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When Bruins forward Nathan Horton took a hit Monday night, the fans felt it. “When something bad happens to an athlete that has a positive image for a large number of people, those people are going to feel wounded,” said Dave Czesniuk, senior associate director of Sport in Society, a Northeastern University research center. The vicious late hit by Vancouver’s Aaron Rome during Game 3 of the Stanley Cup finals knocked Horton to the ice, causing a severe concussion that will keep him out of the remaining games. The brutal bash has fueled fans’ fury against the Canadian team and created a Canuck hit list in Beantown. Among the most hated
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Canucks players are Rome, the Sedin twins and Alex Burrows, according to a Metro minipoll. Czesniuk said hits like the one Horton took cause loyal fans to feel affected. “We have the belief that sports figures embody a unique power and appeal to the public not everyone else has,” said Czesniuk. “It is their makeup of physical performance and super human skill mixed with high energy and high passion. These are the sorts of things that resonate with human beings.” Czesniuk said fans develop such a palpable admiration for athletes that if something bad happens, the negative emotional consequences arise. “It’s like they are punching me in the stomach,” said Steve Sierra of
Revere. “Seeing the other team celebrate the hit pisses me off.” This particular incident seems to have "woken a sleeping bear" in Boston fans and Bruins players, said Czesniuk. “This gives the fans something to cheer more loudly about and the players to play a little bit harder for,” said Czesniuk. “Sports are bred deep in this city,” said Jacob Goss, a self-proclaimed Bruins fan. “It’s more important than politics. It’s more than just a game.” The National Hockey League yesterday suspended Rome for the next four games. Game 4 begins tonight at 8 at the TD Garden. STEVE ANNEAR
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Bomb scares keep cops busy At about 1:30 p.m., just as the MIT campus was cleared following a bomb scare, police received another suspicious device
Passengers were 8 transported to various hospitals after an MBTA bus collided with an SUV in Milton yesterday. treated for neck, back and ankle injuries, according to reports. One passenger was hurt when she hit her head on the farebox, according to Transit police. The accident impacted traffic along Route 28. METRO/BOSTON.COM
call at 20 Ames St. They found a GPS with pieces of paper stuck to it attached to a bicycle rack. It was hit with the water cannon and was determined to be a game where people hide the GPS, write past coordinates on it and try to find it again, police said. METRO
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Americans’ disapproval of how President Barack Obama is handling the economy and its growing budget deficit has reached new highs amid broad frustration over the slow pace of economic recovery, according to a Washington PostABC News poll released yesterday. The ratings boost Obama received after the killing of Osama bin Laden has dissipated with his job approval rating back to 47 percent. Forty-nine percent disapprove of his performance. Obama’s approval rating bounced to 56 immedi-
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New system’s controller has a touch screen, camera and speakers A bit more grown up than original Wii Nintendo introduced its new game console, the Wii U, at the Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles yesterday. Its distinguishing feature is a unique controller that resembles a tablet computer with a built-in touch screen, speakers and a camera. Users can play games on the TV, on the controller or, in many cases, both. The Wii U goes on sale in 2012. “It’s a new structure for home entertainment,” said Reggie Fils-Aime, president and COO of the company’s North American division. Although the controller resembles a mobile device
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Taylor and Twain: Takin’ off in a Thunderbird Singer-songwriters Taylor Swift and Shania Twain recreated a scene from “Thelma & Louise” on Monday in Tennessee for the CMT Music Awards, airing tonight at 8 on CMT. Don’t worry — I have a feeling the ending isn’t the same.
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and playing games. She seemed to have the best time,” a source says of the soiree. With the gender of the baby still a mystery, guests lavished Hudson with “gender-neutral baby items,” according to the source.
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June is Men’s Health Month, and one area that’s often overlooked is hormonal function Men’s bodies can make them ‘erratic and moody,’ too (we knew it!) When Dr. Eric Braverman says men’s testicles are attached to their brains, he isn’t admonishing his fellow sex. Testosterone, the male sex hormone, is regulated by the brain — which monitors blood levels and initiates a chain reaction to produce more or less of it. “Men have greater hormonal swings on a year-toyear basis than women. They have more periodic changes that they usually ignore, and then they become more erratic and moody,” says Braverman, an integrative medicine specialist and the author of “Younger (Sexier) You,” which was published last year. Braverman also founded and heads New York City’s PATH Medical Center.
