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ARE YOU READY FOR THIS??!?!?

We have some amazing workshops/activities/playdates/pop-ups lined up for the holiday season! There's bound to be a little something for everyone so please register early as we expect lots of excited, fun, mamas, daddies and little ones!
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🌈 30 Days, 30 tips
Join Racheal nightly for a mama and Child & Family Development Specialist tip covering topics like Respectful Parenting, marriage, food wars, sibling rivalry, work-life balance, #kacaumamahacks, tried-and-tested recommendations.

⏲️ Nightly
📍 instagram.com/rachealkwacz
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🌈 The children's house : MAMA & DADDY DATE NIGHT
(By invitation only)

📅 Saturday, November 9, 2019
⏲️ Session 1: 5pm - 7pm
⏲️ Session 2: 8pm - 10pm
📍 Alila Hotel, Bangsar

Ready for a night of joyful connection with your spouse? Needing a break from the relentless caring and parenting?

Come join Racheal Kwacz for a cosy romantic night of love and laughter with your partner-in-crime!

• Specially curated by Racheal Kwacz, Child & Family Development Specialist
• Extend the night at Alila Bangsar and enjoy the exclusive staycation rate
• Relax and enjoy the time together without having to worry about planning anything
• Rediscover and connect with your spouse in privacy
• Play, laugh, fall in love all over again with each other
• Meet other parents in the same season
• Appreciate and celebrate the joys of marriage and parenthood together
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🌈 Odyssey The Global Preschool Malaysia : MAMA TRIBE DAY OUT
(By invitation only)

📅 Wednesday, November 13, 2019
⏲️ 10am - 1pm
📍 Bucolic Café, Setia Avenue

Back by popular demand, come join Racheal Kwacz, Child & Family Development Specialist and mama for another Moms' Day Out where mothers will get to be seen, poured into, appreciated, and have a little bit of fun. So drop-off the kids at school, come over, and just be you for a little while.
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🌈 Supparetreat Alumni - #BetterTogether : CHARLIE'S ANGEL SCREENING
(By invitation only)

📅 Wednesday, November 13, 2019
⏲️ 7:30pm
📍 TGV, One Utama

This is an exclusive invite for our Supparetreat alumni in celebration of our sisterhood! Let's continue to empower all women.
*Limited to 30 spots only
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🌈 Playground Borneo: OH WHAT FUN!

📅 Saturday, November 16, 2019
⏲️ 1-6pm
📍 The Playground Borneo, Publika

Join us for an afternoon of Merry Making and get your Silly Season gifts sorted! Guests will get to have a lucky reading from the fortune readers of Borneo and create their own Bowerhaus hair slide. Holiday collections and gift sets from sereni & shentel, Bowerhaus, RoaSkye, rachealkate.

(rachealkate by Racheal Kwacz is a collection of thoughtfully curated gifts for littles that are developmentally-appropriate, non-toxic and safe, beautifully designed eco-friendly products made from sustainably sourced FSC-certified wood and paper and printed with vegetable and soy-based inks and water-based paints.

As a lover of encouragement and beautiful stationery, the store also carries the perfect little pick-me-up for a mama or her tribe.)
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🌈FrogAsia : LEAPS OF KNOWLEDGE CONFERENCE 2019

📅 Saturday, November 23, 2019
⏲️ 9-6pm
📍 JW Marriott, KL

Reignite your purpose! Leaps of Knowledge invites you to reignite joy and purpose in being a gamechanger in education. Listen, mingle, share and learn from the world's leading technologists, innovators, and shapers. Be part of the journey, book your tickets now!

Racheal will be leading two breakout sessions:

1. Applying Respectful Parenting Principles in the Classroom
What is Respectful Parenting? Is this applicable to me as an educator? What does the research say and why is this important? Come for an warm, engaging, dialogue on equipping and empowering classrooms and homes with tools to raising kind, compassionate, confident, resilient little ones.

