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FULL-TIME: The referee blows the final whistle and South Korea will join Argentina in the last 16 of the World Cup. The Super Eagles had their chances but failed to take them as the hard working Taeguk Warriors progress to the second round. The Koreans will face Uruguay while Argentina will take on Mexico just as they did at the same stage four years ago. Nigeria follow fellow African nations Cameroon and hosts South Africa out of the tournament.
Nigeria look for an opening in a desperate finish to this game. Danny Shittu is penalised for holding back Park Chu-young.
Three minutes of stoppage time as Obinna has another pop at goal from distance, but this time Jung Sung-ryong is untroubled as the ball flies well wide.
Victor Obinna shows fine composure to swivel and left fly with a right-foot strike which shudders the side-netting. Some people in the stadium thought that was in.
Argentina have made it 2-0 against Greece and its all down to the final few moments in Durban now as Nigeria look for the opening.
The Taeguk Warriors are now looking to hold what they have and hit Nigeria on the counter attack when they get an opportunity.
A great chance for Nigeria. Chinedu Obasi finds substitute Obafemi Martins in space but the former Newcastle striker's attempted chip falls just wide of the far post. He just put too much into that as he attempted a precise finish.
Nigeria are desperately trying to push players forward. They certainly have the ability. One goal for The Super Eagles now will take them through as we enter the final ten minutes of this entertaining match.
The news has come through that Argentina lead Greece 1-0, so as things stand, South Korea will join the South Americans in the second round.
Park Ji-sung picks out Lee Chung-yong in lots of space but his measured effort is pushed around the far post by Enyeama.
Park Ji-sung shows some neat skill as he skips away from Uwa Elderson before rifling his low drive against the side netting.
A game of real drama in Durban. The Nigerians are not giving up without a fight. Chinedu Obasi goes down with cramp.
Cha Du-ri digs out a cross down the right which Danny Shittu totally miss kicks as the ball travels agonisingly wide of goal. The Bolton defender is a relieved man.
Yakubu makes up for his terrible miss as he slides the ball into the bottom right-hand corner with Jung Sung-ryong going the other way. Game on!
What an amazing miss! Kalu Uche picks out Yusuf Ayila and his cross is missed by Jung Sung-ryong leaving Yakubu an open goal, which is suprisingly misses.
Kim Nam-Il goes straight into defence as South Korea to to hold what they have with less than half-an-hour to go.
Chinedu Obasi goes on a incisive run but Korea take the sting out of the play, winning the ball well and counter-attacking,
Nigeria are looking for the pace of Obafemi Martins now but South Korea are looking very comfortable on the ball as they look to make their first change of the game.
SUBSTITUTION: Impact player Obafemi Martins is on for Nwankwo Kanu. The Portsmouth striker has simply ran out of steam.
Lee Young-pyo finds Park Ji-sung down the right but the Manchester United man cannot find Park Chu-young in the box and Nigeria clear their lines.
Dickson Etuhu brings down Lee Chung-yong for another free-kick. This time from distance but goalscorer Park Chu-young fizzles his long-ranger just wide of goal. He really got behind that strike. Very unlucky from the Monaco striker, who really has impressed tonight.
Nigeria are heading out of the World Cup as things stand and the Koreans are on course for a place in the last-16 as things stand.
The perfect start to the second half for South Korea. From the free-kick just outside the area to the right, Park Chu-young's right-foot effort bends around the wall and past a a perplexed Enyeama, who tried to anticipate the strike over the wall.
HALF-TIME: We're all level and still all to play for in Durban. Also level between Argentina and Greece, so nothing has really changed in the group. The Nigerians started well and deservedly took the lead but it was South Korea who finished the half stronger and levelled matters seven minutes before the break. Kanu has been very influencial for The Super Eagles but can he maintain his fitness or will the super fit Koreans take charge in the second half.
Nigeria win a late free-kick but there is no more time left as the referee blows his whistle for half-time.
Park Ji-sung attempts to find Park Chu-young but the ball runs out of play and a goal kick is given.
We have two added minutes at the end of the first half. The impressive Danny Shittu is down in the Korean half looking to get in a cross but is dispossessed.
The South Koreans are finishing the half much the stronger side now as they press for the lead. Nigeria look happy to see out these final few minutes of the half.
YELLOW CARD: Yusuf Ayila is booked for a late tackle on Kim Jung-woo and he is booked by referee Olegario Benquerenca.
