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Commuter extension on the way Construction began yesterday on a $100 million expansion to a commuter rail facility running from Worcester to South Station. The expansion will give more shipping options for businesses and increase the number of trains on the Worcester/Framingham line. METRO

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While state officials yesterday decided not to continue with the controversial Secure Communities program, Boston’s leaders said the city’s practice of sharing fingerprints with immigration offices would continue. “Yes it does,” said police

Commissioner Ed Davis, when asked if the program has worked in Boston. “But we’re constantly re-examining it.” Minority groups have opposed the federal program that refers many arrested illegal immigrants to federal departments for

deportation. Opponents have said the program deports people who have committed minor offenses and leads to racial profiling. “We are obviously very pleased that Governor Patrick has decided to not enter Massachusetts into

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Cops, Bruins urge safe fan behavior Strict enforcement of alcohol laws will be on menu Police warn that arrested students face sanctions No special protection for ‘Green Men’ NICOLAUS CZARNECKI/METRO

Yesterday’s “pep conference” by city, police and Bruins leaders offered some encouraging words for Bruins fans and some warnings for those who plan to cause mayhem. “For students who are arrested, there will be consequences from your college or university,” said police Commissioner Ed Davis. “If asked to leave an area, do so promptly.” The warnings come as the Bruins try to win their first Stanley Cup in 39 years and the first Stanley Cup finals game to be played in Boston in two decades. Past celebrations after other Boston sports team victories have turned violent, destructive and sometimes deadly. Davis said there were “hundreds” of officers that would be ensuring the public’s safety during the games. Transit Police Chief Paul MacMillan said there would be additional transit officers on hand as well. When asked by a reporter about the Vancouver Green Men’s concern about being beaten up while in Boston, Davis said there were no plans to follow them or provide any sort of special protection. The Green Men are known for harassing opposing players in the penalty box during Canucks games. The conference, held

the Secure Communities program,” the Somervillebased advocacy group Centro Presente said in a statement. “We hope that Mayor Menino will reconsider Boston's participation in this program in light of its poor performance.”

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Hate crime at station? BOSTON. Police are in-

vestigating a possible hate crime inside one of their own buildings. Investigators are looking into graffiti inside a bathroom at the Mattapan station on Blue Hill Avenue, police spokeswoman Elaine Driscoll said. The writing “is potentially racially motivated,” she said, declining to further describe it. METRO

Two shot, one dead in Rozzie BOSTON. Police yester-

Mayor Thomas Menino got into the spirit yesterday, wearing a Bruins jersey alongside Bruins mascot “Blades” and Aidan Zaphiris, 5, whose mother, Sarah, works at City Hall.

“Get crazy, but not too crazy. And be safe.” B’S PRESIDENT CAM NEELY

just hours before the puck dropped to start Game 3, included words of encouragement that might have helped worried Bruins fans breathe a bit easier. “It’s been a great ride

for us, but it’s not over for us by any stretch,” said Bruins president Cam Neely. MICHAEL NAUGHTON

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day were still searching for the gunman who shot two people, one fatally, late Sunday in Roslindale. Police responded to Brookway Road about 10:15 p.m. and located the two 23-year-old men suffering from gunshot wounds. One was pronounced dead on scene and the other was critical. METRO

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Rep. Anthony Weiner yesterday tearfully admitted having a number of online sex relationships with women over the Internet, saying he was deeply ashamed of his actions but would not resign. Weiner, a New York Democrat and a leading liberal voice in the House of Representatives who is expected to run for mayor of New York City in 2013, also admitted to inappropriate Internet and telephone conversations with six

Rick Santorum launched a long-shot Republican bid for president yesterday, pledging an unflinching commitment to conservative policies, including a Medicare reform plan that has proved unpopular with voters. “We’re going to be in this race, and we’re in it to win,” Santorum told ABC’s “Good Morning America” in an interview. REUTERS

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Ethics probe U.S. House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi has called for an ethics panel probe into Weiner’s conduct after he admitted having Internet sexual relationships with a number of women.

women — but said none of them developed into a physical relationship. “I’m deeply regretting what I have done and I'm

not resigning,” Weiner told a news conference while wiping away tears. “The picture was of me and I sent it,” he said of an image sent over Twitter of a man in his underpants, which sparked the scandal more than a week ago. “This was a very dumb thing to do and it was a very destructive thing to do,” he said, stressing that he has never had sex with a woman other than his wife since he was married. REUTERS

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Sarandon a hands-on mom When it comes to Eva Amurri’s upcoming wedding to soccer player Kyle Martino, she’s more than happy to hand off tasks her mother, Susan Sarandon, according to People magazine. “She’s so organized. If she asks me, then I do it,” Sarandon says. “She told me to find the cake topper, so I’m working on that. I trust her judgment. She’s very smart and very organized.”