2. Protective Behaviors and Body Safety Tips
1 in 10 children will be sexually abused before they turn 18, what can we do as educators and parents to protect our children? What are some of the best international practices that we need to incorporate in our classrooms and homes? Stand up and show up for our little ones as we teach them how to empower and defend themselves against predators.

Register at leapsofknowledge.com
RM 120 (earlybird) / RM 260
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🌈Respecting Parenting: Surviving to Thriving

📅 Saturday, November 30, 2019
⏲️ 10am - 6pm
📍 Stripes Hotel, KL

An exclusive one-day intensive workshop with Child & Family Development Specialist, Racheal Kwacz, discover a more intimate way of parenting and raising kind, compassionate, resilient, confident, little ones that won't divide or separate you from each other. Warm and engaging, Racheal will equip and empower you with helpful tools to really understand the heart of parenting with profound experientials, role-plays, dialogue and discussion, marrying the ideals of Respectful Parenting principles in a Asian context.

[ Topics that will be covered in the workshop ]
+ Understanding the why and our Heart-Gut-Brain connection
+ Creating firm boundaries without ruining the parent-child relationship
+ Marrying different parenting styles - spouse, parents, inlaws, outlaws, kakaks
+ Responding to your child and connecting empathy with rebellion
+ Turning tears into intimate moments of bonding that encourage progress
+ Communicating with your little one and learning to see the big picture in the little details
+ Coping with the loneliness and burn-out without losing yourself
+ Finding time and enjoying each other while juggling the responsibilities

[ Who is this workshop for? ]
This is for any parent whether you are in the planning stages and just trying to get equipped, pregnant and readying your ammo, or deep in the throes and trenches of parenting. It doesn't matter if you've never or already attended a Racheal Kwacz workshop, this is a comprehensive course that marries the best-of-the-best and promises an unforgettable confidence-building day that will radically change your parenting.

[ How much does it cost? ]
RM 895 / per person (early bird)
RM 995 / per person (regular)
RM 1595 / per couple (guardians of the same child)
Includes morning and afternoon tea break and workshop materials

To register, please email jasmine@suppagood.com
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🌈The Ritz-Carlton, Kuala Lumpur X Racheal Kwacz : TEDDY BEAR TEATIME

📅 Saturday & Sunday, December 7-8, 2019
⏲️ 2:30 - 5:30pm
📍 The Ritz-Carlton, KL

The much-loved Ritz-Carlton tradition continues with the Teddy Bear Teatime this festive season. Children will be most entertained building their own teddy bears while delighting in the delicious teddy-bear themed afternoon tea. Curated and hosted by Child & Family Development Specialist, Racheal Kwacz, enjoy an afternoon of delightful surprises and family time together.

To register or for more info:
Whatsapp : 018-929-2174 / Email: dining@ritzcarltonkl.com
RM 160 per adult / RM 115 per child under 12
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🌈 The Children's House: FAMILY DAY OUT!
(By invitation only)

📅 Saturday, December 14, 2019
⏲️ 9am-12pm

Enjoy a fun day out together in nature, playing, discovering, exploring as a family while in community with others. Build your tribe and each other as Child & Family Development Specialist, Racheal Kwacz, hosts and curates the ultimate family fun playdate!
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🌈HTBB Church: CAROLS BY CANDLELIGHT & CHRISTMAS MARKET
(Tickets required)

📅 Saturday & Sunday, December 14-15, 2019
⏲️ 5pm and 7pm
📍 Holy Trinity Bukit Bintang

You are warmly invited to Carols by Candlelight at Holy Trinity Bukit Bintang - an evening of readings and traditional carols, performed with a full orchestra and choir. Seating is unreserved and tickets will become invalid 20 minutes before the start of the service, so please arrive with plenty of time to avoid disappointment. Beautifully curated Christmas market to follow with mulled cider and mince pies.
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Racheal Kwacz is a Child & Family Development Specialist, women’s leadership speaker and mama tribe writer. Having trained, educated, and lived in the USA, Racheal studied under Deborah Carlisle Solomon, former RIE Executive Director, in Magda Gerber’s Educaring Approach. She has a degree in Theatre and Child & Family Development and is a master of marrying both her backgrounds into a lively, fun, interactive experience for her audiences and workshop participants.