South Korea are awarded a free-kick and Ki Sung-yong's superb inswinging delivery is stabbed into the back of the net by Lee Jung-soo to restore parity in Durban.
YELLOW CARD: Chinedu Obasi is booked for a late challenge on Lee Young-pyo and he will now miss the next match.
Nigeria almost double their lead. Kanu links the play ever so well as he finds Kalu Uche in space but his daisy cutter strikes the post and Korea are let off the hook.
The Koreans win a free-kick 30-yards out and Park Chu-young's attempted effort fails to trouble Enyeama in the Nigerian goal. That was a decent opportunity.
Ki Sung-yong's inswinging free-kick is almost met by Park Chu-young but Enyeama is there to fist the ball away.
Drama at the other end as Vincent Enyeama goes on walk about pulling Park Ji-sung's shirt and the Manchester United man is awarded a free-kick just outside the area on the left.
The Nigerians have been far the better team in the half so far. Yakubu and Kanu have been a real threat as has the pacey winger Chinedu Obasi as he threatens again down the right hand side.
Park Ji-sung finds Park Chu-young down the channel but the Monaco striker fires his shot staright at Enyeama.
Yakubu shows excellent feet to get away from Cho Yong-hyung and find Chinedu Obasi, but the winger's thunderous drive flies wide of goal and 'keeper Jung Sung-ryong isn't troubled.
Nigeria win a free-kick thanks to work from Ayila. Kalu Uche curls his 25-yarder over the bar, but a decent effort nevertheless.
Yusuf Ayila brings down Park Ji-sung for a free-kick down the right. Yeom Ki-hun's delivery is headed away for a corner.
South Korea coach Huh Jung-Moo looks on as he knows his side must try to be more positive as they search to restore parity.
The Taeguk Warriors will attempt to hit straight back now but its the Nigerians who are looking the more composed side early on.
Right-back Chidi Odiah goes on a positive run and his delivery is met by Kalu Uche ahead of Cha Du-ri to give Nigeria the early lead here in Durban. What a turn up for the books this could be.
Danny Shittu goes down in a heap. His heads back to Enyeama but as he attempts to get to his feet, he falls to the floor grabbing his knee and is need of some immediate attention.
Ki Sung-yong has an attempted shot on goal but his effort flies well over the bar. Worth a shot for the playmaker.
Yakubu picks up the ball and runs at the Korean defenders but he is dispossessed as Ayila brings down the dangerman Park Ji-sung for a free-kick.
Yusuf Ayila puts himself about as he goes in with a crunching early challenge and the referee awards Korea a free-kick.
Rabiu Afolabi gives away a sloppy pass and the ball is played into Lee Chung-yong who shots just wide of goal. The Bolton midfielder is injured after his effort, as he is clattered by 'keeper Vincent Enyeama.
We are underway in this crucial knock-out tie - which it really is now in Durban. Hopefully this will be a cracker with all to play for.
How about Nigeria starting with Portsmouth's Nwankwo Kanu alongside Everton's Yakubu. Kanu has played in a few World Cup's now, but can he inspire The Super Easgles tonight. Obafemi Martins is left on the bench as the side's enter the Moses Mabhida stadium.
KEY MATCH-UP: Dickson Etuhu v Park Ji-Sung. Etuhu is Fulham's defensive midfield destroyer and the big man is likely to be handed the key task of trying to keep the Manchester United midfielder quiet tonight.
South Korea start with a 4-2-3-1 formation once again. Park Chu-young is the lone striker with Park Ji-Sung in support.
Here are the many different permutations ahead of tonight's enounter. Should Nigeria beat South Korea and Greece lose to Argentina, then it comes down to goal difference and then number of goals scored in all games to determine the second-placed team. If it's still level after all of this, then it could come down to the final straw - FIFA drawing lots!
South Korea have never lost against Nigeria, winning twice and drawing once against the Africans. The Super Eagles will be looking for their first tournament win since their 1998 victory over Bulgaria - a run of seven matches (one draw, six defeats).
South Korea have to match the Greeks result against Argentina to go through - so long as they don't lose. Cha Du-Ri comes in for Oh Beom-Seok at the back in the only change to the side.
Nigeria captain Nwankwo Kanu gets his first start in the World Cup. In midfield, Kanu and Yussuf Ayila come in for Lukman Haruna and the suspended Sani Kaita for a game Nigeria must win. Marseille's Taye Taiwo makes way for Rabiu Afolabi in defence, while Chinedu Obasi takes the place of Peter Odemwingie up front.
