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29 signs you worked in a restaurant kitchen
- foodieX2 Jan 12, 2014 02:02 PM
I can relate to all of these except, maybe, the tatoo.
re: natewrites
They do have sharpie listed as #2. I always use a sharpie, not a grease pencil.
That was funny.
They only list caffeine as the recreational drug through a 14 hour shift.
They don't mention burn scars or serious cuts.
They don't mention working through a hangover which'll kill a small goat.
Or working through a summer heat wave in a 137F kitchen.
Or the appreciation of a very good server and the complete loathing of a bad one.
re: porker
LOL your list is better.
re: porker
You compare burns and scars on your arms and hands.
You've been known to wear a chefs coat, side towel and Dansko clogs at home.
Touching my knives is a felony.
The ability to cook 2-3 dishes at once.
Not writing down that you used the last of an item from the pantry will get you hurt.
You always have a instant read thermometer in your pocket.
re: Kelli2006
You can't wait to get out of the kitchen, but can't stop thinking about the gang when you're not there.
Wondering where to have sex on the premises without getting caught.
Hiding shit in the fridge 'cause somebodys gonna fuck it up.
Explaining your dish for a third time through CLENCHED teeth.
Ability to stand anywhere for hours at a time.
Simply nod and say "yeah, I know what you mean." when some 9 to 5er complains about being sooo tired from putting in an exhausting 5 hours of OT that week when you really want to say "Try working 12 hour days EVERY day for three weeks straight." While supressing the urge to get in their face and scream with flecks of spit flying everywhere "Eh dumbshit!? wanna try that on for size?! "
re: porker
You've just come off a double and should be tired as hell but are as wired as a crack monkey in a research lab.
Your current boss at your non cooking job tells you something and you reflexively respond oui, chef.
Coworkers tell you to get your kidneys checked because you haven't gone to the bathroom since they can remember.
re: porker
I still haven't figured out how to not buy in bulk, including whole sides of animals.
I keep a big pot of oil on the stove.
re: Zalbar
Ha! I used onions as an example...
at the supermarket, 2lb of yellow onions is 99c, thats $25 bucks for 50lbs.
Screw that, I get on the phone and order 50lb for $8.
Of course 2 months later half is bad and I have to throw 'em out. Still, half the sac is 25 lbs...for $8 is still 32c/lb (or 64c for 2lb worth....)
Mrs Porker got tired of it and allows me 10lb at a time max.
re: porker
When I buy large amounts, I cook 'em down and freeze 'em. Not like the freezer isn't already running anyway! But the largest I do is 25#.
re: Kontxesi
Not only the zzzzt zzzzt of the printers: mrs porker and I would be out having dinner in a restaurant. I could hear the ding ding of an order going into the pass. Meanwhile the waitress, googawing and textoodling on her telephone, doesn't hear a thing. I don't care who's order just came up, I wanna yell at little miss text-a-phone "Hey, young lady, get your head on straight, your ass in the kitchen, AND PICK UP!"
Instead, mrs porker covers my hand with hers, smiles says "I know, just relax, have some wine"
Yeah, its the little things you miss, like "hmmmm, I just bought a dressed, whole hog...how do I store it until the weekend?"
Took me awhile to stop buying onions by the 50lb sack.
Things were much simpler with a deep fryer at your fingertips.
You smile when your new boss in this new life asks if the tight construction schedule and overtime milestones are stressing you out and say "you kiddin me? this is a cakewalk."
That ticket machine on cooking shows drives husband and I nuts, and we never even worked in a kitchen. Something like the NICU pager after your first 12 hours on call. Long after I was done with the NICU, the same sound in a department store would make my heart race.
re: jaykayen
Can you explain why jaykayen? I haven't worked in a restaurant kitchen and that's the only item on the list I didn't understand.
re: Breadcrumbs
Every time that printer starts making the ZZZZZP sound that means that there is another order coming in. When it happens in the middle of an already busy dinner rush and you're already swamped with orders you get a little gun shy.
I spent most of my time as a baker and in the pastry closet so I didn't pay much attention to the ZZZZZZZZZ of death.
re: Kelli2006
Most kitchens have a similar type of printer which has a very distinctive sound.
As Kelli says "When it happens in the middle of an already busy dinner rush and you're already swamped with orders you get a little gun shy."
Linework is incredibly stressful and the sound of that printer adds to the stress by leaps and bounds and gives a feeling of impending doom.
One of my line cooks called it a fire-breathing dragon...
re: Breadcrumbs
for years, if not still to this day - there were very narrow (in terms of paper width) printers that we used even in non-restaurant retail- called KP as in Kitchen Printer ----
KP were usually thermal and had white and yellow copy - this was way back 90's (haha before the turn of the century) -----
I have also worked in healthcare - and the similar printer noise also incites PTSD as JayKayen says above
re: Georgia Strait
In the 70's it was all written chits. About the time Space Invaders tables came into the bar I worked at, we got this little printer with one of those adding machine-sized rolls. It used to dump chits all over the worksurface in any old order so we went back to written chits with the time on them.