As a thought leader, Racheal has had years of international experience working with children, training teachers, leading and developing curriculum for childcare centres as well as being a parent educator. She specializes in babies and toddlers 3-and under; focuses on equipping and empowering parents with tools for Respectful Parenting through “The RACHEAL Method”. Her most popular sold-out workshops include "Toddler Wars", "Preschool Wars", "Food Wars", and she recently led a dialogue with 180 pediatricians, obstetricians and gynaecologists on "Device Wars".

She writes parenting articles with Happy Go KL and is regularly featured on BFM Radio. She has also previously appeared in various publications including The Star, TimeOut, TimeOut Kids, Aforadio, BFM Radio, Her World, New Straits Times, Sinar Harian, Borneo Post, Zafigo, ButterKicap, Malaysia Tatler, Tatler Weddings, Harper’s Bazaar, 417 Magazine and was recently featured as a Super FEMALE for female magazine.

To learn more, connect with her on her website or follow her on socialmedia @rachealkwacz !

ARE YOU READY FOR THIS??!?!?

We have some amazing workshops/activities/playdates/pop-ups lined up for the holiday season! There's bound to be a little something for everyone so please register early as we expect lots of excited, fun, mamas, daddies and little ones!
______________

🌈 30 Days, 30 tips
Join Racheal nightly for a mama and Child & Family Development Specialist tip covering topics like Respectful Parenting, marriage, food wars, sibling rivalry, work-life balance, #kacaumamahacks, tried-and-tested recommendations.

⏲️ Nightly
📍 instagram.com/rachealkwacz
______________

🌈 The children's house : MAMA & DADDY DATE NIGHT
(By invitation only)

📅 Saturday, November 9, 2019
⏲️ Session 1: 5pm - 7pm
⏲️ Session 2: 8pm - 10pm
📍 Alila Hotel, Bangsar

Ready for a night of joyful connection with your spouse? Needing a break from the relentless caring and parenting?

Come join Racheal Kwacz for a cosy romantic night of love and laughter with your partner-in-crime!

• Specially curated by Racheal Kwacz, Child & Family Development Specialist
• Extend the night at Alila Bangsar and enjoy the exclusive staycation rate
• Relax and enjoy the time together without having to worry about planning anything
• Rediscover and connect with your spouse in privacy
• Play, laugh, fall in love all over again with each other
• Meet other parents in the same season
• Appreciate and celebrate the joys of marriage and parenthood together
________

🌈 Odyssey The Global Preschool Malaysia : MAMA TRIBE DAY OUT
(By invitation only)

📅 Wednesday, November 13, 2019
⏲️ 10am - 1pm
📍 Bucolic Café, Setia Avenue

Back by popular demand, come join Racheal Kwacz, Child & Family Development Specialist and mama for another Moms' Day Out where mothers will get to be seen, poured into, appreciated, and have a little bit of fun. So drop-off the kids at school, come over, and just be you for a little while.
______________

🌈 Supparetreat Alumni - #BetterTogether : CHARLIE'S ANGEL SCREENING
(By invitation only)

📅 Wednesday, November 13, 2019
⏲️ 7:30pm
📍 TGV, One Utama

This is an exclusive invite for our Supparetreat alumni in celebration of our sisterhood! Let's continue to empower all women.
*Limited to 30 spots only
______________

🌈 Playground Borneo: OH WHAT FUN!

📅 Saturday, November 16, 2019
⏲️ 1-6pm
📍 The Playground Borneo, Publika

Join us for an afternoon of Merry Making and get your Silly Season gifts sorted! Guests will get to have a lucky reading from the fortune readers of Borneo and create their own Bowerhaus hair slide. Holiday collections and gift sets from sereni & shentel, Bowerhaus, RoaSkye, rachealkate.

(rachealkate by Racheal Kwacz is a collection of thoughtfully curated gifts for littles that are developmentally-appropriate, non-toxic and safe, beautifully designed eco-friendly products made from sustainably sourced FSC-certified wood and paper and printed with vegetable and soy-based inks and water-based paints.

