs sing with me now and a tragic MCL sprain. Anyone who has traveled over time zones knows it can … Continue reading →