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I'll be shocked if Backstrom is actually suspended like you pointed out with Weber, which was unbelievable. But then you have New York Rangers rookie Carl Hagelin who received a three-game ban for his high-elbow hit on Ottawa's Daniel Alfredsson and Vancouver's Byron Bitz was suspended for two games for his hit on Kyle Clifford. Alfredsson has a concussion and Clifford is day to day with an upper-body injury. Peverley didn't get hurt same with Zetterberg so going by that theory (which shouldn't be the case to warrant a suspension) Backstrom won't sit.
The fan who walked up there at the end with the rally towel? Yeah I see that. Hope the TD Garden workers check all of the glass panes for Saturday's game. It was also close to hitting Thomas too who was standing right in front of Krejci. Could you image?
It definitely won't be easy, the Capitals shouldn't be taken for granted. A lot of props have to go to them for battling back to make the playoffs, let alone the No. 7 seed. Should be a good series.
Yeah they all seem to have disappeared (for now at least). You must have been the only Canucks fan to actually root for the B's. I don't blame you either for not wanting your team to win the President's Trophy, but I'm sure Bruins fans wouldn't mind that happening again.
McQuaid definitely shouldn't have turned at the last second, but that doesn't put Chimera in the clear. Heard McQuaid's not at practice this morning. If I find out more I'll post later.
That seriously was a gift, I couldn't believe it myself. They kept showing Boudreau on camera for the longest time even way after the call and he was still flipping. Bruins caught a break and a big two points. Who knows what would have happened if the call wasn't reversed...?
Well right now Ottawa is slumping. It just lost again to Montreal and is 3-5-2 in its last 10 games. Though the Bruins swept the Devils in the season series I'm not so sure if they'd be a safer match up.
It's gotten a bit more interesting though as Washington is now only two points behind Ottawa in the Eastern Conference standings after an overtime loss to Winnipeg.
Yeah I don't know, that's just according to other reports. Hopefully Bergeron will be able to play to avoid that from happening.
Yes, what you're referring to is the Bruins retreat to Lake Placid, N.Y. between Games 3 and 4 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals against Montreal. They practiced in the same rink where Team USA upset the Russians then went on to beat Finland for the gold medal in the 1980 Winter Olympics.
That was the smartest move Julien could have done last year.
Since we're mentioning money, Bruins fans will be happy to know that season tickets are also increasing an average of $5.45 for 2012-13.
I don't know if Thomas is going to be able to carry the load like last year in the playoffs. It seems way too much to ask of him and frankly a bit unrealistic. I agree with @CrowTButcher that we'll probably never see the same performance like the one Thomas put on last season. And even when if and the Bruins get both Horton and Peverley back in time for the playoffs, it doesn't mean it'll be an easy fix. Hockey isn't a light switch and I believe Julien has addressed that.
Haha, that does have a good ring to it. So far there's no word yet on when Turco will play. He's still working on basics...timing, posture, etc. Last time Turco started in an NHL game was Feb. 11, 2011.
Pouliot is listed as day to day with an undisclosed injury and didn't practice. That makes him the third "day to day" guy along with Andrew Ference (lower body) and Daniel Paille (undisclosed).
On Camper according to The Providence Journal he took a blow to the head during a game Tuesday and won't play this weekend. While we're at it defenseman Matt Bartkowski is out as he's going to have minor surgery to clean up cartilage in his knee, which sounds similar to what Rask did during the off-season.
It is pretty crazy.
I'm glad the Bruins were able to grab Turco. It seems like everyone is dropping like flies. Yes, Anton Khudobin did injure his left wrist. It's just bad timing all-around.
Losing Rask is a killer overall. I can only imagine how frustrated he is.
They said later this afternoon they'll have an update.
Is this BayHaborButcher or by coincidence another Canucks fans with Butcher as part of the screen name? I was shocked that Vancouver traded Hodgson away, but from what I've read it's been a rocky relationship up there. However he's also saying he's "shocked" by it.
Ah yes, Ryan Smyth, 35 year old left wing with the Edmonton Oilers. He comes with a $6.25 cap hit, which wouldn't be a problem for the Bruins, but the question is at what cost would it take to reel him in? He's in the same category as Bobby Ryan and Rick Nash as far as price tag goes. Would you really want to part with Hamilton (defenseman of the future) if it meant acquiring Smyth whose contract runs up at the end of the season and there's no guarantee he'd be signed to an extension?
