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Gobi Manchurian (Cauliflower fritters) - The Boston Globe
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By: Food And City
The Boston Globe Used To Have A Sports Section
2008-04-24 06:54:00 Contrary to popular opinion, we love newspapers. We once waited up outside our dorm for our first ever published article, a review of Woody Allen's Manhattan Murder Mystery. (When the delivery guy showed up, we pretty much attacked him. It was 5:30 a.m., and we were somewhat deranged.) Of course, this makes us a relic;
Summer jobs may be at risk for teens - The Boston Globe
2008-04-16 15:36:00 The sour economy is threatening local summer job programs for city teenagers, a decades-old safety net designed to keep youth off the streets and prevent violence during the bloodiest months of the year. This is bad news for a great program, and this quote "A lot of work sites are telling us, 'We can't take as many,' " because entry-level positions that were in the past filled by high school students are being snapped up by college students, said Aaron Tanimoto, the agency's program director. "You can see how the economy is bumping everybody down," isn't good for high school students anywhere. But people are still posting jobs on myfirstpaycheck.com, and businesses are still hiring. Make a resume, get creative, and go out and find that summer job.read more | digg story
The Globe has called the ski season a wrap for another year
2008-03-28 14:18:00 For some of us, it doesn?t seem like winter is long enough. And while snow is currently falling outside my office window, one of the sure signs of winter has passed for another year. No, Boston isn?t considered a winter wonderland, so to speak, but over the course of the winter, skiers form all over New England pick up the Boston Globe on Thursdays to read the two pages dedicated to skiing and snowboarding. Having returned from a long day a work yesterday, I opened the sport?s section to the last few pages and the Tony Chamberlain articles were missing. There were no black and white photos of skiers or riders with smiles on their faces. I scuffled through the other pages, but to my dismay, it was all Red Sox, Celtics, and NCAA Tournament coverage. Yes, we will be skiing in northern New England for several more weeks, but my Thursday will be a little less anticipated till Tony and the gang returns next fall.
By: The Blue World
Bruins to target Hossa, Campbell in the off-season?
2008-03-11 01:29:00 According to Kevin Paul Dupont of The Boston Globe, the Boston Bruins will be major players in next summer's unrestricted free agent market.
By: Rumor Me This
Raycroft, Metropolit, Cleary, and Lilja
2008-03-05 00:59:00 Could Andrew Raycroft leave the Maple Leafs this off-season? Is Glen Metropolit talking contract with the Bruins? Are the Red Wings close to re-signing Dan Cleary? Do the Red Wings want to bring back Andreas Lilja?
By: Rumor Me This
A level playing field for cities - The Boston Globe [Furl]
2008-03-03 16:19:00 Quienes viven en la ciudad subsidian a los que no...
By: Ciudad Posible
Hossa to hit the open market?
2008-03-02 20:00:00 The Boston Globe's Kevin Paul Dupont suggests that Pittsburgh Penguins forward Marian Hossa will become an unrestricted free agent come July 1st.
By: Rumor Me This
Has Sundin secretly accepted to be traded?
2008-02-10 17:05:00 Kevin Paul Dupont of The Boston Globe reports that Toronto Maple Leafs pending unrestricted free agent forward Mats Sundin has agreed to let the club trade him.
By: Rumor Me This
Kings ready to deal?
2008-02-10 16:31:00 Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun reports the Los Angeles Kings have made it known throughout the NHL that they're ready to become sellers.
By: Rumor Me This
Presidential politics and the price of energy - The Boston Globe
2008-02-05 07:14:00 Presidential politics and the price of energy - The Boston Globe WITH THE economy tanking on the eve of Super Tuesday, what should the presidential candidates candidly be saying about the cost of transforming the energy sector of our economy while still achieving overall economic growth? Over the last 30 years, urgency about energy has been cyclical, sparked by crises abroad and our nation's addiction to oil.In 2007, something fundamentally changed. In large part thanks to former vice president Al Gore, America collectively "greened." Now, the wolf is at the door since the United States can no longer pay the price of deferring or delaying energy transformation - we must reduce our increasing energy consumption and wean ourselves from fossil fuels.A review of energy policy over the last 25 years reveals a set of lost opportunities and a lack of political will. Yes, we broke the link between energy consumption and economic growth in the industrial sector. But even with energy price v...