I remember how much I enjoyed winter because you could open the door that lead out back and that cold air would rush in and cool everything off in the kitchen when you opened it up. Best feeling ever.
On the other end, there's being rushed to emergency room with 2nd degree burns on my arms from hot oil.
re: Bkeats
"being rushed to emergency room"
Lost the tip of my little finger in the potato cutter (of course I was rushing because line cook didn't show up...not only a hospital trip, but a small side trip to bail her out of jail so she could work...).
Sliced open the wrist rushing an order...doc said an inch over and maybe I'da come in unconscious.
3 days working with a dis-located jaw
...ahhh the good ole days, lotsa fun, lotsa camaraderie, lotsa frustrations (lotsa booze too)
re: porker
Lost the very tip of my middle finger, but it grew back somehow.
re: Veggo
I would like to have a little outside genetic backup, now that you mention it. It does sound plausible, since I just watched The Fly.
Anyway when it happened a cop happened to be there, so I joked that I didn't have a fingerprint. He said with a straight face, don't worry it will grow back. Don't know how he knew, but maybe he gave me luck.
re: coll
I grabbed a metal-handled mop from where someone had leaned it up behind the fryer. I heard my hand sizzle and noticed the plastic grip on the end of the handle had completely melted about half a second before the pain hit.
Spent the rest of the night plunging my hand into a pickle jar full of ice water every few minutes.
re: hal2010
I hate when that happens (I used to keep a big jar of aloe in the office, works like a charm in these cases).
re: hal2010
I had an old timer Italian guy show me ho to do rotisserie chicken. It involved a custom charcoal-burning oven with rotating spits.
You had to nudge the spit outta the sprocket to stop it from spinning, then using baker's pads or mitts, lift the 600F+ spit of chickens out of the oven and onto a rack or into a warmer.
One day he opened the oven to look at a single spit of chickens. In a panic, he nudged, grabbed, and set the spit on the rack WITHOUT USING THE MITTS.
While running his burned hands under the tap, I asked him "Carmine, what the hell you doin? pulling the spit out barehanded?"
"What?, you rather the chicken burned?"
I think it was an unconscious decision on his part, just a quick reaction, but perhaps embarrassed, he downplayed it and acted cool as a cucumber.
He was OK after cooling it down and applying creme...
Never saw anything like it.
re: porker
I did the same thing chopping up carrots. I was more pissed I had to throw a whole tray full of carrots away than I was about the half nail and fingertip.
My chef has a rule: "Six stitches to go home early and you can't die until your shift is over. "
and ya the post shift drinking that sometimes gets a tad outta hand...
re: chileheadmike
I have to admit that my hands, arms, and feet pretty much softened up since my kitchen days.
I was at a bar a few years ago and a coupla whippersnappers had a challenge: see who could hold their hand in a bucket of ice water the longest (they didn't know I worked a line). Bartender supplied 3 pitchers of ice water.
To prove a point (not sure what the *point* was, but it seemed cool at the time), I kept my hand in the water after tough guy #1 and #2 wimped out, then asked the bartender for a newspaper, read it, drank a few beers, and waited until the ice melted.
re: porker
I think part of John Bobbitt had a similar experience.
re: charlesbois
Or going to a dinner party where part of the evening is sitting in the kitchen while the hosts "prepare" dinner.
I kinda eased up now and just go with the flow (with plenty of wine to dull the senses), but there was a time when I'd have to clench my teeth and look the other way, or leave the room...
re: porker
re: hal2010
can't fricking look away, can't stand it w/the round edge thing called a knife...
So i say....ummm, can i help with that?
oh thanks, the knives are over there (points)
(looks at junk in a drawer that wouldn't cut if i slashed
for days) oh thats ok, i 've got something in the car.
(i go to car to get my 8" ugly as shit Sabatier carbon - and a travel sharpener i keep)
(host looks after me weird) - she keeps a knife....? what the ??
re: kariin
...and you go on to sharpen every knife in the junk drawer!
HAHA, love it!
Speaking of knives, hehe, no matter where I go, no matter what kind of place, the prep person, host, friend, whatever, is happily chopping on their board, the birds are singing and life is good.
They finish the chop, then sssssss-crrr-aaaaaa-pe the board with the knife edge, pushing whatever they've been chopping into a bowl.
The birds stopped singing (in fact they died on the perch), day turns to night, its worse than well-manicured nails being dragged over a blackboard for me - turn the fucking knife OVER to sssss-cr-aaaa-pe, its not a godamned paint scraper for crissakes.
You know, this thread is kinda therapeutic. I'm letting go some of the demons.
You complain about being tired at around 1:00 AM..but when the restaurant closes, you get a second wind and hang out at the bar for a few hours!
re: Monica
I work as a restaurant manager, and as such, all things cost-related are part of my area of responsibility.