Well now Peverley is out 4-6 weeks. Didn't think it was going to that serious. Krejci has got to heat back up sometime or another, especially now. What's interesting is that even knowing the Bruins are struggling, they're still the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference. Hopefully they'll be able to hold that spot.
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It will be interesting to see what the Bruins do before the trade deadline, but I agree, they need to acquire a forward. Everyone is hoping for the best with Horton, but at the same time you can't be naive.
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1. Erica Eats Her Hair, Everyone Skips Lunch
Bad news, gang. Our friend Erica Rose has officially been diagnosed with Trichophagia, a rare disorder where people eat their hair and amase large hairballs in their stomachs, which they eventually vom-out cat-style. It's just as disturbing as it sounds, and frankly, we blame Chris Harrison. Our blossoming Rose is so stressed that she's eating herself, Chris. Do something.
2. Ed and Jaclyn Eat a Hot Dog, We Go Blind
Raise your hand if you experienced waves of nausea when Ed and Jaclyn unearthed a massive hot dog from their picnic basket and simultaneously deep-throated it? Look, ABC. We know you love nothing more than filming people eating bananas and pickles, but double-fisting hot dogs at the Dodgers Stadium takes it to a whole new level. We're pretty sure this team will never win another baseball game again, that's how traumatized they are.
3. Jamie Twirls Around Like a Drunken Billy Elliot
We are so, so, so worried about Jamie. After last week's tragic conversation about "the holidays," our girl crawled into bed wearing a wet bikini, and it appears as though she has yet to change out of it. Lord knows what's going on in her danger zone, but apparently she just wants to dance. At least that's the only plausible explanation for the fact that she drunkenly wandered up to Chris and started twirling around like a ballerina.
4. Chris "Pays" For a "Hotel Room"
Who else is still LOLing from the scene where Chris Bukowski whipped out his credit card and paid for a hotel room for himself and Sarah. First of all, there's no way Chris Harrison hadn't bought out every room in the hotel in anticipation of Chris and Sarah's love-making, and second of all what's with the cameras not following them? Ed's flying pickle is still haunting our dreams, yet we still haven't heard tell of Chris' pierogi.
5. David Has an Emotional Breakdown
You guys, David loves Bachelor Pad so much. It's his heart, his soul, and his strange addiction for which he might need therapy. This poor Super Fan seemed to suffer an emotional breakdown about leaving The Pad, and described his departure as "the saddest thing I'll ever do." In other news, the saddest thing we'll ever do is make a GIF montage of David's breakdown, which is happening is 3...2...1.
6. Blakeley Remains 50 Shades Of Cray-Cray
Not gonna lie, we've been wearing full-body Spanx for weeks in fear that Blakeley will come out of the TV and wax our bikini lines in a fit of rage. We know this girl needs to win dolla dolla bills, but she has serious control issues, and we're starting to worry that she'll sneak into Chris' bedroom and suffocate him with her Double Ds. Run away, Bukowski! Not even Other Chris can save you!
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Can someone please get us the contact info for the ABC intern who thought stunt class would be a good idea for a Bachelor Pad date? We want to hug him. Watching Sarah roundhouse kick Chris was almost as amazing as imagining Blakeley Donkey Punch him. Which still hasn't happened, by the way. Dissapointed in you, Blakes.


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So if i understand correct, there are no more EU/US Championships, only Global Challenges? Pretty good change imo. They EU final qualifiers pretty much sucked and led to a not so great playerfield at the European championship as it could have been.
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There will be extended online qualifiers for the Global Challenges, which are comparable to an online season. The qualifiers for Cologne are already halfway through, stay tuned for more details about the next stops after gamescom.
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The Painted Posse is a group of Christian students who paint their bodies with LSU school colors and small crosses. The e-mail shows the group at the game, but the crosses had been digitally removed.
"I was a bit surprised, because our pictures get used so frequently, and the cross had never been edited before," Posse member Cameron Cooke told the website CampusReform.org. "The cross painting is important to me because it represents who I am as a Christ follower. And it reminds me who I need to act like in Death Valley," he said.