SOUTH KOREA: Jung Sung-Ryong - Cha Du-Ri, Cho Yong-Hyung, Lee Jung-Soo, Lee Young-Pyo - Lee Chung-Yong, Ki Sung-Yueng, Kim Jung-Woo, Park Ji-Sung (capt) - Park Chu-Young, Yeom Ki-Hun.
NIGERIA: Vincent Enyeama - Chidi Odiah, Joseph Yobo, Danny Shittu, Rabiu Afolabi - Dickson Etuhu, Nwankwo Kanu (capt), Yussuf Ayila, Kalu Uche - Yakubu Ayegbeni, Chinedu Ogbuke Obasi.
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Boyd went 6-for-10 from the field, including 4-of-6 from 3-point range for the Longhorns (7-2). Brittainey Raven added 13 points, and Earnesia Williams had 11 points, four rebounds, two blocks and two steals.
Elisa Beagle led the Islanders (1-7) with nine points and six rebounds.
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Texas shot 53 percent from the field in building a 45-19 halftime lead. A & M-Corpus Christi shot 23 percent.
No. 9 Oklahoma 67, Tulsa 47: At Tulsa, Okla., Courtney Paris scored 17 points and matched her season-high with 22 rebounds.
Freshman Danielle Robinson added 11 points, and Jenny Vining scored a career-high 10 points, including eight during one first-half spurt, as the Sooners (6-2) won their sixth straight game after starting their season with losses against top-five opponents Maryland and Tennessee.
Paris, the reigning AP player of the year, extended her streak of double-doubles to 69 games.
Tulsa scored six straight points to get within 48-36 on Kensey Hall's free throw with 12:05 to play but then didn't score again for the next 4½ minutes as the Sooners reeled off six in a row.
Paris' putback gave Oklahoma its largest lead to that point at 58-38, and the lead soon ballooned to 24 on Robinson's three-point play.
Chanel Johnson, a transfer from Alabama, led Tulsa with 12 points before fouling out with 4:06 remaining.
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Speakers at the 23nd annual Long Island Sound Citizens Summit will discuss the Sound's past and how to update its restoration plan.
A conference this week will look at Long Island Sound's past 400 years and discuss how a 20-year-old blueprint for restoring the Sound can be updated.
More than 23 million people live within 50 miles of the water body. Some of them on Friday will be at the 23nd annual Long Island Sound Citizens Summit at Iona College in New Rochelle.
The summit will highlight Adriaen Block's voyages through the Sound centuries ago and speakers will also discuss priorities for its continued protection.
Save the Sound, the Long Island Sound Study and the New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission are organizing the event, which will run from 9 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. You can register and find more information online.


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One of the better cocktail and spirits apps available for the iPad this week received its first update. Martha Stewart Cocktails is now spruced up for the holidays and is offering free drink recipes to entertain your guests during the coming weeks.
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How does a Banana Peanut Butter Smoothie sound? How about one made with Avocado and Pear. These and other recipes have come to the iPad courtesy the new Whole Living Smoothies app.
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A Survey of the Physical Education Programs for Girls in the Affiliated Schools within a Radius of Sixty Miles of Denton Texas
Date: June 1939
Creator: Morriss, May
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Correlation of Humus and Water Content on Saba Clay, Denton, Texas
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Parasites of the Cricket Frog, Acris Crepitans, of Denton County, Texas
Date: August 1968
Creator: Block, Edward F.
Description: The purpose of this study was threefold. The literature concerning parasites of A. crepitans was to be brought up to date. Contributions to the general body of knowledge pertaining to the parasitic fauna of host specimens of A. crepitans and specifically those found in Denton County, Texas, were to be made. Finally, specimens found parasitizing host specimens of A. crepitans were to be preserved and classified.
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The Autecology of Celtis Laevigata in Flood Plain Forests of Denton County, Texas
Date: January 1970
Creator: Hander, Lecil B.
Description: This thesis describes the present nature of one facet of some of the flood plain forest stands in Denton County, Texas. The specific purpose was to demonstrate the presence or absence of difference between the Celtis laevigata (commonly known as the hackberry, southern hackberry or sugarberry) populations in stands on Denton Creek and Elm Fork of the Trinity River.
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A Study of a Branchiobdellid from Denton County, Texas
Date: May 1970
Creator: Koepp, Stephen J.