Presidential politics and the price of energy - The Boston Globe
2008-02-05 07:14:00 Presidential politics and the price of energy - The Boston Globe WITH THE economy tanking on the eve of Super Tuesday, what should the presidential candidates candidly be saying about the cost of transforming the energy sector of our economy while still achieving overall economic growth? Over the last 30 years, urgency about energy has been cyclical, sparked by crises abroad and our nation's addiction to oil.In 2007, something fundamentally changed. In large part thanks to former vice president Al Gore, America collectively "greened." Now, the wolf is at the door since the United States can no longer pay the price of deferring or delaying energy transformation - we must reduce our increasing energy consumption and wean ourselves from fossil fuels.A review of energy policy over the last 25 years reveals a set of lost opportunities and a lack of political will. Yes, we broke the link between energy consumption and economic growth in the industrial sector. But even with energy price v...
Presidential politics and the price of energy - The Boston Globe
2008-02-05 07:14:00 Presidential politics and the price of energy - The Boston Globe WITH THE economy tanking on the eve of Super Tuesday, what should the presidential candidates candidly be saying about the cost of transforming the energy sector of our economy while still achieving overall economic growth? Over the last 30 years, urgency about energy has been cyclical, sparked by crises abroad and our nation's addiction to oil.In 2007, something fundamentally changed. In large part thanks to former vice president Al Gore, America collectively "greened." Now, the wolf is at the door since the United States can no longer pay the price of deferring or delaying energy transformation - we must reduce our increasing energy consumption and wean ourselves from fossil fuels.A review of energy policy over the last 25 years reveals a set of lost opportunities and a lack of political will. Yes, we broke the link between energy consumption and economic growth in the industrial sector. But even with energy price v...
Senators, Red Wings front-runners in Brunnstrom sweepstakes?
2008-02-03 16:13:00 Don Brennan of the Ottawa Sun reports that the Ottawa Senators and Detroit Red Wings are the front-runners in acquiring the services of Swedish forward Fabian Brunnstrom, with a number of other teams in the case as well.
By: Rumor Me This
Senators, Red Wings front-runners in Brunnstrom sweepstakes?
2008-02-03 16:13:00 Don Brennan of the Ottawa Sun reports that the Ottawa Senators and Detroit Red Wings are the front-runners in acquiring the services of Swedish forward Fabian Brunnstrom, with a number of other teams in the case as well.
By: Rumor Me This
The Boston Globe PRESELLS History? It Sure Looks Like It...
2008-01-29 11:58:00 Happy Tuesday! I came across this article at the Yardbarker dot com sports website, and I had a good laugh. Here it is, and then I'll be back with a comment. Remember, these are Gordon Edes' words, not mine. But he IS one of my favorite sportswriters...***Boston Globe Pre-Selling***"Not the way I wanted to start my day. I know I'm sounding paranoid here, but I do believe fully in karma when it comes to sports. I don't bet on my teams (their winning is joy enough) and I don't like to talk sh*t before a game... I don't even rub it in after (well, unless its the Colts, Jets and of course, the Yankees). So you can see why I'm a tad disappointed and upset by an email I got from Amazon.com stating that, "19-0: The Historical Championship Season of New England's Unbeatable Patriots" by the Boston Globe was now available for pre-order. (http://www.amazon.com/gp/produ-ct/1600781500/ref=pe_snp_500).- I got the email because I have previously purchased Red Sox championship collections fr...
Maple Leafs & Rangers, Bruins, and Dandenault
2008-01-24 01:02:00 Which teams are scouting the were the Maple Leafs and Rangers scouting? Will Bruins use Patrice Bergeron's cap hit to bring in a replacement? Has Mathieu Dandenault asked for a trade out of Montreal?
By: Rumor Me This
Q&A with M. Russell Ballard and Quentin L. Cook - The Boston Globe
2007-12-26 20:09:00 Q&A with M. Russell Ballard and Quentin L. Cook What the Mormon Church wants you to know M. Russell Ballard, left, and Quentin L. Cook of the Mormon Church. (Barry Chin/Globe Staff) By Michael Paulson ...
Bruins need help
2007-12-25 17:55:00 According to Kevin Paul Dupont of The Boston Globe, the Boston Bruins need reinforcements to cope with all their injuries.
By: Rumor Me This
Forward, defenseman on Bruins? wishlist
2007-12-24 17:45:00 Boston Bruins GM Peter Chiarelli tells Kevin Paul Dupont of the Boston Globe that he is still shopping around the league to make a move or two.
By: Rumor Me This
Lightning, Kings anxious to make moves?
2007-12-23 17:46:00 Kevin Paul Dupont of the Boston Globe reports that the Tampa Bay Lightning and the Los Angeles Kings are the likeliest teams to pull the trigger on a trade after the Christmas roster freeze is lifted.