"I knew from the second I was old enough to know that I was going to LSU," another Posse member, Joel D'Aubin, told NBC33 in Baton Rouge. "And we all have a passion for LSU football and for Christ. Just being able to be that example every single Saturday is an awesome experience."


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The final of the 2013/14 Heineken Cup comes to Cardiff this Saturday, with Mourad Boudjellal's galácticos from Toulon taking on free-scoring Saracens. Both teams are filled with experienced internationals but it will be two former England captains taking centre stage. Jonny Wilkinson and Steve Borthwick will be in European action for the last time and there is no doubt that both will be doing all that they can for victory.
Both teams have the chance of a domestic/European double with their respective league finals being played next weekend but for now their sole focus will be on the Heineken Cup trophy. With the roof closed and no home advantage to be had, it is hard to call who will be celebrating at the full time whistle. Individual battles between the likes of Steffon Armitage v Billy Vunipola and Matt Giteau v Brad Barritt could play a big part in the deciding the outcome on Saturday evening.
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The reigning Champions head to the Millennium Stadium looking to repeat last seasons European success. A try from full-back Dylon Armitage and 11 points from the boot of Jonny Wilkinson were enough to see off Clermont Auveregne in Dublin. Wilkinson has accumulated more points than any other player this time around and will be looking to add to that in his Heineken Cup farewell. Toulon's starting line-up includes a host of seasoned internationals such as Bryan Habana, Juan Smith and Carl Hayman.
Saturday will be the first time that Saracens have featured in a Heineken Cup final and on the way that they have performed so far in this seasons competition, it would be no surprise if they came away victorious. They are the leading points scorers with 280 and have scored an impressive 38 tries. 11 of these are from the tournaments top try scorer Chris Ashton who will surely be looking for a 12th in Cardiff. Richard Wigglesworth takes over from Neil de Kock at scrum-half whilst Alistair Hargreaves starts ahead of Mouritz Botha.
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With the temperatures dipping below freezing in our neck of the woods, we Utahns are seeking places of shelter from long, chilly days of holiday shopping, working and general busy-ness. If said shelters can hook us up with fresh food, hot drinks, and downright charming atmosphere, we won't complain either.
One place we don't mind chilling (or thawing) out for lunch is Toaster's Deli in Salt Lake City. With a cheery yellow reading nook stocked with plenty of magazines and giant windows that flood the restaurant with light, Toaster's is a perfect place to relax and recharge. The menu includes a selection of breakfast items, coffee, tea and cocoa, as well as fresh sandwiches made with quality ingredients, and filling salads loaded with delicious toppings.
We felt obliged to try the most popular sandwich on the menu: the turkey avocado. It's an instant classic served on grilled bread and made special by the addition of sweet balsamic vinegar. The soup of the day during our stop was a delicious chicken enchilada topped with crispy tortilla strips, and alone made our drive from Utah County worth it. Our salad of choice was the "Frenchy": a savory mix of crisp romaine lettuce tossed in feta dressing, topped with tomato, cucumber, avocado, red pepper, onion and Swiss and provolone cheeses.
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Boughton drafted Lauretti on Friday to fill the void on his ticket -- and in his campaign coffers -- created when former Groton Mayor Heather Bond Somers decided to run on her own for lieutenant governor.
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We have been to Sofrito several times. I really enjoy the food, and the prices are quite reasonable for Manhattan. BUT-you can't hear yourself think! The restaurant was sooooo noisy that it was painful. Our table (4 people) was in the center, but other tables were not that close to us-yet we had to yell to attempt to talk to each other. The noise level is unacceptable. There is a difference between loud and painfully loud. This was just too much. In addition, there were no fewer than 7 birthdays in the time we were there-and each one is acknowledged with loud singing. Overall, great food, a bad experience. I know that the noise is a cultural "thing" but there is a point of rediculous. The sound needs to be toned down so it is a pleasant experience too. The food is really good-I've enjoyed it each time I've been there. Portions are big, prices are fair, and service was good. (it can be spotty)-but I will think long and hard before returning-and certainly before recommending and bringing friends.