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Attitude is crucial If there’s one thing that men should do, Braverman says, it’s admit to mistakes — thus lessening guilt and anxiety, plus creating an environment for better sleep and healthier habits. “Men don’t like to admit their mistakes. But we learn from mistakes, and learning and growing is crucial. It leads to better relationships and a better shot at stability.”
several behaviors as destructive to hormonal stability, but smoking pot and excessive alcohol use sit at the top of the “Don’t Do” list, he says. It isn’t just testosterone that needs to be in balance, though. Increased anxiety and aggression triggers excessive amounts of the stress hormones cortisol and adrenaline, which wear on the body and mind. Keeping hormone production stable starts with that much-touted trinity of health: sleep, diet and exercise. “Men have to master those cornerstones to be stable and happy,” Braverman says. LINDA CLARKE letters@metro.us
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Junk mail case not a big joke Hey, Weiner, cheer up! The wurst is yet to come! HERB STARK, VIA E-MAIL
It’s funny that when men behave badly there are always male professionals calling it a “disorder.” But when females are caught out, they don’t get to wear the disorder label; they are called nasty derogative names that I refuse to repeat. Bottom line: Weiner, like a lot of other males, is a scumbag who disrespected his wife and family by messing around online with women.
RE: “WHEN IS OBAMA RESPONSIBLE?”: Mr. Cancel-
mo should look up the definition of “inherited.” Like it or not, the state of the economy when Obama took office was due solely to the decisions of his predecessor; campaign pledges have no relevance to this fact. One can argue he should have done a better job the past two years, but to say he didn’t inherit a mess is foolish. JOSEPH CONNELL, VIA E-MAIL
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ever blamed their predecessor for their predicament as has this one.” I cannot find any recent quotes by the administration about this at all, except for quotes people have pretended were said.
but it is his administration whose fiscal and monetary policies have prolonged the recession and quite possibly taken us into a double-dip recession. When government gets involved it prolongs and deepens the hardship. It’s no coincidence the Great Depression lasted a decade when it was the first depression in U.S. history to witness gigantic intervention by the federal government. KELLY DONNOE,
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Reality vs. actuality In reality, the sky is blue; in actuality, it’s not. In reality, snow is white; in actuality, it’s not. To discern reality from actuality, you need a high degree of intelligence and understanding. Unfortunately, the American populace lacks both. We allow ourselves to be conditioned by ideology spewed from unscrupulous politicians. This is our reality and it’s a terrible illusion.
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Canucks behind teammate The Canucks are saying all the right things about Nathan Horton. Just don’t expect them to agree with the NHL’s four-game suspension for Aaron Rome. “We’ve got to support Aaron,” captain Henrik Sedin said. “He’s been a big part of this team, a great player for us. It’s tough to see what he goes through right now. At the same time you don’t want to see a guy like Horton out like he is. That’s not fun to see.” METRO GETTY IMAGES
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Papelbon suspended Red Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon has been suspended three games and fined for bumping umpire Tony Randazzo during a ninthinning argument Saturday. Papelbon went after the ump after being thrown out of the game for arguing balls and strikes. Jason Varitek had previously been ejected. Papelbon appealed the suspension; he was available for last night’s game in the Bronx. METRO
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The NHL acted swiftly and decisively yesterday in handing out justice for the Bruins’ Nathan Horton. That’s a bit ironic, perhaps, if one believes the league’s lack of punishment earlier in the series created the climate for Aaron Rome’s gruesome head shot that felled Horton for the remainder of the Stanley Cup finals. Of course, the Vancouver defenseman’s season is also over; he was suspended four games for the late hit. But that did little to console the B’s. Even in the afterglow of Monday night’s 8-1 rout at the Garden, it was tough to come to terms with the sobering reality that their second-leading postseason scorer — including two Game 7 winners — is no longer available. “[The suspension] doesn’t bring Nathan back,” linemate Milan Lucic said. “He’s been one of, if not our best, forwards throughout the playoffs. It’s a big loss for us, but it’s
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“I’m not Nathan Horton,” said Michael Ryder (inset), a leading candidate to play on the Lucic-Krejci line in his place. “But I can try to do what I can out there.”