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A Comparison of the Carbon Dioxide and Oxygen Rate of Change Methods for Measuring Primary Productivity
Date: May 1969
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Seasonal Variations in the Microflora of Four Denton County, Texas, Sandy Soils
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A Chemical Investigation of Lake Dallas to Determine the Factors Influencing Plankton Growth.
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COLLEGE STATION -- Steve Canon has been hired as the manager for the Texas A&M equestrian team's new facility Head Coach Tana Rawson announced on Tuesday.
Canon will be the equine facility manager for the new barn and practice
arena that will be built adjacent to the Brazos County Expo Center this
spring. The Aggies are currently scheduled to continue practicing and
competing at N.W. ?Dick¹ Freeman Arena for the duration of the 2007-08 athletic year.
³We are very excited about adding Steve to our staff,² Rawson said. ³He comes to us with a great background and a wealth of knowledge that will only help us as we further our program.²
Canon earned a bachelor¹s degree in recreation, parks, and tourism from Texas A&M in 2001. He recently finished up a master¹s degree in agriculture this August from A&M in equine reproduction.
Following the completion of his undergraduate degree, Canon served as the horse program director at the Rockin C Ranch in Lindale from 2001 to 2004
He moved to Caldwell in 2004 to serve as a personal trainer and farrier,
which he has done in six counties, until his recent hire onto Texas A&M
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"I am excited about this new position with the equestrian team,² Canon said.
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Healthy Newton Omnium GCS Race!
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For the Cat3 State Championship Road Race which was neutralized before the finish due to inclement weather, all riders who crossed the finish with 4 laps completed have earned earned 2nd place GCS points. Will Eustace has earned 1st place points as well as the State Championship jersey for his boldness to go for a breakaway as well as his >2 minute lead on the field at the time of neutralization. This decision was reached unanimously by the chief referee and the GBRA Board of Directors at our meeting conducted on 6/6/2016. While this is certainly not the optimal outcome for a race, we felt it was the best outcome given the inclement weather. Any questions regarding this decision may be directed to email@example.com.
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With the increasing proliferation and attainability of especially lightweight bikes, GBRA would like the remind Georgia racers that USA Cycling races ARE goverend by the UCI's rules regarding rider equipment. The UCI currently sets the minimum bike weight limit at 6.8kg (14.99lbs) and riders' equipment is subject to inspection at amateur racing events. There are in fact a number of rules set by the UCI to promote safety and fairness with regard to rider equipment; an informative presentaiton regarding these regulations can be found here. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to GBRA at firstname.lastname@example.com. See you on the road!
2016 Georgia Championship Series Races
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Mission Source Tour of the Southern Highlands Stage Race
March 4-6, 2016
Blue Goose Road Race
April 10, 2016
PAALS Criterium Georgia Criterium Championships
May 14, 2016
Middle Georgia Time Trial
May 21, 2016
Belton Bridge Classic State Road Championships
June 4, 2016
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July 10, 2016
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August 6-7, 2016
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August 21, 2016
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All officials must submit to a US Olympic Committee (USOC) mandated background check, valid for two years. The cost for the check is $21.25. USA Cycling does not accept other company's background checks, including those of government entities.
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2016 GBRA Board Officers Announced
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Brasstown Bald TT Cancelled
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The GCS Final results are now available HERE!!
The review period ends on August 29, 2015
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The Grant Park Criterium is the final stop for the Georgia State Championship Series! The results should be up to date and visible on the website, this evening following the conclusion of racing.
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|Late charge: Zdeno Chara and Patrice Bergeron lift Bruins to win over Islanders
|01.25.13 at 9:35 pm ET
Zdeno Chara fired a wrist shot past Rick DiPietro with just under 13 minutes left in the third period to break a 2-2 tie, as the Bruins bounced back from their first loss of the season with a 4-2 win over the Islanders Friday night at TD Garden. Rookie sensation Dougie Hamilton added two assists and set up Boston's fourth goal with a pretty outlet pass as the Garden crowd began to chant his name.
The Bruins overcame a two-goal night from Waltham and Chelmsford, Mass. native Keith Aucoin to improve to 3-0-1 in the young season. With seven points on the season, they also have gained a point in all four games.
Tuukka Rask has started all four games and stopped 24 of 26 shots on the night to record his third win.
