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Group attacks woman on Esplanade State Police are investigating another assault on the Esplanade over weekend, but they don’t believe it's connected to past incidents in the area. According to reports, a group of men allegedly attacked a 31-year-old Cambridge woman as she

jogged along the riverside Saturday night. The victim was allegedly punched twice in the head after being surrounded by three men who were part of a group by the Community Boating, Inc. building. The suspects were described as black males in

their early 20s. The victim told police the men were drinking by the waterfront area. Police said the woman was able to break free from the attackers, but officers were unable to locate the suspects. Officials are calling the

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attack a simple assault, and they are continuing to investigate. Police said the attack did not result in a sexual assault, and the suspects’ profile differs from that of the unsolved sexual assaults on the Esplanade in recent years. STEVE ANNEAR

T cops: Keep that smartphone safe To date, 58 iPhones stolen at T stations this year As new products hit the market, police say thefts increase Safety tip campaign relaunched NICOLAUS CZARNECKI/METRO

With the launch of the newest iPhone product this weekend, Transit authorities are reminding MBTA riders to keep their devices close at hand. “Anytime a new handheld technology is introduced it will spike [theft] statistics,” said Transit Police Deputy Chief Lewis Best. “These larcenies are crimes of opportunity.” So far this year, 98 Apple products have been stolen from people while waiting at T stations. Of those products, 58 of them were iPhones. While the T police do a lot of regular outreach to customers riding the trains, reminding them to keep expensive products outside of view, a big push will be made later this year when more underground cell service is available. By January, the Green and Blue lines are scheduled to be retrofitted with wireless capability, allowing people to talk and use the internet below the surface — and authorities plan to make a move when it happens. “We have seen great results with the effects of our campaign — the

Total Apple 109 products stolen at T stations in 2010, of which 77 were iPhones.

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off-color at the Franklin Park Zoo this weekend when two zebras from the park’s exhibit escaped from a fenced-in area. It took zoo officials an hour to corral the mother zebra and her baby while the park was evacuated, according to reports. The zoo reopened two hours later. METRO

Man, 19, stabbed to death BOSTON. Police are MBTA Police warn T riders to watch out for cell phone theft.

whole message is don’t become distracted,” said Best. “And when carrying [a device], put it in an inside pocket or purse.” Best said during his 24 years on the force, it’s been a common trend to see an influx in thefts as new technologies emerge on the market. “We have many layers

Tips for the T Don’t use phones while leaving the station. Don’t lose track of your surroundings. Do write down serial number, color and make, and register the device. Don’t lend your device to strangers.

of security in place, however,” he said. Transit police will be handing out cards with tips and reminders on how to stay safe as the launch of the underground smartphone amenities draws closer. STEVE ANNEAR

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investigating an early morning stabbing yesterday in front of the 7-Eleven store on Centre Street in Jamaica Plain that left a 19year-old man dead. Police said the victim was stabbed in the chest and rushed to Brigham and Women's Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. The victim’s name was not released. METRO

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‘Rage’ goes global: Occupy worldwide Protests begun in New York spread throughout Asia, Europe Violence troubles Italy, peaceful elsewhere GIORGIO COSULICH/GETTY IMAGES

The global “Day of Rage” against the world’s financial system won some limited sympathy from political and economic leaders yesterday after protests that were peaceful everywhere but Italy. Cities from East Asia to Europe and North America saw rallies on Saturday denouncing capitalism, inequality and economic crisis, but riot police were busy only in Rome. The city cleared up yesterday, a day after masked “Black Bloc” protesters torched cars, attacked banks and hurled rocks. “They must be condemned by everyone without reservation,” Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said. Yet many Italians asked why police had managed to arrest only 12 of the violent demonstrators. Lisbon and Madrid also

Protests in Rome were marred by antagonists.

saw tens of thousands march on Saturday. Spanish outrage has been fueled by multimillion-euro payouts for top staff at failed regional banks. Other cities across the United States and Canada saw modestly sized and peaceful demonstrations and protesters gathered in their hundreds in Japan

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and across Southeast Asia. “One word: accountability,” professor Hayat Alvi of the United States Naval War Collegen said. REUTERS

Chicago police 175 arrested about 175 protesters in a downtown plaza where some had set up tents yesterday.

