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‘Wolf pack’ attacks give flash mobs bad name

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Violence in North Philly, Upper Darby continue to blur line Witness says ‘definitely not flash mob’ {page 02} News

Woods wouldn’t say yesterday if he’ll be at the British Open, but admitted McIlroy has the better swing.

Tiger’s in the rough scruff While it’s not as cool — and bizarre — as Brian Wilson of the San Francisco Giants, Tiger Woods is working on a beard. Golf’s second-greatest ever didn’t visit Newtown Square yesterday to talk hair, but Metro couldn’t ignore the new look. {page 21}

Google getting in Facebook’s space again With Buzz failure, this time focus is on privacy, it says {page 07}

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Is it a ‘flash mob’ or simply just a mob?

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Still trying to figure out a name for the unruly, even violent behavior of teens One witness says they give bad name to real flash mobs Saturday night’s Broad Street melee was the summer’s first major incident in what has become an unwelcome Philadelphia tradition that has yet to receive a universal name.

The controversial term “flash mob” was originally used to refer to groups of people who used social media to organize benign public performances. Later extended to describe kids who used the same sites to meet up and cause mayhem, the term is now being used as a catch-all to describe large gatherings of rowdy youths, whether preplanned or not.

“We call them wolf pack attacks in Upper Darby when you get a group of six or seven or more that attack somebody, but you can define it as a mob,” said Upper Darby Police Chief Michael Chitwood. “Whether you want to put the term ‘flash mob’ on it, that’s up to the investigating agency.”

Other cities use the word “wilding” to describe the type of spur-of-the-moment chaos that occurred Saturday night, when crowds of unruly teens attacked several passers-by.

“Flash mobs usually originate by some type of social networking, whether Facebook, Twitter or texting,” said Chitwood, who is deal-

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“It’s about the immediacy of a group of people coming together through some type of communication system for some type of criminality.

It’s almost like a thunderstorm that arises, or a tsunami or hurricane — you don’t know it’s going to happen and then it’s there.”

A violent crowd of young people wreaked havoc on North Broad Street this past weekend.

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ing with Upper Darby’s first such incident. Fifteen arrests were made yesterday after more than 30 teens gathered through Facebook and text messages at 69th Street and stormed a Sears.

Upper Darby police has various social media accounts, but does not have the resources to dedicate an officer or unit solely to monitoring these outlets.

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Not a ‘flash mob’ A witness to Saturday night’s chaos on North Broad Street, who also videotaped a short portion of the mayhem that included a young woman’s leg being broken, said it shouldn’t be called a flash mob.

“I think calling these kids a ‘flash mob’ is a disservice to flash mobs in general be-

Body found in NJ bay NEW JERSEY. Authorities recovered a body in Barnegat Bay yesterday near the site of where a Coast Guardsman fell off a speedboat Saturday night.

Lt. Tom Ryan of the Ocean County Sheriff’s Department told the Asbury

Park Press an autopsy will determine if the body is 25-year-old Petty Officer Nicholas Holmes.

Authorities had been searching by plane and boat for Holmes who was tossed from a 23-foot boat by a wave. METRO/ALP

cause flash mobs have been used very creatively by groups of people,” said Aine Doley, 34.

“It was a cool performance art thing. But the kids, it’s terrible. What they’re doing with it and the fact that people have called them a ‘flash mob’ is bad for what flash mobs can be.

I don’t know what they are, but people need to start cracking down on them.”

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Tree crushes tent, kills camper NEW JERSEY. A camping trip

Barnegat lighthouse

turned fatal for a couple yesterday just north of Trenton when a tree fell on their tent, killing a man and critically wound-

ing his wife.

State park officials say that a several-thousandpound sycamore tree fell on the campers at Bulls Island Recreation Area in Delaware Township around 6 a.m. Tuesday. The 42 year-old woman was flown to a Trenton hospital and remains in critical condition. METRO/ALP

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Bridge will be built SRDC president and CEO Joseph Syrnick said “construction isn’t stopping.” As for Thursday’s meeting, “We couldn’t have closed the dog run until we built a new one.