It frustrates the F**k out of me watching chefs grab a new, fresh linen towel, wipe the already clean bench once, then casually throw the towel somewhere near the linen basket, knowing that one of the wait staff or just anyone else will get it into the linen bag at some point.
re: rasputina
I had to go around our place with solvent and sticker remover almost every day until we fired a (female) manager for other reasons and the penii mysteriously stopped appearing.
re: rasputina
Not just drawing penises, but making food in the shape of a penis. Got a little extra pizza dough? Cock & balls. Got two onions and a carrot? Cock & balls. Got extra time and goodwill and making gingerbread cookies for staff? At least one needs to have a penis on it...
re: babette feasts
And its usually offered to the most timid of waitresses first.
re: babette feasts
LOL, hilarious.
re: rasputina
Along with the penis (and the hairy vag), kitchen staff might also tend to speak like sailors on shore leave...
re: Crockett67
It is truly like boot camp, and in a good way.
1 - not wanting to eat in a restaurant?
maybe I'm from the old days
but regardless of price point - some if not most of it in my 80's and 90's era experience makes me cringe - no offense intended to any of the hardworking people out there
I hope that people who go out to eat these days have a greater appreciation of the work from farm to server that is involved in their plated food.


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I'm an alumna of RBC (go class of 2000!), and loved absolutely every moment of my experience there. Though I'm certain many things have changed since I graduated, I look back on my high school years -- years that for many, are filled with bad experiences, horrible cliques, and facing hard decisions -- with only the fondest memories. I always felt like I was part of a family at this school, which is important for a teenager. And, for what it's worth, I absolutely credit the educators at this school for preparing me to attend a top-25 university and a rigorous law program. Though it doesn't say much for my other schools, I always joke that I haven't learned anything important since high school.
I two relatives who attended RBC. The school is focused on cliques and overly dramatic teachers. I thought this would be a good school, but apparently, it is horrible.
RBC is a great school, built on mutual trust and tradition. It has a great family feel, we come together for everything, and ever since I started here, I've felt very welcome. RBC is a great environment, and definately has proven to me that it was the best possible choice I could make to spend the next four years of my high school life here.
The classes are too crowded and the school itself doesn't require most things a public high school does. Ask any college which students they would rather have and you will hear most of the public high schools over RBC.
I disagree that the school focuses on the academic excellence of girls not boys. My son is a senior who has achieved academic excellence (thanks to the patience and high standards the teachers set). He went to RBC for the football program which was also excellent! Go Caseys!! Couldn't be happier...he's already been accepted to some great universities (all ranked in the top ten).
RBC has a rich heritage cemented in religious education. It is a school which does everything as a family. It also has a great relationship with the surrounding community.
My daughter is a freshman and from day 1, I felt comfortable, supported and loved by faculty and fellow parents. Its a great school, like you would describe a great friend, inside and out.
RBC is a program that is geared towards educating the many young woman that go there. The majority of academic excellence is focused on the girls as demonstrated by the awards and accolades that are given out. The teachers and administration have a difficult time in the education of young men--there is a lack of focus in trying to get young men to excell in academics , all the attention and merit are given to girls. Boys rarely succeeed in the top unless it is in athletics.
Phenominal school - that includes administration, student body and faculty. They are exceptional in all they do.
incredible school with interactive students, educators, and staff. I'm so proud that my children were accepted and became an intergal part of their academic community. All my students were prepared to meet the high standards of great colleges.
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|Michael Ryder not present at B's practice
|02.09.09 at 11:37 am ET
WILMINGTON — Felled right winger Michael Ryder is absent at the current Bruins practice taking place at Ristuccia Arena, and we're all still waiting for word concerning his facial (orbital) fracture and just how long he'll be out with the injury. Orbital bone injuries normally require surgery to repair, but Ryder also could be fitted with a cage over his helmet to protect his face as he recovers from any potential procedures or waits for the problem to heal.
B's forwards are working on three-man cycling drills in one corner of the ice while the D-Men are firing slapshots from the left and right points and aiming them through a series of three orange cones designed to represent players looking to block shots. some of the D-men are having a much easier time with the drill than others, though I haven't seen anyone drop their sticks and do push-ups after hitting one of the traffic cones.
|Sounds of the game… Flyers 4, Bruins 3, OT
|02.07.09 at 9:04 pm ET
The Bruins under Claude Julien rarely blow leads at home. They almost NEVER blow two-goal leads.
Saturday they did both to the very hungry Philadelphia Flyers.
After beating Philadelphia, 3-1, on Wednesday with an extremely sound game and a nearly perfect third period, the Bruins looked very tired once they went up by two with their fastest two goals since Barry Pederson and Norman Leveille scored eight seconds apart on Dec. 20, 1981.