Zuma breaks his arm Hearts nearly stopped at the home of Gavin Rossdale and Gwen Stefani recently when their 2-year-old son Zuma took a tumble off of a countertop, requiring a trip to the hospital, according to People magazine. “It was one of the worst nights of our lives,” Rossdale says. “He’s fine now. It’s almost worse for us.” Zuma was treated for a broken arm.

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Attack of the minis at the MTV Movie Awards Here are the highlights from Sunday’s MTV Movie Awards: Host Jason Sudeikis pretty much

their twin sons, Bob and Max, according to Us Weekly. They are said to be “satisfied” with the terms, which weren’t disclosed. Hopefully there’s money set aside for future shrink visits for those poor kids.

bombed; presenter Justin Timblerlake cupped the breasts of Mila Kunis, who, in turn, grabbed his crotch, an inebriated-seeming Robert Pattinson dropped an F-bomb, “Twilight” pretty much won everything in sight, Justin Bieber didn’t walk the red carpet but dropped by for a “surprise” appearence (gag), MTV Generation Award winner Reese Witherspoon told the

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Klum bares all Now 38 years old and a mother of four, Heidi Klum still isn’t afraid to let it all hang out. The supermodel reportedly went nude for an ad campaign for the new season of her series, “Project Runway,” according to the Hollywood Reporter. Nancy Dubuc, the head of “Project Runway” network Lifetime Television, says a nude Klum will help the network convey a new message of “brazen, strong, Klum confident and sexy” women.

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When mobile phones revolt And you thought a dropped call was bad Try the robot uprising — and the death, destruction and near-annihilation of the human race that comes with it — in Daniel H. Wilson’s new thriller ‘Robopocalypse’ Although the robots in his new thriller “Robopocalypse” attempt to decimate the human race in the bloodiest ways possible, author Daniel H. Wilson still has a sweet spot for the heartless killing machines. “I love robots,” he says (Wilson earned a Ph.D. in Robotics from Carnegie Mellon). “To me, I feel like they’re really the good guys.” Good guys don’t normally kill off and enslave the human race, though, right? Wilson laughs, admitting that yes, robots — especially those who unite to fight us in the robot war as envisioned in “Robopocalypse” — can be a bit frightening. “We rely on technology more than ever; and the more we’re dependent on

Daniel H. Wilson says the huge buzz around “Robopocalypse,” out today, has been incredibly surprising. “I’m utterly ﬂoored by it,” he says.

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it, the scarier it is,” he says. “What if all of our technology stopped working and it turned against us? I’ll admit — that’s pretty scary.” Scary, but also a tempting scenario for a movie adaptation — which is currently in the works

Hardest goodbye So, if one of Wilson’s machines just stopped working forever (not to mention tried to kill and/or enslave him), which would he be most bummed about? “I don’t like driving, and I always feel like I’d be better off without a phone, but I’m really sentimental about this little scooter from the late ’70s I have. And on the rare day we get some sun in Portland, there’s nothing better than getting on it and feeling the wind in my face.”

with Steven Spielberg set to direct. “The book was optioned by DreamWorks, and he’s publicly announced he’s going to direct. It’s news so good that I have to focus on just the book for now because if, for some reason, it doesn’t go through, it would crush my soul,” Wilson laughs. “But everything is going according to schedule. They’re creating an amazing ecosystem of robots. It’s amazing to see this thing you’ve come up with created by really talented artists.” Amazing — as long as those robots don’t get any big ideas. DOROTHY ROBINSON

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When is Obama responsible? “DON’T FORGET – IT’S BUSH’S FAULT”: I am the first one

to jump on the “bash Bush” bandwagon, and believe me it is a perpetual ride; but to continually blame Bush for the constant economic flux is getting to be a bit redundant. If the Obama administration cannot come up with policies and economic agendas that will counter everything that the former president did, then I would say it then becomes the problem of the current administration. MICHAEL WIMMS,

Obama did not “inherit” anything from Bush. He campaigned for the job of the presidency and all that comes with it (good and bad). No other president or supporters of past presidents have ever blamed their predecessor for their predicament as has this one. D. CANCELMO, VIA E-MAIL

Palin mistake: The mass media RE: “PALIN REWRITING HISTORY — ONE TOUR GAFFE AT A TIME”: Yes, many of us

have heard of the ride of Paul Revere to warn the colonists that the British were coming; the question

is why they were coming. For your information, they were coming to seize the colonial stores of gun powder. Funny how many in the media can overlook incontinent truths if it serves their purposes of mocking a politician they dislike. JACK ATKINS, VIA E-MAIL

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I would like to thank Metro for the well-written article that appeared in your paper today regarding the anniversary of Dday ... oh wait, there wasn’t an article. But I did learn all about Prince Williams’ hat selection, though. No wonder Sarah Palin keeps making historical errors: She’s obviously reading the Metro!

