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Puffy ankles, sick dog are viable Bulger jury excuses Tiny violin. Potential jurors drum up any excuse to avoid spending their summer serving on the James “Whitey” Bulger case. The unlucky ones. A panel of 18, including six alternates, should be finalized today. Trial delay.

Attorneys for alleged mob boss file a motion to delay Wednesday’s start. PAGE 02

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The Patriots reportedly signed quarterback and pop culture icon Tim Tebow to a contract yesterday. / GETTY IMAGES

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Markey leads Gomez in poll The latest poll on the special election between Congressman Ed Markey and Republican Gabriel Gomez shows the Malden Democrat leading by seven points heading into a pivotal second debate in Springfield, but suffering from what the pollster described as fallout from the scandals enveloping the White House.

Markey leads Gomez 48 percent to 41 percent two weeks out from the June 25 special election to replace Secretary of State John Kerry in the U.S. Senate, according to a Suffolk University poll. SHNS

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Police officers patrolled the Moakely Federal Courthouse in South Boston yesterday as jury selection for the trial of James “Whitey” Bulger continued inside. / ERIN BALDASSARI, METRO

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Bulger jurors excused for pets, other issues Whitey trial. A panel of 18 jurors, including alternates, is expected to be finalized today.

One woman said she gets nervous and depressed. An older man said he suffered a heart attack two years ago. Another woman got emotional when she talked about caring for her dog, which does not have the use of its hind legs.

Those are some of the various reasons why more than a

dozen potential jurors in the trial of James “Whitey” Bulger were excused from service yesterday.

Scores of people were called in for further questioning as jury selection continued for the trial of the alleged mob boss. Lawyers for both sides were allowed to ask follow-up questions after hundreds of potential jurors filled out questionnaires last week.

The first woman to be questioned yesterday sat down and immediately started speaking before the judge

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Judge Denise Casper, to a potential juror

was able to ask her a question. She told the judge she gets nervous and depressed, receives unemployment and gets swelling in her legs. She

was excused from service.

Another woman became emotional when she was asked about the hardship she put on her questionnaire. She said it would be difficult sitting on a jury for more than three months while also trying to care for her disabled dog.

After the woman left the room, both sides and the judge agreed to excuse her from service.

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Bulger’s defense attorney J.W. Carney is surrounded by members of the media outside the courthouse in this file photo. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

Lawyers for alleged mob boss James “Whitey” Bulger filed a motion early Monday morning that seeks more evidence from the government and requests that Wednesday’s scheduled opening statements be put on hold.

At issue are claims by

the defense team that prosecution witness and former Bulger associate John Martorano has been actively involved in criminal activity since his release from jail and has been shielded from investigation by his handler.

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Fast-food theft suspect held on $150K bail Richard Calderon-Colon of Dorchester was held on $150,000 cash bail yesterday at his arraignment on armed robbery and related charges stemming from a string of six McDonalds and Dunkin’ Donuts robberies.

Investigators were able to locate fingerprints on items the robber allegedly touched and link them to Calderon-Colon. He is due in court again on July 10.

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Neighbors had complained about illicit activity.

City inspectors recently shut down a pair of Dorchester auto body shops, including one after neighbors complained about prostitutes coming and going from a makeshift bedroom set up behind the building.

The shops, one on Dorchester Avenue and the other on Washington Street, were shut down after the Inspectional Services Department’s Auto Shop Team conducted inspections that began June 1, ISD said yesterday.

Officials found violations including outdated permits and improper storage of flammable materials.

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Murray plans to testify today before the Committee on Labor and Workforce Development when lawmakers will hear input on proposals to hike the minimum wage for the first time since 2008 when the per-hour rate rose to $8. SHNS

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Both shops were immediately shut down after the violations were found and a stop-work order will be in place until all violations have been corrected.

Indecent assault and battery. Milton teacher allegedly kissed student Milton High School track coach Dale Snyder, 64, pleaded not guilty yesterday in Quincy District Court to indecent assault and battery for allegedly kissing a 16-year-old student.

Prosecutors allege that on June 2, Snyder took the student by the hand, kissed her cheek, then told her, “now for the big one,” and kissed her on the lips.

The defense said Snyder has Parkinson’s disease, and treatment has increased his libido and decreased his impulse control. Bail was set at $10,000. METRO

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Greenway group to take over Armenian Park A-mazing. The same group that runs Boston’s only organically maintained park will manage Armenian Park.

The Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy will soon begin a three-year commitment to maintain Armenian Heritage Park, which opened between Faneuil Hall Marketplace and Christopher Columbus Park in May of 2012.

The park has brought two interactive designs surrounded by seating, brick paving and landscaping to the Greenway, which is Boston’s only organically maintained public park.

According to the Conservancy, the cultural space “celebrates those who have migrated to

The maze in Armenian Park ERIN BALDASSARI, METRO

the Massachusetts’ shores, contributing to the richness of American life and culture.”

“Since our community first conceived of Armenian Heritage Park as our gift to the Commonwealth and the city, we have been focused on providing an engaging experience and green open park space of the highest quality,” said James

Kalustian, president of The Armenian Heritage Foundation.

“Having seen what an excellent job the Conservancy has done in maintaining those same standards of excellence on the Greenway, we are confident that the Conservancy will be the ideal maintenance partner for us.”

According to Jesse Brackenbury, CEO of the Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy, the park’s paved labyrinth has been popular, as has its split dodecahedron sculpture.

“We are looking forward to putting our best maintenance practices to work in the park so that people who come from near and far continue to enjoy the experience,” said Brackenbury.

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Officers found the man at about 2:30 a.m. on Vallar Road suffering from stab wounds. He was uncooperative, police said. METRO

Almost two months after visiting the Hub after the Boston Marathon bombings, President Barack Obama will be back in the city Wednesday to campaign for Congressman Edward Markey, who is running against Republican Gabriel Gomez in the special election to fill Secretary of State John Kerry’s seat.

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Even in Hong Kong, ex-CIA man may not escape US reach Leaks. The NSA has requested a criminal probe as the Justice Department is in the initial stages of a criminal investigation.

Edward Snowden’s decision to flee to Hong Kong as he prepared to expose the U.S. government’s secret surveillance programs may not save him from prosecution due to an extradition treaty in force since 1998.

A 29-year-old former CIA employee, Snowden has identified himself as the person who gave the Guardian and the Washington Post classified documents about how the National Security Agency obtained data from U.S. phone and Internet companies.

While preparing his leaks, Snowden left Hawaii for Hong Kong on May 20 so he would be in a place that might be able to resist U.S. prosecution attempts, he told the Guardian.

“Mainland China does have significant restrictions on free speech, but the people of Hong Kong have a long tradition of protesting in the streets, making their views known,” Snowden, a U.S. citizen, said

A security guard stands outside the U.S. Consulate in Hong Kong yesterday.

Edward Snowden is held up in a hotel room in Hong Kong. / GETTY IMAGES Give me shelter

Iceland may not be the haven US leaker hopes The leaker who revealed top secret U.S. surveillance programs says he hopes to find shelter in Iceland, but he may be disappointed by the reception from a new government seen as less in a video interview posted on the Guardian’s website.

The United States and Hong Kong signed their extradition treaty in 1996, a year before the former British

keen than predecessors to attract exiles and Internet renegades.

The country has served as the home base for the fundraising of WikiLeaks, and earlier earned a reputation as a safe haven by taking in U.S. fugitive and former chess champion Bobby Fischer in 2005.

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It allows for the exchange of criminal suspects in a formal process that may also involve the Chinese government.

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Tech. Computer experts tie WikiLeaks soldier to database breach Computer forensic experts testified yesterday that they traced a break-in to a secret U.S. government website to Pfc. Bradley Manning, charged with the biggest leak of classified files in the nation’s history.

The testimony came as the court-martial of the U.S. soldier entered its second week. Manning is accused of providing more than 700,000 secret files to anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks while serving in Iraq in 2009 and 2010.

He faces 21 charges, including aiding the enemy,

and could face life in prison without parole if convicted in the case, which has raised questions about the limits of openness and secrecy in the digital age.

Government witnesses told the court-martial that they had traced breaches of the U.S. government’s secret Intelink intelligence database to Manning’s user name and Internet Protocol address, a major step in proving that Manning orchestrated the release of documents including secret diplomatic cables. REUTERS

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Phone apps help track pets’ activity, nutrition Dog and cat lovers have a new way to make sure their pets get plenty of exercise and nourishment: phone apps that track how much an animal plays, runs, sleeps and eats.

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Whistle, an iPhone app and monitor worn on a dog’s collar that was launched last week, measures an animal’s activity throughout the day. The app can track changes over time and can compare exercise levels with other dogs of the same breed.