But the Flyers were the better and more desperate team for the last 43 minutes of this one, and you'll get no argument from the Black and Gold on that point.
Yes, they could've won when the Flyers' Antero Niittymaki inexplicably knocked the puck up and over the boards for a delay of game penalty in the final 90 seconds.
Yes, they could've won it when Dennis WIdeman's shot from the left point and rang off the right post in overtime.
And yes, they could've LOST it when Jeff Carter broke in on a shorthanded breakaway and when Simon Gagne fired one on net only to have Manny Fernandez come up big.
But they lost this game when Randy Jones, of all people, flipped the puck toward the net. It went off Andrew Ference and past Fernandez exactly three minutes into overtime for the game-winner.
It was Jones who hit Patrice Bergeron from behind on Oct. 27, 2007 at the Garden, causing Bergeron to miss the rest of the season with a grade three concussion.
Bruins coach Claude Julien said the Bruins looked like a tired bunch.
Julien said Manny Fernandez deserved a better fate in his first game back since early January.
Marc Savard said he thought the Bruins played like a tired team.
Savard said now is no time to worry about a Bruins team that already has 85 points.
Andrew Ference on the bad bounce that when off his pads and past Fernandez for the winning goal.
Randy Jones on hearing the Bruins crowd boo him every time he touched the puck.
|Bruins and Flyers locked in 3-3 tie
|at 2:23 pm ET
With Manny Fernandez between the pipes for his first game since Jan. 8, scores by Marc Savard, Byron Bitz, Chuck Kobasew in the first twenty minutes have the Bruins and Flyers tied at 3-3 in the second period. Bitz scored Boston's second goal on a juicy rebound right at the goal mouth after Mark Stuart's slap shot from the high point rattled around the Philadelphia cage.
The goal was the first career NHL score for the 24-year-old rookie from Saskatoon. The B's and Flyers are tied 3-3 after two full periods of play following Philly agitator Scott Hartnell's game-tying goal in the second period.
|Jumbo Joe Thornton talks about trade from Boston
|at 1:18 pm ET
On Tuesday Jumbo Joe Thornton will return to TD Banknorth Garden for only the second time since being traded away from the Black and Gold for Marco Sturm, Brad Stuart and Wayne Primeau back in November of 2005.
The Sharks meet the first overall Boston Bruins at 7:00 p.m. eastern time on VERSUS. Here's the transcript from the NHL-sponsored conference call on Friday morning with Thornton in anticipation of the showdown between the Best in the West and the Best of the East. It'll be Joe's second tilt at the Garden since getting dealt by Harry Sinden and Mike O'Connell back in 2005, and he said that much of the emotion left the matchup for him following the 5 minutes, 13 seconds he played the last time he was in Boston.
Here's the transcript:
Q. A lot has been said about rookie coach Todd McLellan, but can you tell me a little bit about what Jay Woodcroft has meant to your team? JOE THORNTON: He's been great. He actually takes care of all the video part and some of the on ice stuff. But he breaks down the good things, the bad things in our game right then, and he works one-on-one with us after and at practices and things like that. He's been a great addition to the whole coaching staff.
Q. Also, could you tell me about the additions of (Rob) Blake and (Dan) Boyle and what that's allowed your offense to do knowing you've had those two back there on the defensive line? JOE THORNTON: Yeah, they've been great. They obviously played big, big minutes. They play both power play and penalty kill. They're two stud defensemen that definitely should be up for Norris consideration. They've been great. They give other confidence to the other defense on our team, and they're good veteran guys that won Stanley Cups, so you know you can rely on guys like that, too.
Q. Obviously you want to make this (trip to Boston) last longer than the last one. The fact that that game was so short for you a few years ago when you were here shortly after the deal, did that kind of leave a bad taste in your mouth? Do you kind of want to play a complete game now? JOE THORNTON: Well, yeah. It's hockey and you kind of expect the unexpected, but obviously you want to play the full 60 minutes. It ended up working out well because I think we won, I'm not sure what the score was but we won pretty big that night. It worked out good; I got to eat some popcorn in the room and everything. But yeah, the plan is to play a full game and to have a good game.
Q. Why are the Sharks better this year? What's going on with that team? Is it moving the puck better from the back end? JOE THORNTON: Well, I think with the new coach we just tweaked our system a little bit, plus we added some big players on the point, so I think when you add all that together, you're going to have a pretty good season, I guess.
Q. I'm actually working on a story on Mike Grier and would like to know from your standpoint, how would you describe his importance to the team? JOE THORNTON: He's a big part of our team. He brings a lot of leadership, a lot of character. He's huge on the penalty kill. He blocks shots, does all the little things that don't get maybe noticed on the stats sheet and things like that. But he's a big part of this team. Yeah, he's been through a lot of wars, so you definitely can lean on a guy like that, especially for the young guys that expect what's to come down here in the last 30 games here plus the postseason.