As a lover of encouragement and beautiful stationery, the store also carries the perfect little pick-me-up for a mama or her tribe.)
______________

🌈FrogAsia : LEAPS OF KNOWLEDGE CONFERENCE 2019

📅 Saturday, November 23, 2019
⏲️ 9-6pm
📍 JW Marriott, KL

Reignite your purpose! Leaps of Knowledge invites you to reignite joy and purpose in being a gamechanger in education. Listen, mingle, share and learn from the world's leading technologists, innovators, and shapers. Be part of the journey, book your tickets now!

Racheal will be leading two breakout sessions:

1. Applying Respectful Parenting Principles in the Classroom
What is Respectful Parenting? Is this applicable to me as an educator? What does the research say and why is this important? Come for an warm, engaging, dialogue on equipping and empowering classrooms and homes with tools to raising kind, compassionate, confident, resilient little ones.

2. Protective Behaviors and Body Safety Tips
1 in 10 children will be sexually abused before they turn 18, what can we do as educators and parents to protect our children? What are some of the best international practices that we need to incorporate in our classrooms and homes? Stand up and show up for our little ones as we teach them how to empower and defend themselves against predators.

Register at leapsofknowledge.com
RM 120 (earlybird) / RM 260
______________

🌈Respecting Parenting: Surviving to Thriving

📅 Saturday, November 30, 2019
⏲️ 10am - 6pm
📍 Stripes Hotel, KL

An exclusive one-day intensive workshop with Child & Family Development Specialist, Racheal Kwacz, discover a more intimate way of parenting and raising kind, compassionate, resilient, confident, little ones that won't divide or separate you from each other. Warm and engaging, Racheal will equip and empower you with helpful tools to really understand the heart of parenting with profound experientials, role-plays, dialogue and discussion, marrying the ideals of Respectful Parenting principles in a Asian context.

[ Topics that will be covered in the workshop ]
+ Understanding the why and our Heart-Gut-Brain connection
+ Creating firm boundaries without ruining the parent-child relationship
+ Marrying different parenting styles - spouse, parents, inlaws, outlaws, kakaks
+ Responding to your child and connecting empathy with rebellion
+ Turning tears into intimate moments of bonding that encourage progress
+ Communicating with your little one and learning to see the big picture in the little details
+ Coping with the loneliness and burn-out without losing yourself
+ Finding time and enjoying each other while juggling the responsibilities

[ Who is this workshop for? ]
This is for any parent whether you are in the planning stages and just trying to get equipped, pregnant and readying your ammo, or deep in the throes and trenches of parenting. It doesn't matter if you've never or already attended a Racheal Kwacz workshop, this is a comprehensive course that marries the best-of-the-best and promises an unforgettable confidence-building day that will radically change your parenting.

[ How much does it cost? ]
RM 895 / per person (early bird)
RM 995 / per person (regular)
RM 1595 / per couple (guardians of the same child)
Includes morning and afternoon tea break and workshop materials

To register, please email jasmine@suppagood.com
______________

🌈The Ritz-Carlton, Kuala Lumpur X Racheal Kwacz : TEDDY BEAR TEATIME

📅 Saturday & Sunday, December 7-8, 2019
⏲️ 2:30 - 5:30pm
📍 The Ritz-Carlton, KL

The much-loved Ritz-Carlton tradition continues with the Teddy Bear Teatime this festive season. Children will be most entertained building their own teddy bears while delighting in the delicious teddy-bear themed afternoon tea. Curated and hosted by Child & Family Development Specialist, Racheal Kwacz, enjoy an afternoon of delightful surprises and family time together.