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Google finalizing deal for mapping company Waze Google Inc. is finalizing a deal to acquire online mapping company Waze for $1.3 billion, according to a source familiar with the matter.

“Negotiations are nearly final. There are a couple of

details being worked out,” the source said.

The source described the remaining details as “logistics” rather than significant sticking points.

The deal with Google comes after discussions between Waze and social networking company Facebook Inc. fell apart last month.

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Apple Inc. yesterday unveiled iTunes Radio, a free music streaming service that is a key part of overhauled mobile software.

The company called it the most revolutionary re-design of its operating system since the iPhone was introduced in 2007.

As Apple kicked off its annual conference in San Francisco for its developers, executives also showed off a new line of Mac computers, and said that updated Siri voice software used on the iPhone now incorporates Microsoft Corp.’s Bing search engine.

The service is free with ads across Apple’s devices, including Apple TV. It is free of ads for subscribers to iTunes’ Match, a digital content feature.

Called iOS 7, the smartphone and tablet platform redesigned by resident creative honcho Jonny Ive comes with a new edge-to-edge look that uses translucency to highlight underlying content, new typefaces and new icons.

Apple plans to make iOS 7 available in the fall.

Kleiner Perkins venture capitalist Matt Murphy, who runs the firm’s iFund, tweeted that the new iOS platform “Looks livelier, happier, approachable.” REUTERS Quoted

“It’s the biggest change to iOS since the iPhone.”

CEO Tim Cook

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safety. Britain World carbon emissions Summit takes security gamble hit record high in 2012 with Northern Ireland G8 Global. CO2 emissions rose by 1.4 percent to 31.6 billion tons, according to estimates from the Paris-based IEA. China led a rise in global carbon dioxide emissions to a record high in 2012, more than offsetting falls in the United States and Europe, the International Energy Agency said yesterday.

China is the biggest emitter and made the largest contribution to the global rise, spewing out an additional 300 million tons. But the gain was one of the lowest China has seen in a decade, reflecting its efforts to adopt renewable sources and improve energy efficiency.

In the United States, a switch from coal to gas in power generation helped reduce

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Scientists say global average temperature rise needs to be limited to below 2 degrees Celsius this century to prevent devastating climate effects like crop failure and melting glaciers. / GETTY IMAGES Quoted

“Global energy-related greenhouse gas emissions in 2020 are projected to be nearly 4 billion tons higher than a level consistent with attaining the 2 degree target.” IEA

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emissions by 200 million tons, bringing the country back to the level of the mid-1990s.

Even though the use of coal increased in some European countries last year due to low prices, emissions in Europe declined by 50 million tons because of the economic slowdown, growth in renewables and emissions caps on industrial and power companies, the IEA said.

Japan’s CO2 emissions increased by 70 million tons, as efforts to improve energy efficiency failed to offset increasing use of fossil fuels after the Fukushima nuclear accident in 2011. REUTERS

British Prime Minister David Cameron is gambling that the remnants of the Irish Republican Army are too weak to trouble the world’s most powerful leaders when they meet five miles from the scene of one of the worst killings in Northern Ireland’s recent history.

Cameron’s government has chosen a secluded lakeside hotel near Enniskillen to host the summit next week, banking on its remote location to deter anti-globalists,

A security checkpoint near the G8 Summit / GETTY IMAGES

Islamists and any other potential trouble-makers.

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White House

Obama names Furman as chief economist President Barack Obama yesterday nominated longtime adviser Jason Furman to be

his new chief White House economist, an administration official said. Furman, who will replace economist Alan Krueger as chair of the White House’s Council of Economic Advisers, has a Ph.D. from Harvard. REUTERS

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Being John Malkovich’s scarf John Malkovich to the rescue! The “Warm Bodies” star was out for a walk in Toronto when he heard cries for help that directed him to Jim Walpole, who had tripped and suffered a deep cut on his neck that was gushing blood.

“The way he was spurting, I thought it was the carotid [artery] or the jugular,” Walpole’s wife, Marilyn, says, adding that Malkovich was soon “taking over just like a doctor,” applying pressure to the wound with his scarf with the assistance of a local restaurant owner. “They were so helpful, so wonderful,” Walpole recalls. “I asked, ‘What’s your name?’