If we’re able to say we saved one, two, six trees, and that’s the best we can do [and that’s not enough], it’ll go to federal court.”

Members of the neighborhood group have mentioned that volunteers may chain themselves to the oldgrowth trees.

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Neighbors and leaders behind new pedestrian bridge over RR tracks along Schuylkill will discuss solutions Sides meet tomorrow to hash out replacement park

It’s the dog days for the Schuylkill River Dog Dun.

The Schuylkill River Dog Run will remain open and 27 nearby trees are safe until at least Thursday when representatives of the city, Schuylkill River Development Corp. and dog park users will meet to discuss possible compromises during the construction of a court-mandated pedestrian bridge.

An emergency hearing was scheduled for yesterday after Citizens for Saving Schuylkill River Park filed for a temporary injunction. The city and SRDC moved the case to

federal court, and the citizens group has 30 days to respond. Their attorney, Damon K. Roberts, hoped it won’t come to that.

Discussions will center on finding space for a similarly sized dog run to the one being closed near 25th and Locust streets. About the temporary dog run being expanded from 12 to 40 percent of the current one’s size, resident Max Zahniser said, “That’s good progress. Keep going.”

Neighbors think powerful people with a voice on the Friends of Schuylkill

River Park governed location selection. Sarah Stuart Clark of the river’s Park Alliance noted that information had been publicly shared often, and that it’s unfortunate concerns weren’t raised earlier in the process.

“There’s been a lot of ‘we’ll listen to you’ and then they just move ahead saying ‘you’ll live with it,’” Zahniser said. “I’m hoping there will be dialogue and not more of the same.”

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Impressionist and early Modern paintings, African sculpture, Pennsylvania Dutch decorative arts and other important works.

The Barnes Foundation reportedly has hit the $200 million fundraising mark — a milestone that comes as the massive new museum being built on the Ben Franklin Parkway readies for the art from its longtime Merion home.

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10K Museum memberships, according to Barnes president Derek Gillman, up from just 400 memberships two years ago

9K Pieces of artwork in the late Dr. Albert Barnes’ collection of Impressionist, Post-

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Group argues in class action they don’t get paid for required vehicle inspections SEPTA does not agree

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$150M Construction and related costs for the new building

Fifteen bus and trolley operators filed a class action civil lawsuit against SEPTA last week in federal District Court, claiming the agency violated the Fair Labor Standards Act by not paying workers for mandatory inspections.

SEPTA operators are required by state and federal law to inspect their vehicles before they go into service, including things like checking brakes, lights, doors, horns, etc. For the last three years, operators have been conducting the 15-minute checks “off the clock,” the complaint alleges. The suit claims that in many cases

the inspections would put operators at more than 40 hours per week and require overtime pay.

The suit seeks three years of compensation, interest and attorneys fees. A separate suit has been filed regarding second-half pretrip inspections.

SEPTA claims there is no basis for the complaint.

“The time required for the pre-trip inspection was negotiated in the contract and the operators are paid for that time,” spokeswoman Jerri Williams said.

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Bombers attack top hotel in Afghan capital Suicide bombers attacked a major hotel frequented by Westerners in Afghanistan’s capital late yesterday, with four blasts and bursts of gunfire heard after an attack claimed by the Taliban, police and Reuters witnesses said.

There was no immediate information about the casualties.

The attack at the Intercontinental Hotel, one of Kabul’s two main hotels, came the night before a conference about the gradual transition of civil and military responsibility from foreign forces to Afghans was about to begin.

The hotel was not one of the venues to be used by the conference or its delegates, an Afghan gov-

At IMF, less M, more F French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde yesterday clinched the top job at the IMF, keeping the international lender in the hands of a European at a time of growing concern over a possible Greek debt default.