To register or for more info:
Whatsapp : 018-929-2174 / Email: dining@ritzcarltonkl.com
RM 160 per adult / RM 115 per child under 12
______________

🌈 The Children's House: FAMILY DAY OUT!
(By invitation only)

📅 Saturday, December 14, 2019
⏲️ 9am-12pm

Enjoy a fun day out together in nature, playing, discovering, exploring as a family while in community with others. Build your tribe and each other as Child & Family Development Specialist, Racheal Kwacz, hosts and curates the ultimate family fun playdate!
______________

🌈HTBB Church: CAROLS BY CANDLELIGHT & CHRISTMAS MARKET
(Tickets required)

📅 Saturday & Sunday, December 14-15, 2019
⏲️ 5pm and 7pm
📍 Holy Trinity Bukit Bintang

You are warmly invited to Carols by Candlelight at Holy Trinity Bukit Bintang - an evening of readings and traditional carols, performed with a full orchestra and choir. Seating is unreserved and tickets will become invalid 20 minutes before the start of the service, so please arrive with plenty of time to avoid disappointment. Beautifully curated Christmas market to follow with mulled cider and mince pies.
______________

Racheal Kwacz is a Child & Family Development Specialist, women’s leadership speaker and mama tribe writer. Having trained, educated, and lived in the USA, Racheal studied under Deborah Carlisle Solomon, former RIE Executive Director, in Magda Gerber’s Educaring Approach. She has a degree in Theatre and Child & Family Development and is a master of marrying both her backgrounds into a lively, fun, interactive experience for her audiences and workshop participants.

As a thought leader, Racheal has had years of international experience working with children, training teachers, leading and developing curriculum for childcare centres as well as being a parent educator. She specializes in babies and toddlers 3-and under; focuses on equipping and empowering parents with tools for Respectful Parenting through “The RACHEAL Method”. Her most popular sold-out workshops include "Toddler Wars", "Preschool Wars", "Food Wars", and she recently led a dialogue with 180 pediatricians, obstetricians and gynaecologists on "Device Wars".

She writes parenting articles with Happy Go KL and is regularly featured on BFM Radio. She has also previously appeared in various publications including The Star, TimeOut, TimeOut Kids, Aforadio, BFM Radio, Her World, New Straits Times, Sinar Harian, Borneo Post, Zafigo, ButterKicap, Malaysia Tatler, Tatler Weddings, Harper’s Bazaar, 417 Magazine and was recently featured as a Super FEMALE for female magazine.

To learn more, connect with her on her website or follow her on socialmedia @rachealkwacz !

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If you’re feeling a little down, here’s what you can do:

1. Remember Allah and make dhikir for truly through his remembrance will hearts find ease.
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2. Go call you friends! Sometimes all it takes is that 1 coffee session, and you will feel uplifted again!
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3. Make plans to travel, seeing the world does change perspective, gives you the chance to explore, learn and make to lots of dua ( as a traveler!) So hold on to your good friends who remind you of Allah and help you rush to do good deeds, as Allah says :- 'And hold fast , all of you together to the rope of Allah , and do not seperate'
(3:103)
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Prophet Muhammed said "You shall not enter Paradise until you believe; and you will not bellieve until you love one another. Shall I not guide you to a thing? Which when done , will make you love one another: Spread the greeting of Salam among you"- (Muslim).
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So let’s make that intention to be good friends and love one another for the sake of Allah today!
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If you want to hear more from Mizznina, make new friends and a timeout from the city life, join us at our upcoming event, FAiTHCATION! Register now at events.dops.tv (link at bio)! Tag your family and friends, benefit from the retreat together!

#dopstv #dopsinspiration #dopsadvice #askdops #askmizznina #lifestyle #friends #goodfriends #friendsinislam

Allen Iverson scored enough points to catch Shaquille O'Neal but not enough for the Philadelphia 76ers to catch the Charlotte Hornets.

Iverson scored 39 points to take over the league scoring lead from O'Neal but the Hornets found the range in overtime and dealt the 76ers a 117-110 loss that dumped them into seventh place in the Eastern Conference.

Elden Campbell scored seven of his 18 points in overtime for the Hornets, who blew a 21-point first-half lead and needed a reverse dunk by Eddie Jones off an airball by Chucky Brown to force the extra session with 2.9 seconds left in regulation.