Q. I covered the Sabres for a number of years, including the time when he was there, and I recall a lot of the players when he left saying how much he was missed in the locker room because he always seemed to have a knack to say the perfect thing at the perfect time. Have you been exposed to that, and do you have any examples by any chance? JOE THORNTON: Yeah, he's just a real positive guy, and I think when something needs to be said, I think a guy like him definitely has it where he can stand up no problem and address the room, and he's done that in the past. I have no examples, but he is good with talking in the room and calming guys down if it's a situation that needs to be handled a little bit or fire the guys up. So he has a good pulse on the team.
Q. Is his family's background a popular topic in the dressing room? JOE THORNTON: Yeah.
Q. What comes up about that, and how do you think that ? How could you imagine that that family background has impacted his development as a hockey player, even though we're talking about different sports? JOE THORNTON: No, I think just his dedication to sport, obviously his family all into football, one is in Houston, one is in Miami. No, it comes up a lot. We love talking about football because we usually have Sundays off, so he knows quite a bit about it. I think he reads your magazine front to back, as well. He's well?groomed in the sports category area.
No, I think for his father just to be part of the NFL, I think he just learned a lot of discipline from him and maybe just leadership qualities from his dad. Yeah, he's just a tremendous teammate.
Q. Just kind of going back to the return to Boston, lots of time has passed, lots of water under the bridge. Are you still in touch with a lot of the players there? I can't even imagine that there would be very many guys that remain from when you played there. JOE THORNTON: No, there's not. Well, I still talk to PJ once in a while, but I think he came in the same year as me, and that's about the only one that really started with me. Timmy Thomas was there a little bit and Patrice Bergeron was there, but that's pretty much it on the player side. You talk to the trainers a little bit here and there and the equipment guys, but everything else has pretty much all changed there.
Q. So is it then easier to go back in a situation like that, because even though it's the team where you started, there's I guess the sense that it is another game, an important game because they're the top team in the east? JOE THORNTON: Yeah, really that's all it is to me. There's not too many ex-teammates over there, and it's just really an important game in the schedule. They're the best in the east, and we're the best in the west. So it's an important game that way rather than I'm playing against friends, I think.
Q. And then just one final follow-up. There's some of us that are imagining, like occasionally there's upsets in the playoffs, but sometimes the top teams get through, and if the top teams do get through this year, there would be a San Jose/Boston Stanley Cup final, which I guess from your perspective would look good because it means you're competing for the Stanley Cup. Do you allow your mind to wander, or is it too dangerous to do that because you've got to get there first? JOE THORNTON: You wander a little bit, but obviously we've still got a lot of hockey to work out here. If that were to be the case it would be great because both teams made it there, but I think both teams would agree we've still got a lot of work ahead of us.
Q. Just to go back to that Boston game three years ago, the fans gave you a pretty good ride. You did not hang around long to get booed more, but they gave you a pretty good ride. Do you expect the same thing this time? JOE THORNTON: I don't think you expect anything. I think you go in with no expectations. That's how I'll go into Tuesday's game, just with no expectations again.
Q. Do you have any regrets about what happened in Boston, or is that passed? JOE THORNTON: I have no regrets at all. That's years and years ago. I had no regrets when I played there and when I left, no.
Q. How about the feeling of being traded at that time? What did it mean to you when you got traded at that time? JOE THORNTON: Well, I never in juniors had gotten traded, so that was my first dose of getting traded. It was a little weird, a little emotional to be leaving. But really, after I got traded, from that night on, it was tough, and then the morning came and I flew and I met my new teammates with the Sharks. I think after really that first 24 hours, I think it wasn't hard, it was just back to business, I think. It wasn't too tough after that.
Q. About this season, new coach, and McLellan obviously comes in with a winning pedigree from last year especially, but I guess you could expect that you guys would be a good team, but did you expect that it would be like this? JOE THORNTON: Well, you expect it to be good because I think with having Dan Boyle, I don't think too many people outside of Tampa really knew how good he was. But I played with him in the world championships and things like that, so I expected him to make a big impact, and Rob Blake, because Rob, we play here in California all the time.
So I knew those two guys were going to make a big impact, but I just didn't know how big. I think with those two guys coming here, our expectations were real high. But to have the start we are, I don't think anybody expected that, no.
Q. Correct me if I'm wrong, but you're still with Setoguchi and Marleau, correct? JOE THORNTON: Yes.
Q. There seems to be a pretty good chemistry there, and all three of you guys were in Montreal for All-Star weekend there, as well, which must have been pretty special to have a whole line there. Where do you think it all stems from, that chemistry, if you can just break it down a little bit? JOE THORNTON: Well, I think you look at Paddy has tremendous speed and so does Seto. They both shoot the puck really, really well, they both see the ice well. I'm a big believer in good players make each other into great players. I think that's the case with us.
We're all good players, and when you put them together, we become better players. All three of us have good hockey sense, and I think when you throw three guys in a line that have good hockey sense, usually good things come out of it.