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In order to fully enjoy Sofrito you would have to go at least twice: once for the atmosphere and drinks and once for the food. I originally went on a Saturday with two other people and loved the lively crowd and loud music. We were told that the wait for a party of three would be 1.5-2 hrs, which i thought was a bit much but with a few drinks i was sure i'd forget all about it. Unfortunately the wait was extended to 3 hrs and no amount of drinks could make me feel better about having to wait that long for food. (By the by, the drinks were great, I really recommend the Sofrito Mojito.) Anyway, I decided to give this place a second chance because of the great reviews it received for its food. This time we went on a Monday and were seated right away. The ambiance, of course, was much different but I didn't mind it because I was really just there to try the food. This I must say did not disapoint. We ordered the sancocho to see if it was as good as my grandmother's (it was not, but then again not much is). It was tasty and came in a large pot which meant that we were a bit full by the time the entrees arrived. I ordered the pork shoulder (pernil) thinking that i would get some nice chunks of the tender meat but instead found that they pretty much just serve the whole damn shoulder (no complaints since it meant that i didn't have to buy lunch or dinner the next day). It was very flavorful and my sister said the chicharron (crispy skin) was the best she'd tasted. For dessert we shared a tres leches. The slice was huge and we were sure we wouldn't be able to finish it but it was so good we couldn't stop eating it. People say it's pricey for the type of food it is but it was worth the value. We paid $68 for three people (one appetizer, three entrees, two desserts) and left looking three months pregnant and exclaiming, "We'll never eat again!"
Posted by Anonymous on 10/10/2007
As a first timer at this place, I was a little hesitant from some of the negative reviews I've read regarding waiting to get a table. A friend and I went there on a Friday night without a reservation as they told us parties of less than 4 could not make a reservation on a Friday or any other weekend night. So we showed up expecting to be waiting a ridiculous amount of time but were pleasantly surprised. The hostess was friendly and we were seated before we had even received our first drink from the bar. The food is absolutely delicious and the portions are huge. The prices are a little high for this type of food but we were not only paying for the food but the service and I guess ambiance. This place's only drawback is the noise as others have complained. If you are going with a big group this might not be a problem to you, but if you are going with one other person looking for an intimate setting, this is not the right place. I had to strain my voice the whole night so that the other person could hear me. And the constant birthday singing at the tables was a tad annoying. However, the service was good, food delicious and I would return to this place but most likely with a few more people.
Posted by Godfather on 10/04/2007
This place is great. The food is excellent, people are sexy and friendly. I've been there over a dozen times and it keeps getting better. The people that complained don't know anything about dining out. You cant go wrong here, trust me!! BTW Ask for JR tell them the Godfather sent you then smack him on his cheek.
Posted by Carmel on 10/01/2007
Great if you like stuffy, overly crowded, noisy spots with pedestrian food and indifferent service. We were elated to get out of there.
Posted by none on 09/30/2007
Place feels good, has great energy and food is excellent!! I have been there three times now and would probably go back but need to mention 2 things. It is a very loud place. The lounge area can be loud but the dinner area needs to be toned down just a bit. You can hardly converse without shouting - it takes a lot of energy and does take away from the dinning experience. The birthday celebration moments - way too many and THE SINGING AND CELEBRATION IS LOUD. Why do we have to be subjected to that? It is a great gesture and makes the bday person feel good - but you are discounting other patrons. Do celebrate but do not make a production out of it.( it gets too loud) The hostess told us 45 min to be seated and so we grabbed drinks at the bar and 1hr went by. When we went to inquire, we were told will seat you shortly. Hostess came to seat get us 2hrs later!! We refused the table and got a quick bite at the lounge and left. My point, if tables are taking longer than what was promised, at least come and communicate with us so we can do what we need to do. Regardless of how well the place is doing, it is very important to validate and appreciate everyone that comes through your doors. Above and beyond the success of your restaurant, it is touches like this that leave a huge impression. Other than that – your place rocks and wish you continuous success….. .