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Cory Monteith looking ‘Glee’-ful on his first outing since leaving rehab Actor Cory Monteith was all smiles with girlfriend Lea Michele at his side in his first public appearance since his stint in rehab. The couple attended the 12th Annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball, which aims to help Los Angeles’ homeless become educated and employed, on Saturday in Los Angeles. Monteith, 30, voluntarily admitted himself to a treatment facility on April 1. The reason for the rehab stay was unspecified. / GETTY IMAGES

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MARIO LOPEZ AND HIS WIFE, COURTNEY, ARE EXPECTING ANOTHER BABY LOPEZ.

Yesterday was National Iced Tea Day, the nation’s greatest holiday next to Flag Day. And in honor of this occasion, we got Mario Lopez, spokesperson for Lipton Iced Tea, on the phone.

“I’m definitely having some iced tea,” Lopez said when asked how he’s celebrating the holiday (which is a good thing as he is the spokesperson for tea and not, say, Tab).

We couldn’t help but notice that Lopez sounded a bit tired. And wouldn’t you?

He begins shooting “The X Factor” in New Orleans this week, and he just announced

he is expecting his second child to join daughter Gia, 2.

“As busy as I am, I still manage to have breakfast with my little girl every morning and come home, usually by the time that we have dinner,” he said when asked how he juggles all of his demands. “You can’t give the family leftovers; you’ve got to get up a little earlier to spend that quality time … because you can’t make it up. Those are priceless moments.” — Reporting by

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Actress Michelle Rodriguez spiced up Cosmopolitan’s Fun Fearless Latina Awards in a form-fitting dress in New York City on May 23.

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Jenny McCarthy shined in a form-fitting knee-length dress at the UJA Federation Awards Dinner in New York City on May 28.

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“TransAtlantic,” a new novel from National Book Award winner Colum McCann, weaves a story detailing three different crossings across the Atlantic, from an Irish famine to a modern-day presidential visit from Barack Obama. The novel stars historical figures like Frederick Douglass alongside aviators attempting the first nonstop flight.

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“Traveling shouldn’t be reserved for people who are affluent,” says Freddie Pikovsky, an editor at the travel blog Off Track Planet and co-author of “Off Track Planet’s Travel Guide for the Young, Sexy, and Broke.”

His book is a frank guide for the

ramen eaters among us, and we mean frank — think Greece’s best hookup spots; avoiding narcs in Thailand.

Not all of us can afford that five-star hotel, so we asked Pikovsky for some trip ideas that won’t break the bank.

Dream trip: Australia

Get the cheapest flight “Go toward the shoulder of a season,” Pikovsky says.

“You don’t necessarily want to go at the height of a season, and you might not necessarily go at the off point, but somewhere that’s toward the end or a little bit early on in the height of the season, you’ll find discounted airfare.”

Dream trip: Tokyo

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“Since the earthquake, they’ve been trying to promote tourism heavily,” Pikovsky says. “I haven’t personally been to Japan, [but] there are probably affordable options now for flying over there.”

Colombia’s not what it used to be.

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Try: Taganga, Colombia The small fishing village of Taganga, Pikovsky says, is “one of the cheapest places in the world to get SCUBA-certified.” It’s cheap to stay in the area too, and it retains a lot of pre-commercialization. “The last time I was there, they didn’t even have roads yet — it’s still dirt roads,” Pikovsky says. And we know what

you’re thinking — worried about being kidnapped? “Things have changed there so much,” he says.

“The guerrillas that were kidnapping people were decentralized by the government, so kidnapping is not as valuable a thing for them anymore.”

Other people’s hesitation to visit means the crowds are few, and the luxury resorts are popping up — all of which means that now is a good time to go.

Dream trip: Paris

Dream trip: Amsterdam

Try: Vancouver, Canada Another country that’s going through a reputation shift is Amsterdam. Gone are the days of hitting a cafe for something to smoke: “They’ve actually changed their law, and it’s now only for locals,” Pikovsky says.

He informs that Vancouver is the new “it” spot for cafe culture.

“You can do basically everything that you were once able to do in Amsterdam as a tourist but can’t do anymore.”

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No siblings? No problem Nonfiction. Those stereotypes of only children? Totally untrue, reports Lauren Sandler.

Pity the poor only child. The eldest child is never stereotyped as spoiled; the youngest is never pigeonholed as maladjusted or lonely. Forget giving birth to a small army — it is when you say you are only having one child that eyebrows get raised.