Lagarde will become the first woman to head

Consumers still gloomy NEW YORK. The plunge in

U.S. home prices showed signs of leveling off in April, but worries about unemployment pushed consumer confidence to a seven-month low in June.

House prices were helped by the start of the spring selling season, data

Transition The increase in violence comes as NATO-led forces prepare to hand security responsibility to Afghans in seven areas from next month, at the start of a gradual transition process that will end with all foreign troops leaving Afghanistan by the end of 2014.

ernment official said.

One blast was heard at the start of the attack — and then three more at least an hour later, one of the Reuters witnesses said. Bursts of gunfire were heard over the same period and flares lit up the sky over the hotel.

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the International Monetary Fund when her fiveyear term as managing director begins on July 5.

She will find herself immediately immersed in efforts by the IMF and European Union to head off a Greek default that could touch off an international crisis.

“The executive board, after considering all relevant information on the candidacies, proceeded to select Ms. Lagarde by consensus,” the IMF said in a statement.

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showed yesterday.

Nonetheless, economists warned prices will likely crawl along at low levels as a large number of homes, many of them at bargain prices, come up for sale.

“The degree of hemorrhaging seems to be slowing,” said Anthony Chan, chief economist at JPMorgan Private Wealth Management in New York.

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Flames from the Las Conchas fire burn in the hills above Los Alamos National Laboratory, a nuclear facility.

NM races to protect nuke lab from fire Los Alamos National Laboratory under threat from wildfires Blaze could double or triple in size Air quality being monitored for radiation New Mexico officials raced yesterday to bring in more fire crews and equipment, including radiation monitors, as an out-of-control wildfire raged near the pre-eminent U.S. nuclear weapons laboratory.

Firefighters managed to keep flames off Los Alamos National Laboratory property throughout the night on Monday as the blaze continued to grow, reaching 60,741 acres, said Lawrence Lujan, a spokesman for the Santa Fe National Forest.

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The laboratory will remain closed today due to fire danger, lab spokesman Kevin Roark told Reuters.

Fire officials said the socalled Las Conchas blaze had the potential to double or triple in size. Several towns are under mandatory evacuation, including the nearby city of Los Alamos, with a population of around 12,000.

Los Alamos lab officials called in teams late Monday to monitor its air quality, including a broad spec-

trum of radiation, and have high-volume air samplers ready to deploy.

Roark said that no lab facilities faced immediate threat and all radioactive and hazardous materials were accounted for and protected. The closest call was when Monday’s spot fire burned an area called TA 49, which has been headquarters of the lab’s bomb squad and training facilities for its hazardous materials response team.

The fire was quickly put out. REUTERS

Pawlenty criticizes Obama Republican presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty accused President Barack Obama yesterday of a timid and incoherent response to the “Arab Spring” uprisings against autocratic rulers across the Middle East and North Africa.

“From Morocco to the Arabian Gulf, the escape from the dead hand of oppression is now a real possibility. Now is not the time to retreat from freedom’s rise,” Pawlenty said in what was billed as a major foreign policy address.

The former Minnesota governor, seeking to gain ground in the race for the 2012 GOP presidential nomination, said Obama had failed to carry out an “effective and coherent strategy” in response to the Arab Spring uprisings. REUTERS

news Patients stand up for drug SILVER SPRING. Breast can-

cer patients testified that Roche Holding’s Avastin saved their lives as U.S. health officials consider whether the world’s best-selling cancer drug should still be approved for that condition.

Woman sues retailer over headscarf SAN FRANCISCO. A Muslim

woman alleged in a lawsuit filed this week that U.S. retailer Abercrombie & Fitch forbade her from wearing her head scarf while working at a northern California clothing store owned

Patient testimony began the rare two-day meeting to hear Roche’s appeal of the Food and Drug Administration’s proposal in December to remove the breast cancer indication for Avastin.

“We cannot permit sponsors to evergreen approval of a drug that has not been shown to be safe and effective,” said Dr. John Jenkins of the FDA. REUTERS

by the company.