By: Rumor Me This
The Boston Globe On Mitt Romney: Cry Me A River
2007-12-21 12:17:00 Cry me a river, Mitt By Joan Vennochi Globe Columnist / December 20, 2007 WHO'S CRYING now? Mitt Romney teared up recently on NBC's "Meet the Press," as he... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
St. Louis for Turco, Forsberg, Marleau, and Hossa
2007-12-09 19:32:00 Does the Martin St. Louis for Marty Turco trade rumor make any sense? Will Peter Forsberg play in the NHL ever again? Which Sharks forward are the Maple Leafs after? Are the Thrashers and Marian Hossa close to a deal?
By: Rumor Me This
Briefly Patriotic - The Boston Globe - The REAL Big Brother
2007-12-05 18:22:00 It?s a well known fact that Mormons, like Muslims, are allowed to lie when it suits them. This is another reason why Mitt Romney shouldn?t be president of the United States. So maybe Mitt Romney told the folks that do his lawn not to hire illegal taco-jockeys and maybe he didn?t. Still, when a lie-beral ...
Andy MacPhail Q&A With the Boston Globe
2007-11-26 03:59:00 Earlier today, I posted an entry about Andy MacPhail, and through reading up on things before bedtime, I found a quick Q&A he did with a Boston Globe writer, Nick Cafardo. He mainly answered questions about the state of the Orioles, how the team can improve and also life in American League East.Is this a complete rebuilding time for you in your first year in Baltimore?AM: "I think it's a franchise that has economic wherewithal. If you do get a nucleus of players, it's not like they're going to be rolling off and we can't afford them, like a lot of these clubs. It's a tall order and maybe I didn't fully appreciate how difficult the position is. But that doesn't mean we can't do things a lot better than we've been doing them in the past. We really need to make a concerted effort to rebuild the franchise's foundation - scouting, player development - and be as good at those things as we can possibly be."You've run the Twins (championships in 1987 and 1991) and the Cubs; a...
By: The Oriole Post
Global Alerts » News Archive » The Boston Globe: 84 Ways You Can Help the P
2007-11-20 17:27:00 Global Alerts » News Archive » The Boston Globe: 84 Ways You Can Help the Planet: "Energy conservation can be simple, but it has a big impact. If every home in the United States replaced just one incandescent light bulb with a compact fluorescent light bulb (CFL), the energy saved would prevent greenhouse-gas emissions equivalent to taking more than 1 million cars off the road, says Arthur Rosenfeld, a physicist and member of the California Energy Commission. He also says that if Americans achieved a 2 percent reduction in energy use each year for the next 30 to 40 years?a feasible rate?we would be halfway to stabilizing our greenhouse-gas emissions. ?What many people don?t realize is how easy conservation is,? says Rosenfeld."
84 Ways You Can Help the Planet - The Boston Globe
2007-11-19 04:37:00 84 Ways You Can Help the Planet - The Boston Globe: "SWEAT THE SMALL STUFF. Energy conservation can be simple, but it has a big impact. If every home in the United States replaced just one incandescent light bulb with a compact fluorescent light bulb (CFL), the energy saved would prevent greenhouse-gas emissions equivalent to taking more than 1 million cars off the road, says Arthur Rosenfeld, a physicist and member of the California Energy Commission. He also says that if Americans achieved a 2 percent reduction in energy use each year for the next 30 to 40 years - a feasible rate - we would be halfway to stabilizing our greenhouse-gas emissions. 'What many people don't realize is how easy conservation is,' says Rosenfeld. MAKE SURE 'OFF' IS OFF. Household electronics account for more than 25 percent of home electricity use, according to the US Environmental Protection Agency. Since chargers for iPods, cellphones, electric drills, and the like draw electricity even when not c...
Bruins, Panthers, Fleury, and Carter
2007-11-16 19:05:00 Will the Bruins replace the injured Patrice Bergeron? Are the Panthers looking to deal? Did Marc-Andre Fleury pass on a new contract last summer? Is Jeff Carter on the trade block?
By: Rumor Me This
Markov to sign soon?
2007-10-18 02:38:00 Jay Grossman, the agent for unrestricted free agent defenseman Danny Markov, tells Kevin Paul Dupont of the Boston Globe that he expects his client to sign an NHL contract "relatively soon."
By: Rumor Me This
Metropolit playing himself on the Bruins?
2007-09-26 01:58:00 Fluto Shinzawa of The Boston Globe reports that due to his play, forward Glen Metropolit may be forcing the Boston Bruins to sign him to an NHL contract sooner rather than later.
By: Rumor Me This
Lawyer for the dog - The Boston Globe
2007-09-15 08:02:00 Lawyer for the dog - The Boston Globe: "Inside the booming field of animal law, in which animals have their own interests -- and their own lawyers." Nothing quite points to signs of the impending apocalypse quite like dog custody legal battles.
