In a recent victory over Pope John of Sparta, N.J., still wearing their green, Nike-made jerseys with St. Patrick across their chests, the Celtics maintained an up-tempo but orderly and team-first approach, a tone set by the low-key Chavannes.
"What emerged was this orderly map," says team leader Michael Long, a neuroscientist at the New York University School of Medicine in New York City.
At the end of which I can honestly say it is the most orderly, positive, happy, benevolent team I've ever been around.
It was assumed by all that penguins were natural leaders - orderly, loyal, and "good team players".
The clinic's attending physician, Dr. Aleksandra V. Gaus, has said she called in the team of orderlies to subdue Mr. Magnitsky because she believed that he was psychotic.
The images we saw on television seemed to reinforce that new image, with thousands of orderly fans cheering their teams of international stars in sweeping stadiums.
Among the surprises in the report is the assertion that Mr. Magnitsky's death in 2009 may have been brought about by a beating at the hands of a team of orderlies at a clinic where he was taken after suffering from abdominal pain and vomiting.
In interviews, medical staff members said that the injuries occurred because Mr. Magnitsky began to act delusional and paranoid, and that a team of eight orderlies was called to subdue him.
A hospital care team might have orderlies, nurses, physician assistants, and of course medical doctors, all of whom have different training but can contribute to the care of a patient.
In major system crises, this typically involves government interventions that include revoking banking licenses, firing top management, bringing in new teams to handle orderly unwinding, and - importantly - downsizing banks and other failing corporate entities that have become too big to manage.
