Texans DE Jarvis Green regularly cooks jambalaya and gumbo for teammates, now he's going to give reality TV cooking a try. The BOSTON GLOBE reports Green, not doing much during the lockout, beat out 100 amateur cooks to win a … Continue reading -> In a White House run, it ought to be disqualifying to withhold answers on critical national security matters The Boston Globe reports that Patriots TE Aaron Hernandez is able to work out with teammates Wednesday. Hernandez had postseason hip surgery in February. In two new pieces — one in the New Yorker, the other in the Boston Globe -- that examine **Mitt Romney**'s handling of health care in the Bay State, the image created of the former Massachusetts governor is an impressive one. Romney is widely praised — by people on both sides of the aisle — as resolute and knowledgeable, committed to solving a major problem in the state by using the best means (and minds) at his disposal to do so. Romney's handling of health care even won praise from the likes of conservative stalwart and South Carolina Sen. **Jim DeMint**, who described the plan as evidence of using "good conservative ideas" and "apply[ing] them to the need to have everyone insured." Read full article >> Has Mitt Romney taken health care off the table as an issue in the 2012 election if he wins the GOP nomination? In an interview with the Boston Globe that was published on Monday, the former Massachusetts governor declined to criticize the law he signed in 2006 that extended health insurance to nearly everyone in the Bay State. Many of its provisions are similar to the federal law President Obama signed four years later over the objections of every Republican in Congress. Referring to the Massachusetts provision, Romney said "it was a positive approach," adding "I'm proud of the fact we took on a real tough problem and moved the ball forward.'' Read full article >> As if the NFL lockout wasn't enough for Commissioner Roger Goodell to deal with, now he's got another potential problem to address. Greg Berdard of the Boston Globe points out a section of New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan's book "Play Like You Mean It" in which he asked Goodell for a favor. The [...] Jeremy Guthrie has started Baltimore's Opening Day game in three of the past four years, but he might not be around the Charm City much longer. The BOSTON GLOBE reports despite what the team says, Guthrie is one of the … Continue reading -> Delmon Young had 112 RBI's for Minnesota last season, now he's not even hitting .220. The BOSTON GLOBE reports the Twins have put the slumping outfielder (hitting .216) on the trading block. He's fallen out of favor for because of … Continue reading -> Unionization levels correlate with not only higher hourly wages but higher income levels across the board BOSTON -- Sen. Scott Brown has told a prosecutor he doesn't want to seek criminal charges against the former summer-camp counselor who Brown says sexually assaulted him 40 years ago on Cape Cod. Cape and Islands District Attorney Michael O'Keefe told The Boston Globe that the Massachusetts Republican... Have you ever gone to the local cineplex, the one with the state-of-the-art, digital auditoriums -- and watched a movie whose images are dim, dark and lacking color? That apparently has happened one too many times to Boston Globe reviewer Ty Burr, who wrote about this issue over the weekend and shed some light on what seems to be a growing problem. What he discovered was this: Many exhibition chains are using 4K projectors from Sony to run their digital prints. These projectors require a special lens when showing 3D movies that frequently isn't removed by projectionists when a 2D print is shown, essentially resulting in a filter that one of Burr's sources says can take away as much as 85% of the light that reaches the screen. The problem is bad enough in Boston to have riled director Peter Farrelly, who earlier this year attended a promotional screening of his film _Hall Pass_. "I walked into the room and I could barely see, and my stomach dropped,'' the filmmaker told the Globe. "The first screening looked spectacular and the second was so dark, it was daytime versus nighttime. If they're doing this for a ... A cup of coffee may do more for men than perk them up in the morning—it could save their life. A new study of nearly 48,000 men, conducted… A responsive site isn't flipping between a set of fixed layouts. It's liquid. Breakpoints that you haven't thought of will still work. You have to figure out what is the most appropriate experience for what device. Stephen Hay wrote a great post called There Is No Mobile Web. His point is that the rise of [...] In your odd Thursday media column: and old reporter goes on a Facebook-shaming rampage, the Boston Globe is suddenly "not for sale," Dick Ebersol retires, Bill Keller is still talking, and Al Gore says News Corp's censoring his network. More » The Boston Globe is reporting New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady will have right foot surgery on Thursday. The New York real estate firm that already faces financial trouble paying back rent and maintaining **Tampa's Channelside Bay Plaza **(_ photo, left) _wants to take over Boston's famous and historic Faneuil Hall Marketplace in the next few months, the _Boston Globe_ reports today. The **Tampa Port Authority** last year filed a lawsuit against **Ashkenazy Acquisition Corp.** that accused it of owing more than $300,000 in back rent and failing to adequately maintain the Channelside retail complex. Ashkenazy lost control of Channelside last fall. The retail center is now for sale. This spring, Ashkenazy also had to give up its stake in the Shops of Grand Avenue in Milwaukee after defaulting on a loan, the _Globe _story says. Read more here. Sprawling on 6.5 acres, Faneuil Hall Marketplace (_see exterior, right, interior, below_) attracts more than 18 million visitors annually. But merchants there want Boston city officials ... _Tribune News Services_ Boston Red Sox owner John Henry has been fined $500,000 by Major League Baseball for publicly criticizing the sport's revenue sharing rules. Henry told Boston radio station WEEI on Tuesday that the commissioner's office punished him for comments he made to The Boston Globe in November 2009. A person familiar with the fine confirmed that Henry was docked $500,000 not long after the comments were made. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the person was not authorized to discuss the penalty publicly. After the 2009 season, Henry said seven "chronically uncompetitive teams" received more than $1 billion in revenue sharing and wondered who could think that was a good idea besides those clubs. You'd think playing Major League Baseball for a living, you wouldn't have to play the lottery anymore, thats not true for a member of the Red Sox. BOSTON GLOBE reports that pitcher Rich Hill talked to the media about playing … Continue reading -> Within hours of hearing that Hosni Mubarak had stepped down from power, contributing editor Carl Hoffman was on a plane to Cairo. While working on an upcoming story for Traveler, he will be offering glimpses of the city here on... By PAUL LEVY Here is a short update on a post I put up about a month ago about CMS' proposed regulations for setting up Accountable Care Organizations. The ACO proposal calls for shared savings and other incentives for providers, with a transition after a few years to a real risk [...]
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Thursday, June 2, 2011
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