Hani Khan filed her federal lawsuit in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, with support from the Council on American-Islamic Relations and the Legal Aid Society-Employment Law Center. The suit accuses Abercrombie of violating Khan’s civil rights by discriminating against her on the basis of religion.

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The new Google Plus shares some features with Facebook.

Google, frustrated by a string of failed attempts to crack social networking, is taking another stab at fending off Facebook and other hot social sites with a new service called Google Plus.

Google designed the service, unveiled yesterday, to tie together all of its online properties, laying the foundation for a fullfledged social network. It is the company’s biggest foray into social networking since co-founder Larry Page took over as chief executive in April.

Page has made social networking a top priority at the world’s No. 1 Internet search engine, whose position as the main gate-

way to online information could be at risk as people spend more time on sites like Facebook and Twitter.

To set its service apart from Facebook, which has more than 500 million users, Google is betting on what it says is a better approach to privacy, a hotbutton issue that has burned Facebook, as well as Google, in the past.

Central to Google Plus are so-called “circles” of friends and acquaintances.

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Checking in with some of Hollywood’s biggest names to see what they’ve been up to — in their own words, in 140 characters or less.

Russell Brand is enjoying his latest accolade, Helen Hunt is seeing signs and Jonah Hill is over-thinking reality television. @rustyrockets Thanks for voting me PETA’s sexiest vegetarian now no one will be sure what I mean when I offer them a nut roast. @HelenHunt I had 1 hour of free time today. Wasn’t sure if I shd surf or write. I surfed and saw a ballpoint pen floating in the water.

SWEAR TO GOD. @JonahHill Bruce Jenner is the least famous of the Kardashians but the irony is that he is the only one with a talent of any kind that deserves fame.

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Cook plans to tune in to ‘The X Factor’ David Cook, winner of the

ell, in their new venture,

seventh season of “American Idol,” knows who buttered his bread back in 2008.

“I might tune in — [show] a little old-school support,” he said when we asked him if he’ll be supporting his past judges, Paula Abdul and Simon Cow-

“The X Factor.” “I think Simon and Paula both were a huge part of the ‘Idol’ process for me; Paula was a big champion of mine, so I’m sure I will support.”

But does Cook, who was celebrating the release of his second album, “This Loud Morning,” at The

A Cook-out for Fourth of July?

“You know, unless a show pops up, I’ll probably just get lost in a bottle of beer and watch the fireworks. If I could sneak home, I might go catch up with family, but [since] I live in L.A., I’ll probably just hang there with my pup and brother. I have a Scottish terrier.”

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Paramount Hotel yesterday in New York, think the popularity of “The Voice” might take away some of the audience for “The X Factor”? “I think it’s great because I feel like those are just more avenues to find new talent,” he told us, ever the diplomat. “I think it’s a win-win for everybody.”

However, he later admitted that although he owes his newfound fame and fortune to a televised singing competition, it doesn’t necessarily mean they’re always on his mustsee list.

“The thing is, I actually haven’t watched ‘The Voice,’ so I don’t even know the format, I just know there’s four left,” he says. “I don’t know how they got there.”

doesn’t have the best public image in Hollywood, but he just can’t help being himself, the “Transformers” star tells Details magazine. “I would like to be George Clooney — diplomatic. I just don’t have the wherewithal yet or the inner serenity,” he says. “My bulls— meter is tuned very sensitive. The minute

— With additional reporting by Meredith Engel

David Cook celebrated the release of his new album, “This Loud Morning,” at the Paramount Hotel yesterday.

it starts kicking up, I get back to truth, and sometimes that involves, you know, ‘I don’t want to take a picture.’ And if that’s the case, am I an a—hole for being honest?

Or am I an a—hole for being dishonest, smiling in your picture and I f—ing hate being there? Which one is worse? These are the questions I ask myself that George Clooney doesn’t ask.”

Olivia and Jake?

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Beyonce: Waiting on the babies

going to retire at 30.”