Q. McLellan keeps pushing the right buttons. What's different with him in the room with him as the coach this year? Has much changed? JOE THORNTON: Not too much to be honest with you. I think just our daily approach is just a little bit different. We just really focus in on that day. I think in years past we kind of looked maybe too far ahead, and this year we're just working out our kinks now, and we're working hard each and every day and focusing on that day. I think that's probably going to be the difference.
Q. Does the Stanley Cup from last year ever get brought up? Does he ever bring it up and say this is what works? JOE THORNTON: It does come up a little bit, and we saw his ring when we came to Detroit there and the Red Wings came to the rink. So we do talk about it a little bit, what championship teams do. So it's nice having a coach that has been there and done that.
Q. You were talking about the Boston thing. Have you ever understood why or got an explanation why you were traded? JOE THORNTON: Really, I don't really know. I know at the time I can remember the team wasn't doing so well. But no, I really don't know or I don't think anybody knows other than a couple people why that happened. But yeah, I still don't know.
Q. You said there's not a lot of people associated with the team in terms of players that are still there. How about do you still have friends in the community that will be pretty cool to reunite with for at least one day?JOE THORNTON: Yeah, my brother still lives in Boston. He goes to school there at Boston University. It's going to be nice to see him. Yeah, I've still got quite a few friends there over the years. I started when I was 18, so that's a lot of good friends that I still have there. So it'll be nice when we get a couple days off, which will be good to kind of go visit some people that I need to.
Q. And the last question would be this weekend, in different circumstances, but obviously Marian Hossa will go back to Pittsburgh this weekend and back to one of his old teams, albeit he didn't play there that long, be he might get a little bit of a cool reception. Any advice for Marian when he goes in there, how to deal with it? JOE THORNTON: No, I just think you go in with no expectations, and that's about it, really. You've just got to go play your game. That's the bottom line.
Q. I'm calling from Swedish television, and I was just wondering, why is San Jose playing better than Detroit this season? JOE THORNTON: We've been real consistent since day one, and that's probably the one thing is just our consistency. We try to play hard each and every night, and we've got lots of talent. I think when you work hard and you're consistent, you're going to get results. I think that's the case this year.
Q. And Douglas Murray has a lot of fans here in Sweden. What can you say about him and his season so far?JOE THORNTON: He's had a great season, actually. He's just so big and strong, and he just controls the puck when he has it. But he's been great for us all year long. He plays big minutes for us on the penalty kill and things like that. But he's been a big, huge part of our success.
Q. When you're looking back now in hindsight at getting traded and going to San Jose and everything, how beneficial was the trade from Boston to San Jose and going from one situation to the other for your career? JOE THORNTON: Well, I think it's worked out well for me, obviously. But you know, I thought it was going good in Boston, as well, though. I don't think there was anything wrong there to be honest with you. But I think just being a little bit older, I think I was young then and now I'm just maturing to be an adult now. So I think just maturity-wise you get to know the game a little bit better, you get more confidence, and you just know your body a little bit more.
I think it just really is two parts of a hockey player that I was.
Q. Did you use that trade as motivation or like you kind of maybe had to prove something to somebody after the fact? JOE THORNTON: No, not at all. You just play hockey, and that's what I do. I'm a hockey player. But no motivation or anything like that. You just have to earn respect from your new teammates, and that's about it. But there's no new motivation. You have enough on yourself that you don't need any more.
Q. How different for you personally is it going to be going back to Boston this time than last time? Maybe a lot less emotional than the last time you were there? JOE THORNTON: Yeah, I feel like I've been a Shark for a long time now. It'll be a little bit funny, but I don't think now, being through it once before, I don't think it's going to be a big challenge for me.
Q. And when you kind of look back on that one other time, that five minutes and 13 seconds that you were actually in the game, what sticks out in your mind just from that day going back? Is there anything that you really kind of think of when you think of that day? JOE THORNTON: Just how weird and awkward it was to be honest with you. It just felt really strange to be on a different side on the bench and skating a different way. Just a little bit awkward, I think.
Q. I just wonder if you could walk me through what a typical week for a pro hockey player is, the rhythms of the week with practice and games and whether there's a particular day that you think you do better on or look forward to playing on or something like that? JOE THORNTON: Pretty much typical days are you play a Tuesday, a Thursday and a Saturday, and on the Monday, Wednesday and Friday you usually have practice at 11:00 o'clock. So you wake up 9:00-ish, quarter to 9:00-ish, go to the rink, grab some breakfast and away you go. And then after practice there might be a little light workout or things like that.
Then usually home, and then here in California you can sit out by the pool if you like and then play some Tiger Woods in the afternoon, and then dinner time and then maybe see a movie or watch a TV show on television, then just do it all over again the next day. I like Saturdays personally. I like Saturday night games. They seem to be fun.