The Bruins jumped on top just under five minutes into the game when Shawn Thornton collected a loose puck and put it past DiPietro. Hamilton set up the goal when he took a shot from the right point that deflected off the stick of Daniel Paille. DiPietro couldn't control the shot and Thornton was in the right spot on the doorstep for his first goal of the season and Hamilton's second NHL point.
The Islanders tied it six minutes later when the red-hot Aucoin took a pass from Colin McDonald from the side of the net and put it past Rask.
The first period featured a fight between Milan Lucic in which the Bruins leveled Matt Carkner with a right cross, getting the Friday night Garden crowd into the game.
The Islanders opened the second period on the power play. While they couldn't score, they used the advantage to gain momentum of the game. That proved productive when Rask and the Bruins allowed a loose puck to bounce uncontrolled to the high slot. Aucoin was in the right spot at the right time again and blasted a slap shot past Rask at 9:50 of the period for an unassisted goal, his second of the game and third in two nights.
The Bruins used good fortune to gain the equalizer four minutes later when David Krejci threw a puck on net from the far boards. The puck glanced off the skate of Islanders defenseman Joe Finley and onto the stick of Gregory Campell, who put it past DiPietro to make it 2-2 after 40 minutes.
With just under 13 minutes left, the Bruins regained the lead when Lucic took a pass from Nathan Horton and fired a pass from the right circle to the tape of Chara. The Bruins captain snapped a wrist shot from the slot past DiPietro to give the Bruins the lead with 12:53 remaining. It was his first goal of the season and he pumped both hands in the air in relief after the goal. Read the rest of this entry »
|Shawn Thornton 'pissed' it took so long, but glad lockout's over
|01.06.13 at 10:22 pm ET
Bruins forward Shawn Thornton said Sunday night that he felt the lockout could have been resolved much sooner were it not for some of the league's tactics. The Bruins' enforcer was quick to point out that the terms of the new CBA are very similar to the players' counter-offer to a take-it-or-leave-it proposal from the league in December, and that the league should have simply accepted it then.
"The settlement that we just made is almost identical to our counter-offer [in early December]," Thornton told WEEI.com. "It wasn't us waiting. It was a lot of theatrics and a lot of blowing up and the NHL locking us out for another month to basically give us what we have now. I wouldn't put that on the players."
While Thornton is glad that hockey is back, he said he's angry that the lockout lasted as long as it did. However, with the 113-day work stoppage in the rear-view mirror, he feels it's important to take a more positive approach.
"I think the anger won't help anything," he said. "Was I pissed that it took that long? Yeah, of course I was. I mean, we missed half a season. That's never fun. It was kind of pointless, but we are at this point either way, so let's just focus on getting ready."
Thornton also hinted that NHLPA executive director Donald Fehr had something along the lines of what to expect in mind, and that the final deal was very similar to that.
"I'm glad he was on our side, let's put it that way," Thornton said of Fehr. "He pretty much predicted how it was going to go the whole way, and it was pretty bang-on."
Asked then if Fehr had given the players an idea of what the final CBA would look like, Thornton backed off a bit and said that Fehr simply did a good job of keeping players at ease despite the uncertainty of the situation.
"I guess his patience and the way he delivered information to us kind of settled the masses and kept us strong the whole way through, that's for sure," Thornton said.
Though he was cautiously optimistic throughout the process, Thornton said he never ruled out the possibility of the league going through with canceling the season.
"We said [the season wouldn't be cancelled] in 2004 when we lost the whole season," he recalled. "Everyone was talking about, 'We can't be the first league to cancel a season, we can't be the first league to cancel a season, we're not strong enough,' and then it was gone. I wasn't putting anything past them."
|If NHLPA wanted a Bruin in the same room as Jeremy Jacobs this week, Shawn Thornton would have gone
|12.07.12 at 3:39 pm ET
When the owners and players set their "rosters," so to speak, for the players/owners-only meetings this week in New York, the group of owners set to attend was a rather interesting one. Ron Burkle (Penguins), Mark Chipman (Jets), Jeff Vinik (Lightning) and Murray Edwards (Flames) — all of whom figured to have a stronger interest to get back on the ice than some of the hardliners — joined Jeremy Jacobs of the Bruins (perceived as a real hardliner's hardline) and Larry Tanenbaum of the Maple Leafs.
Of the group of owners present, Jacobs was perceived as the toughest negotiator of the bunch, and one who's been a bit of a target for frustrated fans and players alike. Also the chairman of the board of governors, Jacobs is viewed as a bottom-line guy, while the newcomers on the owners' side likely encouraged players who wanted more amicable negotiations.