Lauren Sandler is on a mission to change these misconceptions of onlies with her new book, “One and Only: The Freedom of Having an Only Child, and the Joy of Being One.�

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Gemini | May 22-June 20.

Watch out for a hotshot salesperson with a dazzling pitch who will attempt to palm off what is clearly inferior merchandise. Don’t let your guard down for one minute.

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Cancer | June 21-July 22.

Much give-and-take might be required between you and your one-and-only. A lack of consideration on your part would do great harm, with wounded feelings resulting.

Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan 20.

Normally, you strive to be considerate with everyone you encounter. However, for some reason you might put your interests above all others.

Leo | July 23-Aug. 22.

If a friend who has been kind to you many times in the past is now in need of your support, don’t disappear. It’s time to step up.

Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22.

Don’t put needless strain on a good friendship by making too many unreasonable demands.

If you’re inconsiderate, you’re likely to break up the relationship for good.

Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22.

You may operate with great effectiveness in a competitive development, but your accomplishments will mean little if you use tactics that are dishonest or underhanded.

Scorpio | Oct. 23-Nov. 21.

Surprisingly, someone who always endorses your ideas might be diametrically opposed to your way of thinking. Don’t

Sagittarius | Nov. 22-Dec. 21. If this should turn out to be a financially trying day, don’t further aggravate the situation by yielding to extravagant inclinations.

Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb 18.

It’s not like you to fail to display proper gratitude to those who do you special favors, yet that might be the case today. Sadly, it could leave a scar.

Can’t read the fine print I have been avidly reading Metro for many years. There is one or two minor complaints I have with the new format though. One, I miss the weather forecast that used to be on the front page. Two, sometimes when there is white print on a green, yellow or similar background the print is very difficult to read.

I have close to 20/20 vision and sometimes I can’t discern a word from the side of, for instance, the Gossip section. It

Taurus | April 21-May 21.

If you find that companions are not as infatuated with your plans as you are, be prepared to either compromise or go alone.

Don’t force your desires on others. BERNICE BEDE OSOL

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they know of nobody who is currently using the five-digit number starting with eight on their GMO produce, and that retailers do not necessarily comply with this system. This seems to be another misleading Internet meme.

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Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20.

Owing to an inability to accurately judge another’s character, you could form a relationship with someone who has a questionable reputation.

Don’t make any permanent commitments.

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What’s up, Doc?

Rivers’ future still up in air Celtics head coach Doc Rivers is taking longer than usual to decide if he will come back to Boston for another season.

Reached by the Boston Globe this past Sunday night, Rivers wrote in a text message, “I’d rather not say,” when asked where he was in his decision-making process.

Rivers has three years remaining on his current contract. His decision could be linked to what the Celtics do with Paul Pierce. Boston has until June 30 to either buy out or retain Pierce.

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Where does Tebow fit in?

NFL. The Patriots stunned the league yesterday by signing the former Jets and Broncos quarterback.

When the Jets traded for quarterback Tim Tebow in March 2012, many pundits laughed at the decision as it gave New York an instant quarterback controversy.

New York sports radio host Mike Francesca chimed, “The Jets want to avoid a circus and then they go and trade for one of the most popular human beings on the planet!?”

When the news broke yesterday that the Patriots had signed Tebow — arguably the biggest lightning rod in the NFL — it was met with more of a collective shrug by media and fans alike with most reaching the conclusion of, “Maybe it will work out, who knows?”

The question now turns to: Where will Tebow play for the Patriots? Here are a few options for where to utilize him:

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Tight end Tebow isn’t exactly Jerry Rice in the route-running department, as evidenced by the play last year when Jets QB Mark Sanchez drilled Tebow in the back of the head with a football when the former Florida star attempted to run and out pattern. But Tebow, listed at 6-foot-3, 236 pounds, certainly has the frame.

Running back For as much flak as Tebow catches these days — remember this: He was one of the greatest collegiate football players of all time and he did much of his damage with the Gators while running the football. In 2009, Tebow rushed for 910 yards and scored 14 touchdowns on 217 attempts while playing a rugged SEC schedule.

Quarterback Tebow will never have a Dan Marino-like cannon. He’ll never have Tom Brady’s precision as a passer. But he has always proven to be a winner and a leader on the football

Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez, who caught passes from Tim Tebow in college at Florida, hugs his former quarterback in January of 2012. / DENVER POST

field. But it is clear that Tebow needs to learn the intricacies of how to play the quarterback position, from the pocket, at the pro level. What better player in the NFL to learn from than Brady?