Far from retiring, she has a new album out and she also says her marriage to Jay-Z is just fine. “Jay and I have Beyonce admits that made a decision when it comes to that we want to starting a family, be known for our she may have to eat music and not her own words. “I alour ways said I would relationships or have a baby at scandals,” she 30,” the singer, says. That’s such who turns 30 in a sane thing to September, tells say, I can’t believe Piers Morgan.

I’m devoting col“But,” she added, Beyonce umn space to it.

“I also said I was

Aniston dishes out the advice With so much attention on her love life, it’s no surprise Jennifer Aniston also gets asked for relationship advice.

“You need to talk to each other and you have to say what you want.

You don’t confront your man about things which you’re not happy about,

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you approach it in a much more constructive way,” she tells OK! magazine. “You never want to be in an adversarial situation where it’s you versus him.”

Funny. You’d think her first piece of relationship advice would be to make sure your foxy husband doesn’t decide to co-star next to Angelina Jolie.

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Now just ‘One and a Half Men’

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Hollywood’s most eligible bachelors. The “House” star was reportedly acting very “touchy-feely” with Jake Gyllenhaal during a recent night out at the Chateau Marmont, sources tell People maga-

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zine. “At one point, he had his hand on hers,” a source says. “Olivia was very cool and wasn’t fawning over Jake but seemed to like the attention he was giving her.”

The two left separately.

It looks like Charlie Sheen and “Two and a Half Men” are done for good, as the show’s writers are planning to kill Sheen’s character off to prevent him from ever returning to the show, according to TMZ. While the script hasn’t been finalized, sources say one option involves Sheen’s character driving his car off of a cliff. Meanwhile, sources close to Sheen tell Radar Online that the actor has signed a deal with TBS, although TBS has denied any reports of a deal.

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4: Chris Colfer popped up at the Beyonce concert on Monday in London.

Gwyneth Paltrow, Adele, Jay-Z and Tom Ford were also in attendance.

5: Actress Julia Roberts displayed that famous grin at the premiere of “Larry Crowne” Monday night in Hollywood.

6: Jennifer Aniston was snapped leaving the “Daily Show With Jon Stewart” on, yes, Monday in New York City.

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The threat is no longer nature but human culture, due to our excessive narcissistic greed with no concern for the consequences.”

Jaffe is one of seven artists invited by the Schuylkill Center to “reveal the ways in which we perceive, interpret and retell our experiences of nature — both fictional and factual.” The works also include Brian Collier’s evocation of extinct bird species, Susan Hagen’s wood sculptures of animals killed by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, Blane De St. Croix’s miniature landscape, David Dempewolf’s animated visions and Chad Curtis’ sculptural microcosm (streamed online via solar-powered video camera).

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As “X-Men” revamped the Cuban Missile Crisis to suit its needs, “Transformers” put a new spin on the space race of the 1960s, proposing that it was the crash of an Autobot spaceship on the moon that inspired the U.S. to develop its NASA program.

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Pros, cons of gay marriage Here’s the reality of the vote that took place in New York state over marriage that most people in the more liberal side of the press have not talked about: Of 50 states, there are 41 that have laws on the books outlawing samesex marriage. The vote in New York is hardly a victory for that minority; it actually shows just how bizarre their position is.

No law by any government will change our faith, no matter how much money is thrown at it or who votes what.

So New York’s Gov. Cuomo has signed into law the legalization of gay marriage. I agree with that, but call it a civil union, partnership, cohabitation, etc. — anything but “marriage.”

It’s blasphemous, a gross distortion, sacrilegious and an affront to all who were brought up with the basic understanding that traditional marriage is a union between a man and a woman. And that is that!

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State Sen. Ruben Diaz thinks doomsday is upon us all due to gays allowed legally to marry? He should consider that

doomsday more easily will be brought by nuclear weapons in Iran or Japan nuclear plants, or the rains in South Dakota or every imaginable natural or man-made disaster — virtually anything except two people who want to get married.