Posted by disappointed on 09/23/2007
We went to celebrate my friends birthday today. I have been there a few times and the food is great. Although today had been a disappointment overall. I called to make the reservations a while back for a party of 15. Tried to call to confirm a couple a days in a row and no one called me back. Finally go thru to confirm. Still the day of , they called me to make sure we were going because they had overbooked. The reservations were for 10:15. Four of us including the birthday person got there around 9:00 and we told everyone else to make sure they got there around 9:30 so that we would not lose our reservations. We were not seated till well after 11:00. The whole time we were there the air conditioning was not working. One of the women's bathroom stall did not work properly. They only have two. We finally sat down and placed our order. They came back to tell us that they no longer had the pernil (roast pork). Maybe if they sat us at the reserved time we would have had the roast pork. Then for dessert a few of us asked for coffee. The dessert came out and we are waiting for the coffee and waiting till we finally ask a waiter and he went to the back only to come back to tell us that the coffee machine was broken. No one bothered to inform us before hand. Their food is really great, although I did not have any today because what I wanted they no longer had (the pernil). But their service today was poor. I have been cured from Sofrito for a long time. I could have my mother cook for me or cook it myself before I go back there any time soon.


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As the minutes passed and achieving the feat became more and more unlikely for Noel, Archie Goodwin came out of nowhere. With more than four minutes left, Goodwin had 20 points, eight assists and eight rebounds and he know about it. In hindsight, he wishes he didn't.
"I wish they wouldn't have told me because then I started thinking about it too much and I was trying to get it," Goodwin said.
His coach, however, was unaware, but definitely had a sense of humor about it after the fact.
"If I thought that, I would have thought 10 turnovers, too," John Calipari said. "So it's a quadruple double."
Goodwin would add a layup, an assist and a rebound in the final minutes, leaving his final stat line at 22 points, nine assists and nine rebounds with two steals and a block to boot as the Wildcats topped the century mark in a 104-75 victory over LIU-Brooklyn. As for the quadruple-double watch, Goodwin had only three turnovers.
"It was still a good night for me, so I can live with it," Goodwin said.
But he'd be lying if he said he didn't want it. He knows Chris Mills is the last and only Wildcat with a triple-double and joining him in the record books would have been nice.
"There's only been one person to get the triple-double," Goodwin said. "Just to be another part of history would have been a good thing but we got the win. That's all that matters."
He was certainly a big part of the Cats winning their third straight.
With Ryan Harrow still out of town tending to an issuewith his family and missing his fourth game in a row, Goodwin once again shouldered the load at point guard. Jarrod Polson was steady in his 19 minutes, but Goodwin's attacking mentality was the driving force behind UK's 64-point outburst over the game's final 24 minutes, during which time the Cats went from trailing by three to leading by as many as 31.
"I'm learning when to attack and when to probably back it off and set up the offense," Goodwin said. "It's coming a lot easier to me now than it was a few games ago."
Calipari said after Friday night's win that he expects Harrow to return to Lexington Saturday and resume practicing on Sunday.
He has made significant progress, but the transformation is still very much in progress. Anytime Goodwin begins to think otherwise, Coach Cal is there to remind him, sometimes quite loudly.
"Still there's four or five plays he made where he tried to make the hardest play he could make," Calipari said. "Those all led to turnovers...I told him at the time, 'Why would you do that? Just make an easy play. But he's learning. I'm saying that when he goes 22-9-9."
Another player with another coach might react differently to being asked to improve following a nearly historic performance, but Goodwin gets it.
"I know that he expects a lot from the point-guard position and so I understand where he's coming from," Goodwin said. "I know he's one me for the right reasons. He's not trying to do it to put me down or anything because he wants the best for all of us, so I just look at it like that and I just get better from what he says and try to listen to what he says and execute."
Even as Calipari asks his freshman guard to calm down at times, neither Goodwin nor UK can afford to have him abandon the aggressiveness that makes him what he is.
Just 48 hours after he scored 28 points and shot 17 free throws against Morehead State, Goodwin upped his two-game totals to 50 points and 24 free-throw attempts.
"He's a tough guard," LIU-Brooklyn head coach Jack Perri said. "He gets all the way to the rim to his left and to his right...He gets fouled a ton."
According to kenpom.com, Goodwin ranked in the top 30 nationally in both free-throw rate and fouls drawn per 40 minutes coming into Friday's game. That's a testament to his ability and, perhaps even more importantly, willingness to seek out contact and play through it. Through the first five games of his college career, he has attempted 46 free throws, accounting for more than a third of his team's total.
"That just came from growing up in the rough part of Little Rock," Goodwin said. "When you play street ball, there's really no fouls called. If you don't make it, you don't make it. That's really what helped me out."
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