It’s a battle of he said/she said, after more than 140 protesters were arrested last week while trying to expand their campground outside of Dewey Square as part of the Occupy Boston movement. The occupiers claim some officers were forceful, throwing punches and dragging protesters by their throats when arresting them. The police had a different version, however, saying protesters fought back, and in some cases assaulted officers. Now, the American Civil Liberties Union is trying to

3,056 Overtime hours to date put in by the Boston Police Department due to Occupy Boston and the resulting arrests. That adds up to $146,189.55.

gauge what might have gone down Tuesday morning at 1:30 a.m., as police stormed the section of the Rose Kennedy Greenway and arrested the protesters who were linked arm-inarm around their encampment.

“We are interested in what has been going on and we put out a call [last] week to have protesters let us know if they had suffered mistreatment at the hands of the police,” said ACLU spokesman Chris Ott. Ott said the group is also interested in finding out if any protesters were allegedly interrogated about their political views during their arrests. As of Friday, no one had filed a formal complaint with the ACLU or with the Boston Police Department. STEVE ANNEAR

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Quoted POLICE “Although our officers faced active resistance from protesters including being spit on, our officers maintained a respectful, professional and proportional posture. If any individual experienced a concern about their interaction with an officer, that individual is encouraged to come forward and report that information to the department.”

One of 140 protesters is taken into police custody.

OCCUPIERS “Perhaps the most disturbing, and characteristic, [instance] is of a member of Veterans for Peace being thrown to the ground multiple times without provocation. Street medics and clearly marked legal observers who were also detained despite explanation that they were neutral observers [were arrested] in sharp contrast to how nonviolent arrests ordinarily take place.”

More want Murdochs out of the business

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LONDON. Another major investor has joined calls for the Murdoch family to step down from the helm of media empire News Corp. following a phone hacking scandal, according to a British newspaper. The Sunday Telegraph said the California State Teachers’ Retirement System had added its voice to opposition already aired by shareholders including Hermes Equity Ownership Services. REUTERS

Perry leads GOP fundraising pack DALLAS. Texas Gov. Rick Per-

ry led the Republican field in fundraising in the third quarter, taking in $17.2 million and entering October with more money in the bank than any of his challengers for his party’s presidential nomination, Federal Election Commission reports show. BLOOMBERG

The Obama family attend the dedication ceremony.

Hope’s stone eternalized President Barack Obama gave a partisan-tinged speech to dedicate a new memorial to Martin Luther King Jr., likening the battle for racial equality to his political struggles in a divided Washington. Nearly 50 years since King’s famous “I Have A Dream” oration on the National Mall, Obama said the monument symbolized the need to fight on for social justice. REUTERS

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This weekend’s celebrity movers and shakers In today’s column, we’ll look at the celebrities moving toward one another, those moving farther apart and one who found his way out of the closet over the weekend. On the up and up? Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lopez. (Maybe!) The actor stepped out recently with a woman who looked a lot like the “American Idol” judge, though she was going to great lengths to shield herself from photographers, according to Us Weekly. A source close to the singer says it was in fact Lopez meeting up with the “Hangover” star, getting together again after having dinner last month. “After their date in New York, Bradley and Jennifer stayed in touch,” the source says. “She does like his attention, and it makes her feel good that he seems so into her. She has a fun time with Bradley and he makes her laugh.”

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But while these two might be getting tight, it looks like Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore are heading toward splitsville. A

moving truck was seen pulling up to the couple’s L.A. home late last week, according to Us Weekly. The moving company, Wetzel & Sons, would not divulge any information about the job. While it’s unclear who may be vacating the premises, sources speculate Kutcher would be the one kicked to the curb. “Demi is humiliat-

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Lautner likes ladies, OK? Taylor Lautner is going on the record about his sexuality after being quizzed by the Australian edition of GQ about a recent night out with director Gus Van Sant and writer Dustin Lance Black, both of whom are openly gay. When asked if either of the men hit on him, Lautner said, “No, definitely not. I think they know I’m straight.” The 19-year-old “Twi-

Lautner sets the record straight.

light” star said that the meeting was all business: “It’s not a coincidence that there was a writer, a director and an actor at dinner.”

