Belichick is a man of few words but what he does say resonates with all of Pats Nation.  The last two weeks should have been spent celebrating our AFC Championship and Super Bowl anticipation, but the media had other plans.  The Pats spent all of last week and some of this week fighting off claims that they deflated their footballs.  This is clearly what Belichick is talking about when he mentions ‘noise’; that’s exactly what it is!  There was no merit to these claims and that has been proven…over and over and over again!

We all know that building a football dynasty is going to bring all the haters out of the woodwork and this year was clearly no exception!  It’s a good thing Belichick has his boys trained to “Ignore the Noise” and use it to push on through….to victory!   Let’s hope the Pats are fired up for this Sundays Big Game against the Seahawks!

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During this week’s blizzard, someone took it upon them self to shovel the Boston Marathon Finish Line on Boylston St.  The finish line has a great significance to the city, and the nation, after the fateful events of April 15, 2013.  A guest at a Boston hotel took a picture of the individual and tweeted it out.  It soon went viral and the Boston Police asked who it was with the hashtag #WhoShoveledTheFinishLine

Wednesday morning an employee at the Boston Bay Social Club took responsibility (err credit?) for doing it.  It was Chris Laudani who said, ““I only did it to send a message…I love the Boston Marathon and everything it stands for, the finish line doesn’t deserve to be covered in snow….I’ve been a resident of Massachusetts my whole life. For us, that finish line has become sacred ground. When I looked out there and saw that, I thought, ‘How cool is that?’ I love my city. It just was like, Boston is strong, and even the storm couldn’t stop us.”

This guy is AWESOME and there’s no doubt this tradition will continue for years to come.  Man, just when you think you can love this city anymore….something like this happens!  One thing is for sure: We Own The Finish Line!

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Monday night and all day Tuesday, Boston got over 2′ of snow with even more snow in the surrounding suburbs!  The storm, meteorologists named Juno, dumped more snow in January than any other storm in history.  Not only was there a lot of white stuff on the ground, there was also major flooding and high winds the storm causing power outages all over the state.

The coastal towns were the hardest hit, Marshfield and Scituate lost part of their sea wall which flooded both of their downtowns.  Since the eye of the storm was originally supposed to pass right over Nantucket, it was forecasted to be the safest place in Massachusetts.  Well, the storm shifted East and the whole island was slammed resulting in lost power for all 10,000+ of the year-round residents.  Although the official accumulation at Logan airport, there were drifts well over 3 feet.  Check out this car sent into us from East Boston.

A mid-week snow storm can be fun (unless of course you were affected by the aforementioned flooding and power outages).  All kids were off from school so they had a great day but the adults who had to shovel had their work cut out for them!

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Soon after the Pats annihilated the Colts on Sunday, the haters came out of the woodwork claiming the balls that New England brought to the game were deflated to help the Pats throw and catch in the rainy weather. Both team’s footballs were inspected two hours before the game; so it’s unclear how they could’ve become deflated.  An (unofficial) investigation revealed that in fact 11 of the 12 balls brought by New England weighed less than when initially inspected.

There’s no way to switch the balls out, or have the ball boys tamper with the equipment mid-game, so it’s unclear (and probably always will be) how they could have lost air during the game.  Was it a combination of humidity and cold or another factor beyond their control?

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If the score was only a few points difference, I would say the weight of the balls could have affected the score, but there’s no way it would cause a 38 point deficit.  The investigation will run it’s course and we’ll let the haters keep on hating, but one thing is clear: the Pats are going to the Super Bowl!  #DeflateThis

They Did It! The Pats successfully defeated the Colts in the AFC championship which means it’s on to the Big Game on February 1st!  New England will take on Seattle for what is sure to be a great game! Both teams are no stranger to championship games; the Seahawks have a title to defend from last year while the Pats have a dynasty to add to.  This is the 8th Super Bowl appearance in Patriots’ history; six of which were under Belichick’s leadership and Tom Brady’s skills.

The Seahawks history doesn’t run as deep as New England’s; then again, who’s does?  Seattle was a little known team up until a few years ago and now they have the possibility of being the first team to win back-to-back Super Bowls since the Pats did it in 2004!

What are your score predictions for the big game?  With the Pats Smash Seattle?

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Charlestown is one the oldest neighborhoods in the country and with only one square mile, it’s filled with history!  Home to the U.S.S. Constitution (Old Ironsides), this waterfront neighborhood has a lot to see and do.  In recent years, the neighborhood has become popular for urban professionals who love the proximity to downtown, the waterfront and the charm of the architecture and narrow streets.

Charlestown sometimes get a bad rep for it’s bank robberies and brash residents, but that is quickly changing with the new demographics. The old Navy Yard is one of the most sought out neighborhoods in all of Boston and there are new restaurants and shops popping up on every corner. That doesn’t mean the history is gone though!

The Navy Yard and Constitution are the start of the Freedom Trail and the Bunker Hill Monument commemorates the Battle of Bunker Hill.  Warren Tavern opened in 1780 and is said to have been Paul Revere’s favorite taverns.  It is still serving pints to locals and tourists alike.  Head towards the waterfront and you can dine and drink in the water, literally, at the more distinguished Pier 6.

If you haven’t been to Charlestown in a while, check it out; you may be surprised at how much you’ll see and enjoy yourself!

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Well, we’ve made it to week 11 of Top Chef Boston and there’s only one week left here in the Hub before the (remaining) contestants head to Mexico for a three, yes THREE, part finale.  The contestants have covered a lot of ground here in Boston and New England but the landmarks and competitions never get old!  They’ve cooked at Fenway Park, Plymouth Plantation and everywhere in between!  They even had a guest appearance from Gronk; who came on to judge sausages.

This week, the contestants had to catch Oysters in Duxbury and prepare them in Rockport before returning to a Gloucester beach house; that covers much of Massachusetts fishing life (Sorry New Bedford).

 At Chowdaheadz, we’re just glad the competition was around Oysters and NOT Clams – that would hit a little too close to home!

Having Top Chef here has really highlighted the culinary scene  in Boston.  We’ve always been known for a lot of things but not so much our food; except of course our famous Clam Chowdah!  Much like the diversity of our people, the food scene here has just about everything!

While we’re sad to see Top Chef go, we’ll always have Wahlburgers; which premiered last week with a guest appearance from Big Papi.

Thank you for showcasing our great city, Bravo!

The 18 year-old rookie is like a breath of fresh air that Bruins need!  After being sent back to Providence for offensive training earlier in the season, he is back on the ice  with his black and gold teammates.  He certainly earned his place this week; resulting in the B’s winning their fourth and fifth consecutive games after a slump that was beginning to make Boston fans nervous!

Thursday marked his 10th game of the season with the Bruins; which means he’s locked into an entry-level contract.  More importantly, if he plays 40 games this season, he’ll get credit for a year of service and be one step closer to being a free agent.

The Czech native has said that none of the contract stuff matters to him; which is probably true since everything he says has been pretty genuine.  He was coached by his father, who also coached the older team and let David practice with them. They would practice on the ice five hours a day until he left the Czech Republic at 15 to play in Sweden where he learned English in hopes to play for the NHL one day.   All his hard work, on and off the  ice, has certainly paid off.  He is taking Bruins Nation by storm and we are quite okay with that!

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What do you think of Pastrnak?  Should he play the rest of the season with the Bruins?