"We missed our free throws in the fourth quarter (5-of-9) and missed a big box-out at the end to win the game," Philadelphia coach Larry Brown said. "We talked about boxing out during the timeout. Eddie Jones was incredible for them."

"That was luck. I saw the ball was short," said Jones, who scored 28 points and did a credible job on Iverson.

Iverson had given the 76ers a 100-98 lead with a 3-pointer with 6.8 seconds to go. But he scored only four points in overtime, missing 21-of-35 shots and 7-of-16 free throws overall, as his play resembled the wild offensive game he displayed as a rookie.

"The kid is awesome," Hornets interim coach Paul Silas said. "They ran plays and set great picks for him and he made us pay."

"In overtime, they made some shots and we missed some," Iverson said. "We just didn't execute like we'd like to."

Nevertheless, Iverson is averaging 26.61 points while O'Neal, the superstar center of the Los Angeles Lakers, is at 26.47. On Wednesday, Iverson's 76ers host the Detroit Pistons and O'Neal's Lakers entertain Portland.

If the Sixers (27-22) win, they will be no lower than seventh in the East. They could finish sixth if Milwaukee (28-21) loses at New Jersey or as low as eighth if they lose and New York (26-23) defeats Miami.

"Seventh or eighth means we are still in the playoffs," said Sixers center Matt Geiger, who had 22 points and 13 rebounds but was saddled by foul trouble in trying to defend Campbell in overtime. "We played well enough to get in. ... We will just have to get started tonight with playoff basketball. It is upon us."

David Wesley had 19 points and 10 assists, Bobby Phills scored 17 points and Eldridge Recasner added 16 for Charlotte, which was eliminated from the playoff race Monday but bounced back to beat Philadelphia for the first time in three meetings this season. The Hornets scored the most points against the 76ers this season after combining for only 136 in the first two games.

"We know we're a playoff team," said Jones, who was acquired in a mid-season trade. "We may not be in the playoffs, but we know we're a playoff team."

After a 4-11 start that led to the resignation of coach Dave Cowens, Charlotte (25-24) has gone 21-13 under Silas and visits Boston on Wednesday.

"It's an important game," Silas said. "We're going to do all we can to win it. It would be nice to finish the season on a winning note."

Campbell opened the overtime scoring with a free throw to give the Hornets the lead for good and Wesley drilled a 3-pointer. Philadelphia's Aaron McKie made a jumper but Campbell responded with a nine-footer for a 106-102 lead with 2:59 to go.

Iverson made two free throws but Campbell hit another jumper. McKie's basket cut the deficit to 108-106 with 1:56 left before Phills, Campbell and Jones scored in a 38-second span to seal it at 114-106 with 43 seconds to play.

"We went to Elden a lot late in the game trying to foul Geiger out," Silas said. "He made several big shots in the overtime."

Chucky Brown scored 14 points and Campbell grabbed 11 rebounds for the Hornets, who shot 47 percent (39-of-83) from the field and made 32-of-39 free throws. Campbell and Wesley made six steals each and Jones added five and four blocks.

Rookie Larry Hughes scored 13 points and McKie and Eric Snow added 12 apiece for the Sixers, who shot 45 percent (42-of-94) and held a 48-44 rebounding edge. George Lynch grabbed eight rebounds and Snow handed out eight assists.

The Hornets shot 57 percent (12-of-21) and held the Sixers to just 27 percent (6-of-22) in the first quarter, opening a 36-16 lead. Jones scored 12 points in the period and his dunk gave Charlotte its largest lead at 49-28 with 4:09 left in the second quarter.

The Sixers closed to 58-42 at halftime and Iverson and Geiger scored nine points each in the third quarter to help cut the deficit to 77-74. Hughes' three-point play gave Philadelphia an 80-79 lead with 10:08 left in the fourth quarter.

"If we could have guven the energy we gave in the second half in the beginning of the game, we could have won this game," Brown said. "We can't expect to play this way during the playoffs."

For one game, fellow guards Larry Hughes and Eric Snow stole the spotlight from Allen Iverson.