Chris Tucker forecloses Chris Tucker may end up losing his Florida mansion, as he

ed,” a source says. “She loves him, but can’t forgive him for the embarrassment he has caused.” Meanwhile, although there is no gossip regarding who Zachary Quinto is or isn’t dating, there is one thing for certain: He likes dating dudes. In a New York interview, the “Star Trek” actor chatted about his role in the offBroadway production of “Angels in America,” saying, “As a gay man, it made me feel like there’s still so much work to be done, and there’s still so many things that need to be looked at and addressed.” And that, actors, is a great way to come out. No fanfare, no tabloid cover, just a straight-forward piece about your work. Mazel tov!

owes the bank more than $4 million on the foreclosed home — and that’s on top of the $11.5 million lien the IRS placed on the home earlier this year for unpaid income taxes, according to Hollyscoop. Tucker, at least, is finding ways to joke about his situation. “That’s the last time I let Wesley Snipes help me out with my taxes,” Tucker quipped at a recent stand-up gig, according to the Miami New Times. He might not be laughing so much about the house’s value: Tucker purchased it for $6 million, but the property is reportedly currently appraised at $1.6 million.

2 The feed ... 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 fewer. Anderson Cooper does his civic duty, Albert Brooks is worried about rising health care costs, Ellen Barkin has a knack for profanity and Kevin Bacon isn’t pleased with the “Footloose” advertising campaign. @andersoncooper Doing some work on the daytime show, and went to jury duty. @AlbertBrooks Nothing against Zsa Zsa Gabor but she is single-handledly bringing down Medicare.

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Downey: Forgive Mel! Robert Downey Jr. wants the world to forgive Mel Gibson. While accepting an award from the American Cinematheque, the star took a moment to address Hollywood’s treatment of the Oscar-winning director and actor, according to Us Weekly. “Unless you are without sin — and if you are, you are in the wrong f—ing industry — you should forgive him and let him work,” Downey said. “There’s nothing so much wrong with him. He’s a good dude with a good heart.”

@EllenBarkin This twitter s— is really the medium for me. I’m as f—in’ shallow as 140 characters. @kevinbacon Just saw a TV ad for FLoose. Marketing a remake by putting down the orig? A bit lame dont ya think?

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1. Paul Reubens aka Pee Wee Herman accepted an award during Spike TV’s “SCREAM 2011” awards on Saturday in Universal City, Calif. 2. Lance Robertson aka DJ Lance Rock attended the Yo Gabba Gabba! Live! 2011 Tour at The Beacon Theatre on Saturday in New York City. 3. Legendary comic book writer Stan Lee made an appearance at New York Comic Con on Friday in New York City ... 4. ... and so did writer Frank Miller, but on Saturday. 5. A Comic Con fan at the Jacob Javits Center on Saturday.

6. Alt-rock pioneers Kim Gordon, 58, and Thurston Moore, 53, announced over the weekend they were separating after 27 years of marriage. Here they in happier times in the front row at Rodarte Fall 2010 during Fashion Week.

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Swedish band may be popular with listeners, but they’re possibly an even bigger hit with other artists Little Dragon may be the quintessential artist’s band. The music that the Swedish four-piece make strikes a nerve with fans, but especially with other musicians. They play conventional rock instruments, but their heavy emphasis on keyboards gives the songs an electronic gloss. Combined with pop and funk sensibilities, the songs sound how Stereolab might if Prince joined the band. Bassist Fredrik Kallgren Wallin says sharing ideas with other bands is one of his favorite aspects of playing with Little Dragon. They have collaborated with Gorillaz, indulged in a side project with Jose Gonzalez

and traded remixes with Unknown Mortal Orchestra — which Wallin says was an especially rewarding experience: “It’s a nice way of exchanging energy. It’s not a collaboration, but you can add your flavor or get some new flavors for your own.” What actually drew Metro to the band was other artists talking about Little Dragon. Word of mouth has always been a key to finding the best new music, and when the mouths delivering that word are well-respected singers, it’s even harder to ignore. When we asked Janelle Monae what she was listening to lately, Little Dragon was one of the first acts she mentioned.

