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HEALTH
In this third excerpt from “The Road Back,” Matt Miller's family learns that he has been in a life-threatening bicycling accident.
 
Previous excerpts from "The Road Back"
 
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NBA PLAYOFFS
John Smallwood: Right now, the Sixers have a unique opportunity to do something special. How they arrived here doesn’t matter.
 
Bob Ford: Expect more close finishes
 
Sixers staking wounded Celtics
 
Celtics confident despite concerns
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Jenice Armstrong: Not to sound like an old fogy, but hits of his such as “99 Problems” may be catchy, but I can’t get with all the b-words and other misogynistic lyrics in Jay-Z’s music.
 
You'll pay to hear 'em play on the Parkway
PHILLY.COM AT THE MOVIES
Steven Rea: The man who brought us Borat takes us behind the palace walls of Wadiya, an oil-rich state with a leader who orders up executions the way other folks might order a pizza.
 
‘SideShow’: Cruise cruisin’; Philly Folk Fest; Travolta-gater bails!
PHILLIES
Phil Sheridan: For a team thirsty for bullpen help, 25-year-old reliever Jake Diekman was a gallon of ice-cold water.
Video: Satirizing Pat Burrell's return to Philadelphia
Video: Marc Narducci on the Phillies' win over the Astros
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The University of Pennsylvania announces today that it's the KIPP Foundation's first Ivy-League partner.
 
Obama to greet Philly students
Abandoned buildings - and the crime and fire hazards they bring - impede revitalization.
A fire police officer suffered a heart attack responding to a fire at Rohm and Haas' Bristol plant, a report says.
A new book says a young Rutgers scientist should have gotten Nobel Prize recognition for antibiotic.
Video: Albert Schatz's struggle for recognition
U.S. Rep. Joe Pitts called on Ariel Sharon and Yasir Arafat to negotiate. One's comatose, the other's dead.
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From our partners at City Paper: Meet Peanut, the raunchy North Philly gangsta puppet with a secret.  Advisory: This article contains graphic language.