Back to Main MenuWeather HomeToday Forecast5 Day ForecastSchool Event ClosuresBack to Main MenuCrime Safety HomePolice BlotterReported CrimesCity of SyracuseNorth Suburbs Oswego CountyEast Suburbs Madison CountyWest Suburbs Cayuga CountyCNY TrafficBack to Main MenuPhotos HomePhoto EssaysBuy Photo ReprintsYour PhotosBack to Main MenuVideos HomeNews VideosSports VideosHigh School Sports VideosEntertainment VideosLiving VideosDavid LassmanHealth Fitness Editor Amber Smith and Family Life Editor Gina Chen (that's me on the right) head up The Post Standard Speed Readers Team.Help us build a big community team for the You'll get a Komen Race T shirt PLUS our team photo will appear in The Post Standard's Health and Fitness section. AND, team members will be entered into a drawing every weekday through May 17 for various fitness DVDs and books. (So, the sooner you join, the more chances you have to win.)Three people have already won check out who won and what they won here.David LassmanHere are some of the books and DVDs we'll be giving away to Speed Readers team members in weekday drawings through May 17.I'm teaming up with Health Fitness editor Amber Smith to create a community team for the May 17 event at the . "Weighing In" columnist Bunny Dimmel plans to be there, too.This is not a team just for journalists, or just for runners, or just for breast cancer survivors. It's a team for EVERYONE. We want to meet you. We want to include you and your family. We want to run together/walk together to raise money for breast cancer through the Susan G. Komen .In the mass of people running and walking you'll see women in pink race T shirts breast cancer survivors. You'll see the names of women written on race bibs or homemade T shirts women who have survived, or are battling, or have died from breast cancer, whose loved ones are running or walking in their honor. You'll see hundreds hundreds of breast cancer survivors cram onto the stage in Chevy Court. You'll hear the names of breast cancer survivors read over the loudspeaker as they cross the finish line and you'll hear cheers (most likely, including your own) ringing out from the crowd. It's a moving, feel good experience.We're not going to pressure you to raise money, (although we certainly won't discourage it!) We just want to build a big community team. You can run. You can walk. Your kids can run or walk. You can even sleep in that morning and still be a part of our team, (though you wouldn't appear in our team photo, in the newspaper.) You can also support our team with a monetary donation.A couple of bonuses for joining our team: 1. 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If the Dutchman had've been more precise Celtic could've controlled the game from the start. Five minutes later Scott McDonald played a one two with Vennegoor of Hesselink who played a good short ball back which fell right for McDonald's left foot but he agonisingly hit wide. It wasn't all Celtic though. Spartak Moscow counter attacked brilliantly and nearly scored 17 minuted in. Artur Boruc made a last ditch save and Lee Naylor cleared after Vladimir Bystrov cut the ball back to Dmitri Torbinsky just outside the box. Just 60 seconds later Aiden McGeady hit a good shot wide of the Moscow goal. Then 25 minutes in, the referee made the worst decision of the match. Welliton, the Brazilian striker, shot straight at Artur Boruc and the ball bounced off him and hit Gary Caldwell's grounded hand. The referee gave the penalty. There was nowhere for Caldwell to go and the penalty should not have been given. However Pavlyuchenko's penalty hit the post. 2 minutes later Celtic showed no signs of giving up. Scott McDonald scored his first Celtic goal after Massimo Donati's shot deflected off a defender and fell for McDonald on his stronger right foot. He slotted it straight past the keeper to give Celtic a 1 0 lead. 35 minutes into the match, Bystrov, who'd been causing Celtic, mainly Lee Naylor, many problems, sprinted past Lee Naylor again and if it wasn't for captain Stephen McManus blocking the shot, it could've been 1 1. Just before half time Spartak scored from a corner after scrappy Celtic defending. Vennegoor of Hesselink and Mark Wilson couldn't clear the ball and Pavlyuchenko, who missed a penalty earlier, controlled and slotted the ball past a very angry Artur Boruc. In first half stoppage time, Bystrov powered down the left wing and Naylor gave away another corner, luckily though the referee blew his whistle. 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