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Little Dragon is, from left, keyboardist Hakan Wirenstrand, Fredrik Kallgren Wallin, singer Yukimi Nagano and drummer Erik Bodin.

And Sameer Gadhia of Young the Giant, who played this year’s MTV Video Music Awards, said Little Dragon would be a dream collaboration, literally. “I actually had a dream

about playing with them last night,” he said at the time. “I was hanging out at their house and I started drawing something in a sketchbook, and we just started talking. ... We were

not really collaborating as much yet, but I guess it was coming into formation.” When we share this anecdote with Wallin, he has a good laugh. “That sounds fun,” he says.

The artwork for Little Dragon’s new album, “Ritual Union,” is populated with snapshots of couples on their wedding day. And the title track explores the idea of marriage with a slight air of fear. Wallin explains the contrast. “It’s from our family archives of parents, relatives and grandparents,” he says. “It’s supposed to be the happiest day of your life, and a lot of our parents are divorced.”

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as well as practical solutions — of which, Riley points out, there are many. “Solutions are happening just as fast as the problems are — and people don’t realize that, they think we’re just sunk,” she says. “And sure, we’re not going to save the planet unless big businesses get on board, but what’s cool is that big businesses are getting on board. They’re doing these things to meet consumer needs — because they know this is what we want.” One of the companies profiled in the book, Clif Bar, goes far beyond the usual recycling bins, offering incentives for employ-

ees who drive hybrid cars and take public transportation to work in addition to offering flexible telecommuting options to further reduce fuel usage. While these perks end up costing an employer a little extra, they contribute to something almost priceless: The perception that they care. “Money talks,” admits Riley. “But when they show their customers that money is not the most important thing, that they care about our environment and the future of it, that goes a long way — especially with consumers with children.” MONICA WEYMOUTH

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What can you do? Riley’s recommendations for a greener office:

Don’t simply turn oﬀ your computer at night — unplug it. The machines use a small amount of “phantom energy” when plugged in, hence the subtle glow and eerie

justed for hours when the oﬃce is empty.

hum of a room full of computers that are seemingly oﬀ.

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Establish an oﬃce compost bin in the kitchen in addition to the now-standard recycling bins.

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Create a greening committee. “When an oﬃce decides they want to do something like this, they have to create a team of people across the spectrum who makes sure that everyone, top to bottom, understands.”

Desk-side recycling bins make it easy to do the right thing. For more on how to green your business and community, visit Trish Riley’s sustainability website at www.gogreennation.org.

High-profile jobs not as desirable as they seem While they make for great cocktail conversation, some of the most prestigious careers aren’t quite as enviable as they seem, according to a new report from job search portal CareerCast.com. “There’s a lot of perceptions out there about what a good job is, and a lot of the time the perception is wrong,” says Career Cast publisher Tony Lee. “Yes, these do pay a lot, but there are a lot of drawbacks to these jobs. We looked at things like stress, work/family balances, the hiring outlook down the road and

Senior corporate “There’s a lot of perceptions out there executive about what a good Average income: $160,141 While some execs are unjob is, and a lot of doubtedly dismissive of the the time the gang, others are perception is wrong.” Occupy feeling the heat — albeit in TONY LEE

compensation.” Career Cast’s list includes some of the usual suspects in a struggling economy (stock brokers, real estate agents) as well as plenty of health care professionals. We asked Lee for some background on those that topped the list.

swanky corner offices. “Senior corporate executives are under extreme pressure right now. You have falling profits, you have shareholder pressure,” says Lee. “You look at the protests and you think, ‘These people don’t care.’ But a lot of them do care — they don’t want to do layoffs, and they’re working more hours.”