By: webtourz
Gerber, Denis, Zetterberg, Hossa, Minnesota, Sundin, Raycroft, Friesen, and
2007-09-09 18:11:00 Are the Senators shopping Martin Gerber? Did the Lightning try to move Marc Denis? What are the Red Wings' plans with Henrik Zetterberg? Would the Thrashers ever trade Marian Hossa? Which Bruins player did the Wild really want in the Manny Fernandez deal? Will Mats Sundin and Andrew Raycroft finish the season with the Maple Leafs? Is Jeff Friesen headed to Sweden? Can Jamie McLennan make a comeback with the Flames?
By: Rumor Me This
Chistov, Markov, and the Flames
2007-08-28 00:55:00 Is Stanislav Chistov still headed for Russia? Which team has a need for Danny Markov, and the money to pay him? Are the Flames looking at making any more roster additions?
By: Rumor Me This
Bergeron not for the taking
2007-08-26 16:12:00 Boston Bruins GM Peter Chiarelli tells the Boston Globe's Kevin Paul Dupont that despite Internet rumors, he is not shopping forward Patrice Bergeron.
By: Rumor Me This
Ducks awaiting word on Selanne, Niedermayer
2007-08-26 15:36:00 Kevin Paul Dupont of the Boston Globe reports that Anaheim Ducks GM Brian Burke is still waiting to hear word from forward Teemu Selanne and defenseman Scott Niedermayer on whether they will retire from the NHL or come back for another season.
By: Rumor Me This
Alexeev wants to play in the NHL, but may opt for Russia
2007-08-19 17:37:00 Fluto Shinzawa of The Boston Globe reports that unrestricted free agent forward Nikita Alexeev is still very much interested in signing with an NHL team.
By: Rumor Me This
Bruins, Chistov to part ways?
2007-08-06 15:09:00 The Boston Globe's Fluto Shinzawa reports that Boston Bruins forward Stanislav Chistov may be headed to play in Russia this season.
By: Rumor Me This
JUST IN....From The Boston Globe Blog...
2007-07-31 15:38:00 Written by Gordon Edes, minutes ago....."Just touched base with one of my sources, and he told me the Red Sox are still waiting to hear back from the White Sox on Jermaine Dye. The ball is in the White Sox court, he said. Of course, it's an hour earlier in Chicago.Nothing yet on Eric Gagne this a.m., though the reports out of Texas suggested that owner Tom Hicks may be trying to sign him to an extension and they're going to hold onto him."Peter here.....I'll give you updates when I can.
Bruins could deal forward(s)
2007-07-29 16:44:00 With an excess of NHL-capable centers currently in their system, Fluto Shinzawa of the Boston Globe points out the possibility of the Boston Bruins moving one of them in a trade.
By: Rumor Me This
Roenick and the Maple Leafs, Schneider, Ballard, Avalanche, and Harding
2007-07-19 00:38:00 Is Jeremy Roenick pushing to play for the Maple Leafs? Which goalie might the Canucks be shopping? The latest on Keith Ballard contract talks. Should the Avalanche bring back Peter Forsberg? Which Wild goalie almost called it quits?
By: Rumor Me This
More deals Bruin? in Beantown?
2007-07-18 23:06:00 Kevin Paul Dupont writes in the Boston Globe about the possibility of the Boston Bruins dealing forward P.J. Axelsson and goalie Hannu Toivonen.
By: Rumor Me This
The Boston Globe Reveals Arguments About Fred Thompson?s Role In The Waterg
2007-07-04 23:12:00 The Boston Globe today ran a piece revealing arguments among Watergate committee members regarding Fred Thompson’s role on the committee. It seems only fair, though, to start by going to what Fred Thompson himself has to say on the subject on his website: A year later, in 1969, Thompson was named an assistant United States attorney in ...
By: 2008 Central
The Boston Globe, Panama On The Rise: Construction, global interest booming
2007-06-03 21:21:00 Thank You Indira A.R. Lakshmanan for this great artic-le. PANAMA CITY -- Long a freewheeling shipping hub and offshore banking center for the Americas, Panama is enjoying a building boom on a scale unmatched since the construction of its famous canal 92 years ago.The country is luring investors and expatriates worldwide, with interest further boosted by the recent approval of a $5.2 billion plan that will double the canal's capacity.A real estate frenzy fueled by easy credit from Panamanian banks, government incentives, and a saturated US housing market for retirees has attracted speculators and prospective residents from California to Dubai. They are snapping up preconstruction bay-front apartments, highland villas, and the latest luxury development from Donald Trump -- a $220 million residential, office, and hotel complex called Trump Ocean Club, with towers shaped like a yacht sail. Two rival Spanish projects are vying to build the tallest skyscraper in Latin America at about 100... |
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