an opportunity for someone now to step up.” The Bruins can even the finals at two with a Game 4 victory tonight. Rookie Tyler Seguin will return to the lineup, with
Shawn Thornton remaining a policing presence. But the key man could be Michael Ryder, a leading candidate to skate in Horton’s place with Lucic and David Krejci. Rich Peverley
could also see time on the Lucic-Krejci line. “I’m not sure what is going to happen,” said Ryder, who had a goal and two assists Monday. “I played with Krejci before and with Lucic on and off at times. I feel comfortable there. If I get put in that position, I’ll have to step it up and make sure I help those guys out as much as I can.” JEFF GOLDBERG
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t’s a familiar house tour: The carefully curated living room. The elegant dining room. The rustically modern kitchen. And then the back patio crammed with oversized plastic furniture, a rusty grill and a suspicious cooler that hasn’t been opened since last August. Jamie Durie’s new book, “The Outdoor Room,” argues for a more thoughtful approach to outside spaces. We caught up with the horticulturalist and HGTV host for some tips. MONICA WEYMOUTH
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Have a plan Before you start, know what you want. Even the tiniest outdoor space has fine-dining potential — if that’s what you’re looking for. “The best place to start is to ask yourself what you want to do in your outdoor room,” says Durie. “Will you be entertaining or relaxing — or both? Do you need a formal dining setting, or will a casual modular lounge be more appropriate?”
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Say no to plastic Even if you’re just looking for a place to eat burgers, flimsy plastic chairs are mood-killers. Durie recommends wood furniture for its sophisticated look and eco-friendliness: “It works in with any style [and] is soft to the touch; and the natural grain is hard to top. Timber does need to be oiled a couple of times a year to protect and extend the life of the product.”
Don’t forget the grill That photo above? It’s of Durie’s own backyard. If you’re also working with more than a Weber budget, follow his lead and splurge on the grill. “I love integrated barbecues that fit into the cooking surface of your outdoor kitchen with a complete linear design,” he says. If you’re in the market for a more modest appliance, just ask yourself: What would Guy Fieri not do?
Put your garden to work Blooms are always nice, but remember to include some functional greenery near your grill. “Think about installing a vertical garden wall close by, planted with assorted herbs,” Durie says. “While you cook, you can just reach out and pluck fresh herbs straight out of the garden to toss on the sizzling food or use as ultra-fresh garnishes for serving.”
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Room at the top If you can’t afford a penthouse at 45 Province, there’s luxury living to be had in the studios, as well Whether you’re at the top living in a spectacular penthouse or further down the real estate ladder calling a studio apartment home, when it comes to 45 Province’s shared amenities, all residents are created equal. That means the condominium’s heated rooftop pool, roof deck, clubroom, library, movie theater, micro-Exhale Spa and fitness center are available to all. Sill, there’s no denying that the six penthouses — one is under agreement — offer that little bit extra. Each is customizable to buyer’s wishes and boast threesided, floor-to-ceiling vistas over the city. “Because there are only two homes per floor, the views are extraordinary,� says Wayne Lopez, sales and marketing director of 45 Province. “It’s breathtaking. It just draws you in.� Oh, and there’s all the extra penthouse living space, of course: Three bedrooms (compared to none) and
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s it possible to live for free, where the cost of heating, air conditioning and the power to run every appliance is generated by the home? “Net Zero� refers to an energy sufficient structure in which the annual energy cost to operate the house or condo is produced by the home’s own mini power plant. With a solar home, NetZero is reached by “banking� excess electricity generated by the solar panels with the electric company as a credit. The credit pays for electricity drawn from the power company in periods of intensive usage. To reach NetZero efficiency, the amount of energy you bank annually approximately equals the amount you draw. I toured a 13 unit NetZero condo project under construction in Concord, Massachusetts – the “Concord Riverwalk.� Each condominium is built as a self-contained cottage style structure with its own solar power plant. Owners share gardens, walkways, garage parking and other common areas. Each house generates energy through solar panels installed on the south side of the roof, and saves energy through “green� construction techniques that eliminate air infiltration and seepage, i.e. energy loss. Contact Steve Weikal (617-596-2777, steve@concordriverwalk.com) for more info. Next week, the economics of solar. See the story and past columns at www.georgeinthemetro.com. Š 2011 George Warshaw.
George Warshaw is a real estate attorney and author. He represents buyers and sellers of homes and condos in Massachusetts, and prepares wills, trusts, and estate plans. George welcomes new clients and questions at metro@warshawlaw.com.
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