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Something that's neither a rum drink or college footballer is headed in our direction. [WHDH]
Hide the trashy ladies! Tiger Woods is in town, and the PGA is concerned about a weather delay. [All Headline News]
After hanging out at the UFC Fan Expo and Harvard Square, Shaq is now "The Big Wedding Crasher". [NESN]
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Two men jump off the Tobin Bridge and survive. [Union Leader]
So after the abbreviated summer, they tell us the ocean is really warm this year. [Boston Globe]
State Legislature may prohibit the tracking of employees by GPS. [Gloucester Daily Times]
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Hurricane Earl has spoken. The Red Sox listened, and Friday's game with the White Sox was, literally, washed away. The reunion with Manny Ramirez is moved to Saturday in the form of a day-night doubleheader with games at 1:05 p.m. and 7:10 p.m. Friday's tickets are good for 1:05 p.m.
Readers may have noticed Bostonist won't refrain from kicking the Boston Globe when it is down. Now, we're going to say nice things about the paper and its BusinessUpdates blog, which is one of the 61 blogs the Globe and Boston.com feel the need to have. We rarely peruse most of them.
However, we found some interesting news on Wednesday at the BusinessUpdates section.
- National Guardsmen and women from the 379th Engineer Company left Brockton on Friday for a year-long deployment to Afghanistan. [WCVB]
- Somerville loves Google even if Harvard doesn't. [Somerille Journal]
Sure, the Lakers were shorthanded, missing a future Hall-of-Famer whose basket beat the Celtics in Boston back in January. But the Celtics were shorthanded, too, with one backup PG en route to the Knicks and the new one on his way to join the team out West. So the C's sympathize.
Another loss. Another first-half lead thrown away. Another Rasheed Wallace fine. At least this time, it was on the road.
The Celtics, who once dreamed of 70+ wins, are now under .500 in the year 2010. In fact, they've been winless since the Patriots were knocked out of the playoffs, except for that charity game against New Jersey high schoolers. Kevin Garnett's due back tomorrow, and we need him.
- Bob Pannuto, a retired meteorologist, predicts Boston won't get heavy this winter. [Boston Globe]
- Black Friday happened. [Boston Herald]
When does Nick Green start? After Friday's disaster in Chicago, isn't that an appropriate question to ask? Paul Byrd allowed seven runs and 10 hits in just 2.1 innings and probably would have been hit just as hard by his kid's AAU team. Junichi Tazawa survived for 3.2 innings despite allowing five runs on seven hits. Believe it or not, Byrd and Tazawa were worse than it sounds as all 12 of Chicago's runs in the 12-2 loss were compressed into just three innings. Freddy Garcia allowed one run in six innings.
Want a picture of what Red Sox Nation feels like this morning? The best way we can describe it is the scene in Airplane! when Elaine gets on the PA, tells the passengers to remain calm, then asks, "Oh, by the way, is there anyone on board who can fly a plane?" The next scene is in the cabin with passengers going berzerk and men swordfighting in the aisle. That's what being a Red Sox...
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