Surgeon, physician, psychiatrist Average incomes: $365,258; $192,065; $160,242 “What these all have in common is that they’re responsible for people’s lives. People are reliant on them, and that has always been stressful,” says Lee. “But more recently, with government regulations and more paperwork, it’s not the case anymore that you can play golf on Wednesdays and pay back your loans.”

Airline pilot, flight attendant Average incomes: $106,153; $40,184

As fuel prices rise and airlines cut back on staff, passengers aren’t the only ones who are less comfortable. “The reality is the hours are at their highest that they’ve ever been, you have less control over your days and pay has not risen,” says Lee. Something to keep in mind when you’re watching “Pan Am” — or getting ready to grumble about the skimpy bag of pretzels on your next flight. METRO/MW

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Erudite critic: OWS analysis A social, psychological and political analysis of the ongoing Occupy Wall Street movement demonstrates the theories of anarchism in their respective lack of a thorough analysis of American society. The OWS protesters criticize the corporative status quo and the military as instruments of American foreign policy, and have neither a nascent political party nor a platform of principles or demands necessary for concrete political and economic reform. JOSEPH N. MANAGO,

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fantasizes about the “1 percent” leaving us to colonize another planet and taking medical science, iPods and sporting venues with them, Jesse Aldous suggests that some of the top 1 percent aren’t as bright as they think. Who they will be selling gadgets, medical care and sports tickets to up there — themselves? The “1 percent” need the “99 percent” a lot more then we need them. In fact, some of us will be happy to help build your

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It’s time to stand up and demand the police put an end to OWS. They have become nothing more than a bunch of bums hangin’ out in a shantytown that the taxpayers are paying to maintain. I say let them sleep in their own feces — they seem to be comfortable with that. MICHAEL

You want to put an end to this protest? Wall Street was bailed out by the tax payers of these here United States, and every large institution should repay the citizens by offering full-time jobs. There’s no way around this: Job creation is what we need, otherwise, this will continue with no end in sight; these folks have nothing better to do. JIMMY CORREA, VIA E-MAIL

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Occupy Wall Street stinks to high heaven. There is the smell of bundled mortgages, the smell of corporate welfare, the smell of foreclosure; the smell of tax breaks for the wealthy, of irrelevant elections, of pepper spray ... but the most disturbing smell is that of those standing up and screaming loudly, “Enough is enough!”

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No O-line — Dallas’ defensive unit is strong, and they made sure Brady knew it all game, knocking him down repeatedly. It was the constant pressure that prevented the Pats from pulling away.

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‘D’ up— To give up just 16 points to a superb offense like Dallas’ is a true testament to the improvement of the defense over the last two weeks. They

held the Cowboys to just 4for-12 on third down. And in the fourth, Dallas had the ball with a three-point lead and just over three minutes to play. The Pats ‘D’ needed to stand strong, and it held Dallas to three and out — getting the offense that one last chance.

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The last drive — Down three points, the Pats got the ball with 2:31 left to play. That’s Tom Brady time. Starting from his own 20, the QB immediately hit Aaron Hernandez for 16 yards, then Rob Gronkowski for 11. A Wes Welker catch netted New England 5 yards,

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Tragedy on the track: Wheldon dies in crash IndyCar star killed in massive pileup in Las Vegas Just 33 years old, he leaves behind a wife and two young sons Season finale called after accident Drivers return for five-lap tribute Franchitti champ again

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Two-time Indianapolis 500 champ Dan Wheldon died yesterday after a horrific crash in the opening laps of the Las Vegas Indy 300. The English driver, 33, was caught in a fiery 15-car pileup at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. He was flown by helicopter to a nearby hospital but succumbed to “unsurvivable injuries,” IndyCar Series CEO Randy Bernard said in a statement. “Our thoughts and prayers are with his family today,” Bernard said. Wheldon won the 2005 Indy Racing League title, as well as the ’05 and ’11 Indianapolis 500s. The race was canceled immediately after the accident, but drivers returned to the track for an emotional five-lap tribute with Wheldon’s fellow British driver, Dario Franchitti, sobbing uncontrollably as

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