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聖誕節🎄諗好去邊度開Party未？🤔
晌屋企想自己簡單整下Cocktail飲？梗係睇Flair Iron啦！
片中雞尾酒-Journey🍹
🧪買材料及酒杯？
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【#百事少年BAR Part3】
百事少年吧本月邀請到的學校是
輔仁大學 飲料調製社
在戀愛的3月製作了，初戀的七喜
酸酸甜甜 帶有覆盆子、百香果的果香調酒，
搭配七喜，讓此杯更為清爽😍
猶如回想起當初羞澀地牽起女孩的手，
黃昏時一起走路回家～
酒譜:
White Rum 60ml
檸檬汁 15ml
糖漿 15ml
百香果汁 7.5ml
覆盆子果泥 1 Bar spoon
七喜汽水 100ml
步驟：
1.將Highball glass 冰杯
2.在Boston Shaker中加入：
檸檬汁15 ml、糖漿15 ml、White Rum 60ml、覆盆子果泥1 Bar spoon、百香果汁 7.5ml、適量冰塊，並搖盪均勻
3.取出預冰的Highball glass 加入冰塊，倒入七喜100ml
4.將搖盪過的酒液以濾網過濾並沿著杯緣倒入
5.使用吧匙將冰塊往下戳幾次使材料略為混合呈現出漸層的效果
6.插入吸管及香草作為裝飾
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#創意可樂調飲
鬍子中場三分
1. Giannis Antetokounmpo Blocked on Glass by Aaron Gordon.
2. Ja Morant Fake Behind the Back Dribble
3. Chris Paul Fake Pass to Fool Rudy Gobert.
4. Steve Adams Reverse Layup like a Guard
5. James Harden Half-Court Practice
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Music: Jovial Peyruis
LA
Indiana
LAC 110, IND 99 Paul George 36 Pts Malcolm Brogdon 20 Pts
Cleveland
Boston
BOS 110, CLE 88 Kemba Walker 22 Pts Jordan Clarkson 19 Pts
Toronto
Chicago
TOR 93, CHI 92 Pascal Siakam 22 Pts Zach LaVine 20 Pts
Sacramento
Houston
SAC 119, HOU 118 Buddy Hield 26 Pts Russell Westbrook 34 Pts
Orlando
Milwaukee
MIL 110, ORL 101 Giannis Antetokounmpo 32 Pts Evan Fournier 26 Pts
Detroit
New Orleans
DET 105, NO 103 Derrick Rose 21 Pts Brandon Ingram 31 Pts
Minnesota
Phoenix
PHX 125, MIN 109 Devin Booker 26 Pts Karl-Anthony Towns 33 Pts
Oklahoma City
Utah
OKC 104, UTAH 90 Dennis Schroder 27 Pts Donovan Mitchell 26 Pts
Memphis
Golden State
MEM 110, GS 102 Ja Morant 26 Pts Alec Burks 18 Pts
With three big men sidelined, the Philadelphia
76ers needed more than 25 points from Olympics-bound Allen Iverson.
They got a boost from Kenny Thomas.
Thomas tied his season high with 20 rebounds and scored 15
points as Philadelphia beat Boston 99-78 Thursday night to move one
game behind New Jersey for the Atlantic Division lead.
"I came out a little bit more aggressive in the second half,''
said Thomas, acquired from Houston in December. "I just tried to
go out and rebound, and if the points came, they came.''
He had seven rebounds and 10 points in the third quarter, when
Philadelphia erased a 44-43 halftime deficit and led 79-66 going
into the fourth quarter -- thanks to Iverson's 40-foot heave at the
third-quarter buzzer.
In the first half, Iverson had 18 of the 76ers' points, eight of
their 16 field goals, three of their six assists, five of their six
steals and their only blocked shot.
"I don't think this was Allen's best, but he did amazing
things,'' Philadelphia coach Larry Brown said. "Allen kept us in
the game early.''
Iverson said hasn't been notified officially, but a basketball
source told The Associated Press on condition of anonymity that the
76ers' guard will be asked to join the U.S. team for the 2004
Olympics.
"I didn't concentrate on it as much because I had a game to
play,'' he said. "It's just a great feeling to be able to
represent the USA.''
The 6-foot-7 Thomas represented the 76ers and their ailing
frontline very well.
"That's the way it has to be for any kind of successful team,
because this game is so physical and the season is so long,''
Iverson said.
Todd MacCulloch is on the injured list, Keith Van Horn missed
his third straight game with an injured left foot, and Derrick
Coleman didn't return after straining his left quadriceps in the
second quarter. He finished with six points and two rebounds in 14
minutes.
He didn't say if he would play Friday night at New York.
The 76ers didn't need him, finishing with 15 offensive rebounds,
six by Thomas.
"It seemed like 75,'' Boston coach Jim O'Brien said. "We did
not get the job done on the glass, no matter who we had in the
game.''
Boston was led by Paul Pierce's 24 points and 11 rebounds. But
Antoine Walker was held to 12 points, eight below his average.
The Celtics played their second game in two nights after
clinching a playoff berth with a victory at Washington on
Wednesday.
"We are a team that thrives on energy, and we didn't have any
energy to battle back,'' Walker said.
Boston fell 1 1/2 games behind New Orleans for the fifth spot in
the Eastern Conference and leads seventh-place Orlando by 1 1/2.