The pursuit of happiness is a right, and all men and women are equal.

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letter failed to address, however, the way in which “amateur politicians,” who have yet to learn their way around, can easily be manipulated and bought by corporatefunded lobbyists. In every other phase of our lives, we accept careerism as a virtue (law, medicine, carpentry, auto repair, etc).

Why is careerism suddenly an evil thing when it comes to the politicians whom we elect to govern us? JON MELICK, VIA E-MAIL

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So Michelle Bachman wants to eliminate the minimum wage? We need to get these kind of people out of our political system. They are dangerous to all of us!

E-mail your letters: letters@metro.us Keep them as brief as possible, preferably under 100 words. Metro reserves the right to edit all letters.

Please include your name and contact information.

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No return time yet for bearded Woods Unsure when he’ll be back on the Tour Spending his days rehabbing Says he won’t play in July’s British Open unless he has a chance to win RIKARD LARMA/METRO

While it’s not up to the level of Walt Frazier’s mutton chops, there might be a grand purpose behind Tiger Woods’ new look, according to one commentator.

“There’s a theory out there that suggests that men who usually don’t wear beards grow them when they want to reflect an inner change on the outside,” Nicholas Carlson wrote on the Business Insider website. “Maybe the beard means Tiger has come to terms with himself and is ready to give young Rory McIlroy a run for his money.”

Woods seemed in a good mood when he addressed the press at Aronimink Golf Club yesterday.

Tiger Woods walked into Aronimink Golf Club in Newtown Square yesterday sporting a full-on beard and mustache. Either he forgot to shave, or he was sending a message: Even hurt, he’s still the man on the PGA Tour.

Woods was at the course for the first day of the VIDEO: IS THERE A LIMP? METRO.US/GOLFBLOG

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McIlroy, beardless

AT&T National, which benefits his foundation. Even before reporters had a chance to ask about his balky knee and ankle, the golfer opened by laughing and saying, “I’m feeling good; just had lunch.”

No one asked what he ate. All the questions were about one thing: When is Woods returning?

“There’s no timetable,” Woods said. “That’s hard for me. I’ve always been very goal-oriented about when I’m going to play, how I’m going to peak, how I’m going to get ready,

Woods: ‘Cool’ to see Rory dominate

how my practice schedule is going to be. And I’m not doing that this time.”

Woods said he came

Beard reaction

The Twitterverse certainly noticed Woods’ new look yesterday.

Tiger Woods watched Rory McIlroy dismantle the field at the U.S. Open in the same way we all did.

In awe.

Woods said yesterday that it was “cool” to see the 22-year-old stay aggressive, even with such a massive

A reason for the change?

back too soon at The Players, and wouldn’t make that mistake again. While he admitted to some @TM_Damo Just seen Tiger Woods with a beard on Sky Sports News. His look now matches his reputation! #dirtyboy @JasonSobelGC Wheels churning in Ponte Vedra Beach headquarters already. Tiger Woods’ facial hair? It’s a playoff beard!

FedExCup right around the corner!

lead in the tournament.

“That was seriously good playing,” Woods said.

“That’s what’s fun, when you have a lead and keep building it.”

Then Woods took it a step further, saying he agreed with Mark O’Meara.

leisurely putting, Woods hasn’t teed it up and hit it for real. Instead, he’s been rehabbing in the gym and watching cartoons with his kids. (For the record, he’s sick of the “Dora the Explorer” theme song.)

If there was a goal, which Woods repeatedly said there is not, it would be the British Open in two weeks. But he won’t enter unless he’s 100 percent.

“I won’t go over there to just show up,” Woods said.

MIKE GREGER

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Woods’ longtime friend commented that McIlory has a better swing than Woods did at the same age.

“I felt like at the same age, yeah, his swing is definitely better than mine was,” Woods said.

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Good day The U.S. women’s national soccer team opened the World Cup on the right foot, beating North Korea, 2-0.