Q. Why is that? JOE THORNTON: I don't know, just…well, we sell out every night here, so it's really just that if you're on the road, usually Saturday nights will be sold out on the road and there's quite a good atmosphere in the building. Saturday nights, it's Hockey Night in Canada, too, you to get to watch Don Cherry on TV.
|Ryder out indefinitely with facial fracture
|at 12:06 pm ET
The injury bug has hit the Bruins again, and this time Michael Ryder is the victim after suffering a high-stick against the Ottawa Senators on Thursday night. According to B's coach Claude Julien, Ryder is out indefinitely with a facial fracture to the nose/eye area and team doctors haven't ruled out surgery as a possibility to repair the damaged area.
The latest news is a pretty big reversal from the last few days when it was expected that Ryder had his nasty nose gash stitched up and he would be ready to go.
"Ryder is not going today; we got some bad news on his situation," said Julien, who said Ryder will be evaluated again on Monday. "It's a small fracture, so he's out indefinitely. It needs to be determined whether he can play with a shield, or how far it needs to be looked into.
"It's a shame," added Julien. "When you say indefinitely you hope it's shorter than longer. There's a fresh fracture and you really can't let him go now. There's a possibility of (surgery)."
Julien indicated that Ryder's eyesight is "okay" and has not been affected by the injury, but further testing will be required next week.
In other news for pregame against the Philadelphia Flyers in yet another Saturday matinee at the Garden: Milan Lucic will play with a bruised up and purple left foot after taking a shot off it on Wednesday night, but Aaron Ward will not be in the lineup after battling the flu over the last few days.
Manny Fernandez gets his first start between the pipes since the beginning of January when he took to the ice Jan. 8 against the Ottawa Senators.
|Bruised left foot for Milan Lucic
|02.06.09 at 2:20 pm ET
Bruins left winger Milan Lucic was back at practice this afternoon and declared himself ready to play in tomorrow's matinee against the Philadelphia Flyers. Looch suffered a bruised left foot when he took a shot off his big dog in last Wednesday night's tilt versus the Flyers in Philly. According to the hulking forward, he's got a colorful and healthy bruise and some "purple toes" after taking a shot off the left foot near the skate's lacing.
Lucic was trying to get a tip on a shot in front of the net at the time of the injury, but he missed the puck with his trusty blade and instead caught the speeding rubber biscuit flush off the front of his left foot.
"It's good news," said Lucic, who missed Thursday night's game against the Senators with the injury. "I think we treated it right (Thursday) and today, and it looks like I'm going to be ready to play tomorrow.
"It's the game of hockey; stuff like that happens all the time and you just have to be mentally strong and battle through it," added Lucic. "I've got some nice purple toes. It looks funny right now, but it made a lot of progress from yesterday morning to last night."
In other tidbits from practice:
–Dennis Wideman obviously isn't a big listener to WEEI during the late morning and early afternoon hours, if at all. When I told him that he should tell Holley that he was a big fan of his "Holley Hockey Minute" when he gets on the air, Wideman replied without missing a beat: "Oh…you mean Holley isn't a girl? That's good to know."
–Aaron Ward was down with the flu that's been traveling around the Bruins club — and the Celtics for that matter over the last week — and wasn't at practice. Chuck Kobasew was also given a maintenance day away from the ice by coach Claude Julien. Michael Ryder was also given the day off after a high stick caught him in the face and cut him open during last night's shootout win against Ottawa.
Julien and Manny Fernandez also both revealed that physically he's ready to jump back into game action, but it's more a matter of getting a certain feel in net between the pipes after three weeks of inactivity.
"He's feeling good and physically I think he's 100 percent," said Julien. "I think we made the right decision in doing what we did and letting him heal his aching back. That's the main thing right now, so it's just a matter now of spotting him in a situation when we feel that he feels he's ready."
It was a pretty good showing at practice this afternoon at the TD Banknorth Garden given that B's Media Relations maestro Matt Chmura estimated that the team finally got into Boston around 2:30 a.m. Friday morning.
|Mike Milbury and Tim Connolly aren't buds
|02.05.09 at 2:15 pm ET
I've always been a big fan of all the NESN hockey broadcasters. Gord Kluzak and Rick Middleton certainly have their charms and add to the broadcasts, but nobody can bust out a "little self-centered dink" throwaway line quite like Mike Milbury. The always-volcanic Milbury proved it again last night by taking it to a new level between the second and third period of the B's game against the Philadelphia Flyers. Milbury and host Kathryn Tappen sat in the studio and calmly watched as sideline report Naoko Funayama went through their paces with Michael Ryder, and then came the verbal explosion around the NHL highlights package.
The rift obviously stems from Connolly's two years with the New York Islanders when Milbury was running the organization, but Mad Mike basically slapped Buffalo Sabres center Tim Connolly with a "self-centered, little dink" during the Sabres portion of the footage. Not quite as primitively satisfying as watching Milbury beat a man with his own shoe, but it's still good to know that the bluster is still simmering when it needs to be called upon.