The Celtics started well, building their biggest lead of the
game, 14-4, with 6:09 left in the first quarter.
But a 9-0 run put the 76ers ahead 43-42 with 4.4 seconds left in
the first half. Then Tony Delk's layup with 1.6 seconds left gave
Boston a one-point lead at intermission.
The 76ers went ahead to stay on Tyrone Hill's jumper that made
it 45-44. They led 73-66, then scored the next 12 points -- the last
six of the third quarter and the first six of the fourth.
"We did all the gutty things'' late in the third quarter,
Iverson said. "When I was struggling, my teammates were there to
pick up the slack.''
Aaron McKie started the surge with a 3-pointer. After Iverson's
long shot, Thomas made two free throws, and McKie and Hill sank
layups for an 85-66 lead with 8:43 left in the game.
"They have really improved their depth,'' O'Brien said.
"Picking up Kenny Thomas in the middle of the year was a great,
great addition.''
Boston didn't score in the fourth quarter until Walker's layup
with 3:45 gone made it 85-68. Philadelphia took its biggest lead,
95-70, on McKie's basket with 2:09 left.
Allen Iverson had the finish Paul Pierce and Antoine Walker were looking for.
Iverson scored eight of his 28 points in the final 73 seconds to salvage his team's season and lead the Philadelphia 76ers to an 83-81 victory over the Boston Celtics that evened their Eastern Conference first-round series at two games each.
"Win. It's the only thing we can think about," Iverson said. "We fought hard to get back in the series. We're really not thinking about anything more. The only thing I care about is finishing out."
After shooting poorly all game, Iverson made his last three shots and two clinching free throws that sent the series between the long-time rivals back to Boston for Game Five on Friday.
Iverson upstaged Pierce and Walker, who are playing in their first postseason. They have carried the Celtics all season but again came up just a bit short in their quest to eliminate the defending Eastern Conference champions.
Pierce had to work hard for his 20 points as he struggled for most of the game before coming alive briefly in the fourth quarter. Walker scored 25 points but was scoreless in the final period.
"This is what playoff basketball is all about," Pierce said. "Nobody said it was going to be easy when we got here. It's obviously not."
"It's hard to get the clinching game," said Iverson, who has gotten five of them in his career. "Those shots at the beginning of the game are a lot easier than the ones at end of the game, when you're looking to close a team out."
The 76ers found themselves trailing 77-75 with 1:17 remaining and watched as Aaron McKie missed the potential tying free throws. But the second miss was back-tapped to Iverson, who quickly drove for a tough floating layup.
"Even though he was struggling shooting, we were still in the game," 76ers coach Larry Brown said. "He was 5-for-21 and we still were in it. He kept his head, and obviously he made a huge shot on the missed free throws. "
"(Derrick Coleman) tapped it and it just went right into my hands," Iverson said. "I saw that there wasn't anyone on the right side of the floor, so I took it right and tried to put it off the glass. It hit the side of the rim, but I guess I shot it soft enough that it was able to go in."
At the other end, McKie poked the ball away from Pierce. Eric Snow picked it up and fed a streaking Iverson for a layup and a 79-77 lead with 54 seconds to go.
Pierce missed a layup, but the rebound was tipped to Rodney Rogers, whose banker tied it with 38 seconds left. Iverson responded with a fadeaway jumper over Kenny Anderson for an 81-79 edge with 22 seconds to go.
Walker left a 3-pointer short, and it bounced out of bounds with 2.3 seconds to play. Iverson was fouled and made both free throws to seal it.
"I know that the play did run correctly," Walker said. "I was feeling it all night. It felt good leaving my hands. I thought I was going to make it."
Coleman had 14 points and nine rebounds and Dikembe Mutombo added 10 and 14 for the Sixers, who are trying to defy history. They have never won a series after losing the first two games, and only six teams have erased an 0-2 deficit to win a best-of-five series.
"They had the momentum the first two game at home," McKie said. "They played well, they made shots and made plays. We came here in Philly and we scratched and clawed and got two wins. Now I think the pressure pretty much is on those guys. We have come out and be aggressive and attack those guys early."
"A series played this hard maybe should go down to five games," Celtics coach Jim O'Brien said. "May the best team win."
Pierce made 7-of-16 shots but battled foul trouble and sloppiness. He committed seven turnovers and was hounded by McKie in the final period.
"I was pretty much trying to do the same things I had been doing all series long, just push him out a little and make him work for his shots," McKie said. "You have to understand, when you're playing the games, there are players who are going to touch the ball 50-60 percent of the time. They are going to get their baskets and they are going to go to the free throw line. You want to make them work for it and make it tough."
Walker made 9-of-21 shots and again was launching from deep, hitting 5-of-11 3-pointers. He has attempted 26 3-pointers in the last two games after taking just seven in the first two.
Boston was 9-of-29 from the arc and under 40 percent (31-of-78) overall. It shot just 14 free throws while Philadelphia attacked the basket more often and attempted 30.
"They took 29 threes again," Brown said. "Even though they make some that break your back, we have to find a way to keep them out on the perimeter."
"I just worry about shot selection," O'Brien said. "I don't worry about missing sometimes."
In a game that was tight throughout, the Sixers led 38-36 at halftime. Walker scored 11 points in the third quarter, including five in a 7-0 spurt that gave the Celtics a 61-55 lead late in the period.
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