With the media tripping all over themselves to cover Palin’s look-at-me tour, I commend Metro for opting to capture her schtick with this fun headline. Palin reads like a cartoon character who will exploit whatever it takes, including facts, to get her mug in front of the camera.

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Where to stay W Austin Open since December, the new W Austin brings the city’s outdoor scene inside to a chic, sexy space. The W’s global brand leader, Eva Ziegler, likens each room to a “personal playground” — and once you step inside, you’ll see why: Each boasts a flat-screen TV, iPod deck and charging station, Bliss Spa products and that so-heavenly-theydecided-to-sell-it W signature bed. The fourth floor — home to the hotel’s SWEAT gym, AWAY Spa and WET rooftop pool/cabana lounge — is pulsing during the day, and the downstairs bars and lounges, including the lowlit, red-enveloped Secret Bar — are the places to see and be seen at night. The W makes sure not to compromise Austin’s uniqueness at the expense of the hotel, as reflected in the space’s Moroccan rugs, patchwork art and metallic tints. 200 Lavaca St., 512-524-3600, www.whotels.com/austin READ MORE ABOUT AUSTIN ONLINE: WWW.METRO.US/TRAVEL

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eep Austin Weird” is the motto in Austin, Texas — but this isn’t the kind of weird that will make you crinkle your nose. Sure, the city is not unlike New York in that it’s home to magnificent architecture, unique shops and world-class eats, but Austin has a certain “je ne sais quoi” that adds eccentricity to everything it touches. If you need a break from the East Coast, consider a jaunt to perhaps the most famous intersection between the south and southwest. MEREDITH ENGEL

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Many major airlines ﬂy into Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. The airport is a short drive from downtown.

Barton Springs Pool Thanks to Austin’s 300 days of sunshine a year, this spring-fed natural swimming hole is a popular gathering spot. Fun fact: Robert Redford learned how to swim here! 2101 Barton Springs Road, 512-867-3080, www.ci.austin.tx.us/parks/ bartonsprings.htm

Nightlife Austin City Limits Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Sheryl Crow and a slew of other stars have performed for the “Austin City Limits” TV show. For years, the perform-

Lady Bird Lake Offering picturesque views of downtown Austin, Lady Bird Lake is perfect for canoeing and kayaking. Come back to the lake at dusk to witness North America’s largest urban colony of Mexican free-tailed bats make their nightly flight on the prowl for insects.

The Capitol Texas’ state capitol is the ances were filmed in a Communications building on the UT campus; in February, however, the shows moved to the Moody Theatre. 310 W. Willie Nelson Blvd., 512-2257999, www.acl-live.com

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—Thompson Island— Summer or Fall—A great place for work or play! Boston Harbor Islands National Park (617) 328-3900 ext. 102 hospitality@thompsonisland.org www.thompsonisland.org

second largest in the U.S., only behind our nation’s in D.C. The pink-hued building, completed in 1888, is open to the public for free daily tours. 1100 Congress Ave., 512-305-8400, www.tspb.state.tx.us

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Austin residents and visitors alike flock to By George for men’s and women’s clothes, shoes and accessories. 524 N. Lamar Blvd., 512-472-5951, www.bygeorgeaustin.com

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“It’s a beautiful day to be reunited with my family.” FORMER GIANTS WR PLAXICO BURRESS, AFTER BEING RELEASED FROM PRISON YESTERDAY

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The high ground Bruins seize game, role of ‘hero’ after Rome’s vicious blindside hit B’s star taken off ice on stretcher in first Boston has all the momentum Gonzalez

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The Bruins won both a blowout and the moral high ground last night. After the Canucks’ latest cheap shot sent Nathan Horton off the ice on a stretcher in the first period, the B’s turned Game 3 of the Stanley Cup finals into a shooting drill, winning 8-1. Vancouver still leads the series 2-1, but Boston has all the momentum going into tomorrow night’s Game 4 at the Garden (8 p.m., VS., 98.5 FM). The blowout started with an illegal hit.

On the air tomorrow Game 4: Bruins vs. Canucks 8 p.m., VS., 98.5 FM

Aaron Rome’s dirty hit left Nathan Horton motionless.

Five minutes into last night’s game, Canucks defenseman Aaron Rome jumped and threw his elbow into the head of a defenseless Horton at the blue line. The B’s star was left motionless on the ice,

“Our spirits are OK. I heard guys saying, ‘Let’s do it for Horty.’” BRUINS COACH CLAUDE JULIEN, DURING THE GAME

and Rome received a game misconduct. A chippy first period ended with the game scoreless, but Boston took control in the second. Andrew Ference gave the B’s a 1-0 lead just 11 seconds into the frame, then assisted on a Mark Recchi power-play goal 4:22 in. Brad Marchand potted a highlight-reel goal all by himself seven minutes later, and David Krejci’s 11th goal of the postseason capped the frantic period late. On the other end of the ice, Vancouver looked demoralized and out of sorts — different from the team they were at home. METRO

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