It took the Americans 54 minutes to break through, when Lauren Cheney beat DPRK keeper Hong Myong Hui.

Bad day Talk about a buzzkill.

Just weeks after winning the Stanley Cup, Bruins captain Zdeno Chara will meet with Montreal police over his March 8 hit on Habs F Max Pacioretty.

Authorities are deciding whether to press charges against the B’s D-man.

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Flyers usher in new era, hand out Carter’s jersey Simmonds accepts No. 17 in introductory press conference Schenn gets Versteeg’s digits Both players hope to make impact on new team GETTY IMAGES

Not only is Jeff Carter gone, but so is his jersey.

Newcomer Wayne Simmonds slipped on Carter’s old No. 17 following yesterday’s introductory press conference, which also included highly regarded center Brayden Schenn and winger Jakub Voracek.

Schenn posed for the cameras wearing No. 10, which probably doesn’t bode well for Kris Versteeg.

Voracek, who posted 14 goals and 32 assists last year for Columbus, played it safe with No. 9, which was last worn by David Laliberte back in 2009.

Mike Richards’ No. 18 wisely remains vacant, which is one way of saying none of these guys will at-

Simmonds scored 30 points (14 goals, 16 assists) last year.

tempt to fill the departed captain’s skates.

“I don’t feel there’s any added pressure,” said Simmonds, described by GM

Paul Holmgren as a “rough and tumble” right wing.

“I’m just gonna come in and play my game. Go up and down the wall and

take pucks to the net.

That’s what I’m good at, and that’s what I’m gonna stick to.”

And 19-year-old Schenn, despite rave reviews across the board, just wants to make the team out of training camp, and then see where that leads.

“I feel ready,” said Schenn, who played in eight games for the Kings last year. “All the experience I’ve had helps. I’ll just try to make the most of it.”

Regardless of the numbers on their backs, don’t expect any of them to try to replace Jeff Carter and Mike Richards.

JON MARKS

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Two passionate teams, two passionate fan bases Phillies, Red Sox fans travel to support clubs Both get cheered and booed at opposing stadiums Former Philly skipper blocks out noise GETTY IMAGES

It doesn’t seem that long ago that fans sporting Boston Red Sox jerseys rivaled Phillies followers at Citizens Bank Park.

Nowadays, tickets at the Bank are almost as difficult to score as ducats at Fenway Park. Both yards are always sold out. Still, the Sox were represented by a healthy number of fans last night at the standing-room-only park in South Philly. It’s the same when the Phillies play in Boston.

“When we’re there, we get good support from our fans,” Shane Victorino said. “You see them and you hear them, and that’s great. Our fans travel [well] and so do the Red Sox fans. All of that makes the games more fun.”

Red Sox slugger David Ortiz agreed.

“The mix of the fans makes it that much more interesting,” Ortiz said. “It adds a lot of energy to the ballpark. That electricity is a good thing. I’m used to it. You hear some funny things sometimes.”

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Madson hits DL The Phillies placed closer Ryan Madson on the 15-day disabled list yesterday with a bruised right hand.

Antonio Bastardo and Jose Contreras will take turns in the ninth inning, according to Phils skipper Charlie Manuel.

Madson (3-1, 2.03 ERA) had converted 15-of-16 save chances.

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Eagles in the Super Bowl.

Sox manager Terry Francona, who was also the Phillies skipper in the late ’90s, blocks out all of the noise and visuals.

“I never hear any of it,” Francona said. “I know

each fan base well and the fans in Boston and Philadelphia are both very passionate. But I block all of that out once I get to the park. We all have a job to do and our job is on the field. It has nothing to do with what’s going on in the stands.”

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Julian Abele Park has a new Mural Arts Program work.

people think the name should change. But ask six different people what the name is, and you get seven different answers,” says Andrew Dalzell, program coordinator for the South of South Neighborhood Association and a neighborhood resident.