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COMING TO GRIPS WITH THE FACT THAT TEBOW DRAMA IS COMING TO TOWN “Thoughts? — don’t even have to add a subject” “Tim Tebow … A Patriot????”

“Belichick knows trollin’ only exists on the Internet, right?”

“WHYYYYYYYYY?!”

It has only been five minutes, yet I already have these four text messages about the news. It’s a story that needs no actual introduction. His name is an alliteration, and he is coming to Foxboro — and not for a charity event.

Nope, he’s here to try out for the local football team.

Worse, he was invited.

It’s not that I’m against him, or his beliefs; it’s the other stuff. The water coolers are particularly jovial, sports talk radio is beaming, and I’m left aghast, fighting to find the words for words to a column that I don’t want to write. I’ll be abundantly honest, dear reader, I’m not ready to join the conversation. Not yet,

anyway.

Thirty seconds later, someone nearby actually uttered the words, “Brady is getting old.” I snap. Surely, there is a successor to Tom Terrific, but not him. Not Tebow. I immediately get an eerie feeling, like Kate Hudson’s character in “Almost Famous,” named Penny Lane, will magically appear and excitedly squeal, “It’s all happening!” Except we’re not waiting for Stillwater, we’re waiting for Tebow.

I’ve never been a sycophant, or subscribed to “In Bill We Trust.” Blind faith, no pun intended, breeds irrationality. Publically, The

Patriot Way, as an ideology, died when the team traded for Albert Haynesworth. But realistically, it never existed.

Still, I am not sure how to react to this, mainly I because I don’t want to react to this. Six minutes ago, I lived in a world. It was far from perfect, but Tebow was never part of it, or essential to it, beyond goofily looking at him as a straight-to-DVD Disney movie.

Because Tebow Time, meaning everything that comes along with The Signing — the attention, baggage, and polarization — is typically reserved for other franchises, in other

Hadfield on the Pats signing Tebow

“Thirty seconds later, someone nearby actually uttered the words, ‘Brady is getting old.’ I snap.

Surely, there is a successor to Tom Terrific, but not him. Not Tebow.”

cities, that wear the ugliest shade of green in the color’s arsenal.

Time is moving but nothing is subsiding. Minute number seven is full of disappointment. There are seven steps to these sorts of events, and shock is still resonating.

I just want to be given a second to collect my bearings, but life never waits.

I’m callously reminded of this truth as CBS confirms the original ESPN report, and, seamlessly, step two, “denial,” is forgone — bypassed in another world, where Twitter and the 24/7 news cycle doesn’t exist.

Exactly nine minutes after The Signing, I ask the natural follow-up: “What are they going to do with him?”

The team will still win 13 games and be entrenched in The Conversation.

Still, here we are: Tim Tebow, Patriot.

Bedlam.

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Bruins, Blackhawks both facing power play issues NHL playos. Boston and Chicago have each had trouble lighting the lamp with the odds in their favor.

Not everything was pretty about the Bruins’ four-game sweep over the Penguins.

In fact, the biggest problem with the Bruins in the postseason is the same one they had on their way to the Cup two seasons ago (although they overcame it).

The B’s are once again doing their part to cut power and reduce carbon pollution in our world — the power play is still weak.

Boston goes into the Stanley Cup ranked 10th out of all the playoff teams in power play

percentage at 15.6 percent (7for-45). It hasn’t always been that bad, though. Going into the series against the Penguins, the B’s were scoring on the PP at a 21.8 percent rate, but an 0-for-13 performance in the ECF ruined that.

The Bruins have gotten away with a weak power play — but then again, so have their Stanley Cup Finals opponents in the Blackhawks. In fact, Chicago’s 13.7 percent (7-of-45) success rate is even worse than the B’s, and places Chicago 12th out of 16 playoff teams.

But where both teams have struggled on the power play, they’ve shined on the penalty kill. The Bruins gave up five power-play goals in their opening round series against the Maple Leafs, but since then have given up only two goals (both to the Rangers) in 31 chances.

They shut out a Penguins team

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For the postseason, the B’s are killing power plays 86.5 percent of the time (45-of-52), but over the last two series’ that number grows to 93.5 percent (29-of-31). Even 93.5 percent doesn’t match where Chicago’s penalty kill is, however. The Blackhawks are No. 1 in the postseason on the PK, killing off a staggering 94.7 percent (54-of57) of them.

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