Here's the footage from last night with the fireworks beginning around the 1:30 mark (note: you'll need to turn up the audio to hear the comments):
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PROVIDENCE ŌĆö The slow start hurt, but the late penalties proved to be the undoing of the Burrillville/Ponaganset co-op team on Saturday afternoon in the opening game of their best-of-three Division I championship series with the Barrington co-op squad.
Emily CarlsonŌĆÖs second goal of the game, on a 5-on-3 power play with 2:22 left in the game, ruined a dominant third-period showing by the Broncos and lifted the Eagles to a 3-2 triumph at Providence CollegeŌĆÖs Schneider Arena.
PROVIDENCE ŌĆö For the fourth time this season, Mount St. Charles had a hard-fought battle on its hands with longtime rival La Salle, but unlike their first three meetings, the Mounties werenŌĆÖt fortunate enough to skate out of it with a ŌĆśWŌĆÖ.
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WOONSOCKET -- A red-hot goalie and a forward who gave the team fits during the regular season teamed up to hand Mount St. Charles a tough loss in Game 1 of the State Championship best-of-three semifinal-round series.
Tyler Walsh turned away 45 shots and Bryan Lemos supplied the scoring to lead La Salle to a 2-1 victory and put the Rams one win away from a trip to the state finals before a packed house at Adelard Arena.
The third-seeded Rams (12-6-1) will look to end the MountiesŌĆÖ bid for a fifth straight state championship tonight when the series resumes tonight at 7 p.m. at Thayer Arena.
WARWICK ŌĆö Burrillville did everything in its power to beat heavily favored Bishop Hendricken on Friday night in the opening game of their best-of-three State Championship semifinal-round series at Thayer Arena.
The fourth-seeded Broncos turned in one of their best efforts of the season, an effort that saw them play a penalty-free game with the regular-season champs and match their physical play and defensive prowess, but in the end, the hosts took advantage of a couple of breaks to come out on top, 4-2.
PROVIDENCE ŌĆö In the person of Carl LaBranche, the R.I. Interscholastic League and Providence College benefited from having an ace in the hole.
The underlying reason why PCŌĆÖs venerable Alumni Hall gym is the site for SundayŌĆÖs ŌĆ£Elite EightŌĆØ round of the open state tournament is due to the communication and negotiating skills tapped by LaBranche in harmonizing this project. With this Pawtucket native (Tolman High School Class of 1970) serving as the point man, LaBrancheŌĆÖs vision of opening Alumni HallŌĆÖs doors to the stateŌĆÖs high school basketball sector became a reality.
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Jeremy Kerrigan, 18, who has never been identified publicly before, entered a plea of no contest and was sentenced to 20 years, with 10 to serve and the balance suspended, with probation. Kerrigan was charged with one count each of felony assault on a person over 60 and assault with a dangerous weapon for stabbing Paterson in the back in April 2010.
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November 25, 2014
Whether you love the ads or hate them, and it seems most everyone is at either extreme, the message in the "I'm not your mama" ads is pretty clear and may prove over time to be effective. Mississippi's former First Lady, Pat Fordice, said only time will tell.
"We won't know until some more statistics come out, I guess, if it's really helped it," said Fordice, who visited Meridian this week. "But we'll know with our eyes, I think. And the object is to get people to shame one another, you know, 'Don't throw that out the window! I'm not your mama.' Well, hopefully, that'll work."
The ads show Fordice popping on the scene when young men, who surveys find are most likely to litter, throw something out their truck window onto the street and public rights of way. She shakes her finger at them and pinches their ears, saying, "I'm not your mama, pick that up."
The concept for the anti-litter campaign was created by the Godwin Group for the Mississippi Department of Transportation, which spends into the millions each year for litter pickup.
As an ambassador for the state, Fordice said appearance plays a huge role in economic development.
"No one want to return to a place that is not well-cared for and I think that's been proven everywhere. So we want to make our state as beautiful as it possibly can be. And it is a beautiful state and needs to be cleaned up. Stay clean," Fordice said.
For those who wonder, did she really let a truck approach her at high speed, stopping only inches away?
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Dr. David E. Blumenthal has been practicing medicine for 31 years. Dr. Blumenthal graduated from the Washington University School of Medicine in 1983. He practices medicine in Cleveland, OH and specializes in Internal Medicine and Rheumatology. Dr. Blumenthal is affiliated with Louis Stokes VA Medical Center.
Gender: Male
Years in Practice: 31 Years
Languages Spoken: English
Medical School: Washington University School of Medicine
Graduation Date: 1983
Hospital Affiliations: Louis Stokes VA Medical Center
Specialties: Internal Medicine, Rheumatology


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2-Year-Old Boy Injured When Struck By Bottle Of Water Thrown From Passing Car
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