No wonder the name is in flux: The area has been rapidly changing, with median home sale prices up 385 percent from 10 years ago, from around $70,000 to $270,000, according to Trulia.com. Over the past year, the median has dipped 17 percent; but

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A house for sale on the 2100 block of Montrose St. is right across from the park.

still, says Dalzell, “if Center City is where people pay Center City prices, then this is definitely becoming part of Center City.”

Looking at last year’s census, the area gained residents for the first time since the 1800s, he adds.

Most of those new residents are younger professionals, many with young kids, moving into singlefamily townhouses or larg-

er properties recently converted into condos. There’s also enough new construction to draw people who can’t find anything that’s both new and affordable closer to Rittenhouse.

“You get more bang for your buck than, say, north of South St.,” says Peter Bishop, owner of Independent Custom Realty.

He’s seeing existing twobedroom townhouses going for around $250,000,

while roomier, new construction homes are in the $375,000 to $420,000 range.

The easy walkability to Center City is a big selling point, Bishop says. From his office on 16th and Lombard, he sees a “stampede” of people every morning heading north to get to work.

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Out and about Neighborhood staples such as The Sidecar Bar & Grill (2201 Christian St.) and Ants Pants Cafe (2212 South St.) are about to get some commercial company. A City Fitness gym, a Doggie Style pet shop and a second location of Honey’s Sit ‘N Eat, the popular Northern Liberties brunch spot, are opening on the 2100 block of South St. later this year.

Park it here Julian Abele Park, at 22nd and Montrose, is

Stop by for the farmers market every Friday!

hosting a free jazz series this summer. Concerts are every-other Tuesday; the next one is July 12.

Check out www.julianabelepark.org

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If it’s fresh veggies you’re craving, head to the farmers market on Fridays in the park from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.

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ALL THAT GLITTERS

Celebs like Elton John and Cher call on Martyn Lawrence-Bullard to design their digs Now, the “Million Dollar Decorators” star spruces up your home

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Would you believe that this is Kid Rock’s bedroom?

Martyn Lawrence-Bullard designed the space.

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ou might not have the $500,000 home renovation budget that Martin Lawrence-Bullard is accustomed to working with, but the interior designer to the stars wants you to know that you can still infuse style and glamour into your pad on a budget.

Here, he shares his tips.

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“One thing that’s exciting about this show is that no, it’s not the $50 makeover, it’s the $500,000 makeover, but there’s so many things that you can take from that,” Lawrence-Bullard says.

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Elton Johnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s living room, as designed by Lawrence-Bullard.

Let your decor speak volumes The stylist suggests laying out three or four coffee-table books, or stacking 10-12 next to a chair for a hip take on a side table. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be afraid to decorate with your books,â&#x20AC;? he says. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It lets people know your interests.â&#x20AC;?

Catch Martyn LawrenceBullard on â&#x20AC;&#x153;Million Dollar Decorators,â&#x20AC;?

Tuesdays at 10 p.m. on Bravo.

Even a designer to the stars like Lawrence-Bullard loves the bargains at these stores: Bed Bath & Beyond: www.bedbathandbeyond.com Serena & Lily: www.serenaandlily.com Williams-Sonoma Home: www.wshome.com

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apartment or a rental where you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t like bathroom, you can really put your own flavor into that space by the towels,â&#x20AC;? the designer says. And if your shower doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t come equipped with a sleek glass door, donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t fret: An eye-popping

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â&#x20AC;&#x153;Mirrors bring light and space into an apartment, and the bigger size you can get, the better,â&#x20AC;? the designer says. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Another trick is [to] get foil wallpaper and wallpaper the ceiling. That silver shimmer foil on ceiling reflects light and makes everything feel bigger. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s an amazing trick.â&#x20AC;?

Jazz up your ďŹ&#x201A;oor â&#x20AC;&#x153;If youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re in an apartment and itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s got some horrible oatmeal carpet, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s so easy to layer an inexpensive flat weave rug over the top of it just to give some impact,â&#x20AC;? LawrenceBullard says.

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