Shawn Thornton, who works for Jacobs, was not among the players present for the meetings, but it wasn't because he would feel uncomfortable in the negotiating room with his boss.
Thornton said Thursday that he "definitely thought about going to New York" for the negotiations, but said previous engagements with the Boston Pops (Wednesday) and Kevin Youkilis' "Youk's Kids" foundation (Thursday) prevented him from going.
However, Thornton said that if the NHLPA decided it would be best to have a Bruin in the room with Jacobs, he would do it.
"Yeah," he said. "It's a business, right? It's a negation. I don't think they take it personally, or they shouldn't. I don't think the players should either. If I got a text saying that it would have been important for me to be there, or for someone on our team to be there, I definitely would have made the effort and would maybe not be [working with the Pops and and attending the 'Youk's Kids' event]. But I talked to them about it and they feel like we had some pretty good representation there. If Sidney [Crobsy]'s there, I don't think they need me."
Eighteen players ended up attending the meetings: Crosby, Craig Adams, David Backes, Michael Cammalleri, B.J. Crombeen, Mathieu Darche, Shane Doan, Ron Hainsey, Shawn Horcoff, Jamal Mayers, Manny Malhotra, Andy McDonald, Ryan Miller, George Parros, Brad Richards, Martin St. Louis, Jonathan Toews and Kevin Westgarth.
|Shawn Thornton 'absolutely pissed,' calls league's offers 'take, take, take'
|11.20.12 at 3:16 pm ET
Bruins forward Shawn Thornton said Tuesday that while he is furious with the lack of progress made between the NHL and NHLPA in negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement, he is trying to be not let his emotions get the best of him. Players such as Ian White of the Red Wings have been outspoken against commissioner Gary Bettman, with White calling the commissioner an "idiot."
"I'm definitely frustrated," Thornton told WEEI.com. "I want to be playing, there's no doubt about that. [I'm] absolutely pissed off that it's the middle of November, going into late November and we're still doing this, but I don't think me badmouthing anyone is going to speed the process up. I'm just trying to not be as emotional as I'd like to be because it just gets me all fired up. That doesn't really do anything, except when I'm sparring with my boxing coach, and he doesn't like it."
Thornton, 35, has been unable to find work since the lockout began. There was some talk of him going to Belfast to play for the Giants (the team the B's played in 2010 preseason exhibition in a city in which he has family ties), but financial issues arose, likely over who would foot the bill for the insurance policy that would be taken out. Thornton said he is still looking and that he would play in Europe if the opportunity presented itself.
"Nothing's out there," he said. "If something comes up I would be more than willing to go. I'd like to be playing by now, but unfortunately it's the top guys that are getting those jobs."
Thornton has attended meetings in Toronto, and more recently, in New York. He put his full support behind union head Donald Fehr while getting a shot in at the league's most recent offer.
"I think he's done a great job so far trying to navigate through this as best as possible because it hasn't been easy on the other side," he said. "I mean, in this last offer, there's nothing that the players get out of it. It's just all take, take, take."
|Tuukka Rask, Daniel Paille join Shawn Thornton for third annual Parkinson's golf tournament
|08.06.12 at 4:09 pm ET
MIDDLETON — Shawn Thornton bounced around a lot of NHL and AHL cities before coming to Boston, so consider him happy to be having the third annual anything in the same spot.
Monday marked Thornton's third annual "Putts and Punches for Parkinson's" at the Ferncroft Country Club in Middleton, a tournament featuring Bruins teammates to raise money for the disease that his grandmother battled for years before she died in 2008.
"Some things have had to come together, contract-wise and all that stuff," Thornton said. "Staying in town definitely helped. The support from everyone around it — pretty much everyone comes back — there's a couple of cancelations every year, but somebody's waiting to step in. The support's been pretty remarkable."
Participating in this year's tournament were teammates Daniel Paille and Tuukka Rask, the only other Bruins currently in town. Though the tournament is about more than golf, Thornton, who does plenty of golfing and boxing in the offseason, said his teammates could get the better of him.
"Paisy is naturally good at everything," Thornton said of his linemate. "I don't think he knows how good he is at everything. Tuukka, I haven't played with him since he got back from Finland, but I heard he's hitting the ball a mile."
Rask had no problem confirming his superiority over Thornton on the golf course when asked whether he could beat the veteran tough guy.
