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NEW YORK (AP) — Carmelo Anthony was suspended one game by the NBA on Wednesday for confronting Kevin Garnett after the New York Knicks’ loss to Boston on Monday. Anthony, who was angry about Garnett’s choice of words during a fourth-quarter altercation, went toward the Celtics’ locker room after the game and later waited for Garnett outside Boston’s team bus. Anthony didn’t believe he would be suspended because he said he was just looking to talk to Garnett, not fight. But NBA executive vice president of operations Stu Jackson ruled otherwise. ‘‘There are no circumstances in which it is acceptable for a player to confront an opponent after a game,’’ Jackson said in a statement.
NBA suspends Anthony 1 game for postgame actions - News
Mr. Autumn Man Walking Down Street With Cup Of Coffee, Wearing Sweater Over Plaid Collared Shirt
BOSTON—The twigs and acorns crunching pleasurably beneath his boots, Mr.
Wally the Green Monster is safe. Boston police said a Red Sox worker took the beloved costume. “It was an employee who took it,” a Boston Police Department spokeswoman said about 4 p.m. “No one is under arrest at this time, and Wally is safe.”
Wally the Green Monster stolen from Red Sox
to launch a radio station - The Names Blog
Boston.com is getting into the radio business. The website will announce Monday a plan to launch a live streaming radio station featuring alternative music and well-known personalities from WFNX-FM.
In the video above, Patrick Kennedy takes you on a tour of 25 National Historic Landmarks you can visit in under 25 minutes. Photos by Vernon Doucette, Cydney Scott, and Kalman Zabarsky View closed captions on YouTube
25 Landmarks in 25 Minutes | BU Today
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Kenneth Cole & Crisis Communications 101 « Adam P. Coulter: Conduit for Young Communicators
By now I imagine you have heard of the insensitive tweet Kenneth Cole himself graced us with yesterday. This “attempt at humor” as Cole later classified it, certainly got the twittersphere and blogosphere’s attention. After reading and commenting on this blog post by Heather Whaling concerning 2 PR lessons learned from the gaffe, I decided to cover what I believe are the salient lessons in PR/Crisis Communications and even social media best practices that can be gleaned from this strange attempt to piggy-back off of the events occurring in the Middle East.