Hughes hit a tying 3-pointer with seven-tenths of a second left in regulation and Snow sank a 16-footer at the overtime buzzer, giving the Philadelphia 76ers a 122-121 victory over the Detroit Pistons.

In the final two minutes of the fourth quarter, the Pistons did an effective job of cutting off the high-scoring Iverson and appeared to have closed the game with a 7-0 burst until Hughes forced overtime with just his sixth 3-pointer of the season.

Detroit scored the first five points of overtime and still held a 119-114 lead with 1:42 left after consecutive baskets by Jerome Williams. Iverson and Snow made jumpers and the 76ers converted a turnover by Grant Hill into a breakaway layup by Iverson for a 120-119 lead with 16 seconds to go.

Hill atoned for his giveaway by drawing a foul on a drive and making both free throws for a one-point lead with 8.4 seconds left. The Sixers elected not to call timeout and inbounded to the speedy Iverson, who dribbled up the right side of the court and passed to Aaron McKie. McKie swung a pass to the left side to Snow, who faked a defender and buried the open shot as the buzzer sounded.

"It was a great decision because they didn't get to set up and we didn't have to worry about setting up in the half-court," Iverson said. "It was get it and go and it worked for us."

"It was all about taking advantage of the opportunity," Snow said. "I knew they were gonna double-team Allen; I told him so. So I just got the ball, took a good shot and fortunately it went in."

Philadelphia coach Larry Brown did not think Snow would end up with the game in his hands.

"I didn't know he would be the guy but the kid made three jumpers in overtime and played defense like crazy with five fouls on him.," Brown said. "If you ask me if I thought it was going to end like this, I would have said, `No way.' It's a great end to a long day."

Iverson and the rest of the Sixers threw a hug around Snow, a stark contrast to Saturday's 104-91 loss in Detroit. In that game, Brown benched his starters with 8:15 left in the third quarter and Iverson reacted by asking for a trade.

With 76ers president Pat Croce mediating, Brown and Iverson met today and ironed out their differences.

"I felt like I was a 10-year-old kid being punished on Christmas morning with no toys," Iverson said before the game, backing off his trade talk. "I know I reacted badly. If it happens again I won't run my mouth."

"He felt by not playing him I was disrespecting him," Brown said after today's practice. "I felt bad about it because that was not my intention."

After the game, Brown and Iverson appeared to be on the same page.

"There are gonna be days with him that are gonna be rough and some that are gonna be easy. It's like dealing with family," Brown said. "There are things that were said that needed to be said and probably need to be said again."

"After I left the room this morning, I had a good feeling about me, coach and the team," Brown said. "It was the realest conversation I had with coach. I know he's not gonna do anything to hurt this team. Coach and me are gonna do this together. We're all soldiers. It's as simple as that."

Iverson scored 32 points on 12-of-29 shooting. Hughes scored 20 points off the bench. Snow scored six of his 10 points in the extra session and added a season-high 12 assists. Iverson had seven assists and Snow and Hughes made three steals apiece.

"We've got a good group of guys here," Snow said. "Nothing bothers this team much."

Hill scored 32 points on 13-of-22 shooting for the Pistons, who had seven players in double figures.

"We had it covered. We had all the people we wanted to cover and got the ball out of Iverson's hands," Pistons coach Alvin Gentry said. "(Snow) was the guy we wanted to make the shot and to his credit, he did."

With Hill taking control, the Pistons led throughout most of the first three quarters and took an 86-82 advantage into the fourth period. The Sixers opened the quarter with an 11-4 run to take the lead and the Pistons tied it at 101-101 with 3:16 remaining on a 3-pointer by Lindsey Hunter, who scored 10 points.

Iverson answered with a pair of 3-pointers around a basket by Christian Laettner to give Philadelphia a 107-103 lead with 2:19 to go. But Hunter blanketed Iverson down the stretch and his two free throws gave Detroit a 110-107 lead with 5.1 seconds to play, setting up Hughes' heroics.

"They hit two buzzer-beaters, at regulation and at overtime," Hill said. "We're up by three with five seconds to play and we didn't close it out. We have to go back and regroup."