"I could on a good day," Rask said. "… I've finally straightened out my drive, so I've been good. Now that I'm talking about it, I'm sure I'll suck today."
|Daniel Paille: The other Bruin in 'Ted'
|07.20.12 at 12:38 pm ET
While Shawn Thornton makes a brief but notable appearance in the movie "Ted," he isn't the only Bruin in it. Standing next to Thornton in his scene is fellow Merlot-liner Daniel Paille.
The scene, which features the B's tough guy screaming, "You're an [expletive]," jumping out of the crowd at a Norah Jones concert and trying to attack Mark Wahlberg's character at the Hatch Shell, was shot last summer. While Thornton has a line in the brief cameo, standing next to him and minding his own business is Paille.
"I was standing there the whole time. I'm literally right beside him but you probably don't see me because it's more focused on him," Paille told WEEI.com this week. "I believe the clip on him, you can barely recognize him. If you don't know that Shawn's in it, you won't know [I am].
"I think Shawn did a great job. He shows his athletic skills," Paille added with a laugh. "I don't think there will be any bloopers of him. He did pretty good the whole time."
Thornton got the gig by nearly having a cameo in the series finale of "Entourage." He'd gone to the set of "Ted" to meet with Wahlberg about it during the 2010-11 season, and though the team's Stanley Cup run that year conflicted with shooting, he had made enough of an impression on Seth MacFarlane to land the role in "Ted." The story of how Paille wound up on screen is a bit more casual.
"Shawn was already pre-planned, and I got a call that night asking if I wanted to stand next to him," Paille said. "I was more than willing to do that, and for me it was a lot more fun than — I don't think I'd want a role if they asked me. I'd be nervous to make a mistake and waste film time. It was a lot of fun."
Thornton himself was nervous about having a line as well ("I was like, '[Expletive], I can't act. Don't give me a line!' " Thornton said), but Paille feels he pulled off the line — consisting of one curse and two other words — pretty well.
"I'm sure he was OK with that," Paille said. "He's yelled some worse things."
|Shawn Thornton talks Tuukka Rask, Malcolm Subban and the Merlot Line
|06.26.12 at 6:14 pm ET
Bruins enforcer Shawn Thornton was at Fenway Tuesday to take in a Red Sox game, and he took a few minutes to talk to WEEI.com's Rob Bradford. Here are a few highlights of the conversation:
On Tuukka Rask being the No. 1 goalie this coming season:
"I've been texting with him. He's back in Finland, so I haven't had a full conversation with him, but I've texted back and forth with him. Not about anything hockey-wise, just life stuff.
"It's June, so I'm not too worried about it right now. I have all the confidence in the world in Tuukka. His numbers have proven that he can start in this league. All his teammates love him. He's a great guy. They still have to re-sign him, but I'm very confident with him between the pipes."
On the team giving three-year deals to line mates Gregory Campbell and Daniel Paille:
"I'm ecstatic. I've loved playing with those guys. We kind of know where each other are on the ice now. We don't have to talk, we've been with each other for so long now that we can kind of just read off each other. That should help us in years to come."
On the chemistry between fourth-liners:
"I've been on it longer, I guess. I get along with them very well as friends, first and foremost, and obviously as teammates. I'm happy to have them back."
On having a Subban (Malcolm Subban) in the organization:
"I don't follow junior hockey, so I didn't even know [P.K. Subban] had a brother playing, to tell you the truth. If he was the best player available and he's going to make our team better in the future, then I mean Peter's a pretty smart man and I'm sure they made the right choice."
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Our first Shabbos leichter was an inexpensive brass model we bought from the Queens Judaica store managed by our beloved uncle, z"l. It served us faithfully until we made aliyah a year later. Then we traveled to Bnei Brak and purchased a stunning pair of silver candlesticks, in a simple yet elegant Yemenite design.
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Reb Elimelech maintained that just for him alone they will have to make a new Gehinnom, for the one that already exists is not adequate enough. He also commented – in his infinite humility – that the reason people come to him and request his assistance with children, health and parnassah is because it is his sins that are responsible for the absence of these blessings.
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Since suffering from colitis as a teen, I finally adopted a strict diet in my 30s that ended my torment. It wasn't easy to forgo white flour, white sugar and all chemical additives, but it meant that I spend the last 40 years pretty much free of doctors, medications and illness, thank God. Thus, I was surprised when two weeks before Rosh Hashanah, I began to experience increasingly severe stomach discomfort – until I was barely able to move. Despite what I was soon to endure, it helped greatly to focus on the moment-to-moment miracles.
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The deception has taken place. Joseph has been sold into slavery. His brothers have dipped his coat in blood. They bring it back to their father, saying: "Look what we have found. Do you recognize it? Is this your son's robe or not?" Jacob recognized it and replied, "It is my son's robe. A wild beast has devoured him. Joseph has been torn to pieces."
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Jacob and Esau are about to meet again after a separation of 22 years. It is a fraught encounter. Once, Esau had sworn to kill Jacob as revenge for what he saw as the theft of his blessing. Will he do so now, or has time healed the wound? Jacob sends messengers to let his brother know he is coming. They return, saying that Esau is coming to meet Jacob with a force of 400 men. We then read: "Then Jacob was greatly afraid and distressed" (Genesis 32:8).
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I almost never met the man I married. No, I am not from a very strict chassidishe home where dating is taboo and a brief meeting suffices before the engagement is announced. My husband and I actually dated for a few months, by which time my parents were beginning to grow concerned and the neighbors were having a heyday gossiping about us. But if not for a significant helping of siyata dishmaya, we never would have managed to get together in the first place.
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Rebecca, hitherto infertile, became pregnant. Suffering acute pain, she went to inquire of the Lord – "vateilech lidrosh et Hashem" (Bereishit 25:22). The explanation she received was that she was carrying twins who were contending in her womb. They were destined to do so long into the future.
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I never thought I would see the day when "Yossie" would smile. He was not an unhappy man, but rather very serious in demeanor. He never said hello, or any words, to his customers other than those absolutely necessary.
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As has been noted in a previous column, Reb Elimelech – like the Baal Shem Tov before him – asserted that pessimism and depression cause sin and spiritual apathy. Repentance (yes, even repentance!) that causes depression and sadness distances the Holy Presence.
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It was the mid '60s and I was living with my mother and brother in public housing on Manhattan's Lower East Side. We moved there from Brooklyn a decade earlier to be near my mother's family when my father died suddenly of a stroke.
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As I sit at my home computer typing these words, virtual gale-force winds are blowing through my apartment, filling it with fresh – and free – air. This has not always been the case. In fact the electric bill for the past two months was astronomical, due in large part to our high usage of air conditioning virtually around the clock.
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Yael was tired of sticking the highchair together with glue or Sellotape. It had lasted through five children, a miracle in itself, but now it seemed to have given up all hope – and decided to self-destruct.
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The call to Abraham, with which Parshat Lech Lecha begins, seems to come from nowhere: "Leave your land, your birthplace, and your father's house, and go to a land that I will show you."
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Is there such a thing as an objective basis of morality? For some time, in secular circles, the idea has seemed absurd. Morality is what we choose it to be. We are free to do what we like so long as we don't harm others. Moral judgments are not truths but choices. There is no way of getting from "is" to "ought," from description to prescription, from facts to values, from science to ethics. This was the received wisdom in philosophy for a century after Nietzsche had argued for the abandonment of morality – which he saw as the product of Judaism – in favor of the "will to power."
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Where I now work, there is a small kitchen where workers can have lunch. We take our lunch breaks at different times, and I usually take mine at the same time as an unassuming young man named Benny Green, a 25-year-old who works in the company's stockroom.
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In 1648 and 1649 Bogdan Chmelnitzky and his hordes of Cossack warriors perpetrated an annihilation campaign against the Jews of Poland and the Ukraine. Almost 100,000 Jews and 300 communities perished at the hands of these murderous mobs. All of the Jews, including infants, were targeted for murder; the general populaces nearly always joined in […]
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It is the most famous, majestic and influential opening of any book in literature: "In the beginning, G-d created the heavens and the earth." What is surpassingly strange is the way Rashi – most beloved of all Jewish commentators – begins his commentary:
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Some 30 years ago a certain well-known rabbi in Manhattan came to Israel and brought much of his congregation with him, to a barren ridge where our forefathers and foremothers traveled to and from Jerusalem and Hebron. The rabbi and his followers left the ravages of assimilation and headed to the unknown. The rabbi swiftly gathered in Jews from all over the world and all over Israel to the cozy town of Efrat.
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Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur have come and gone. It is time to return my beloved Machzor to the bookshelf. Gifted to me by my beloved parents, of blessed memory, for my bat mitzvah, it is one of my most precious possessions.
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