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Do you earn as much as Occupy? Occupy Boston protesters have raised $45K in just four weeks, not to mention free meals and supplies Occupy Wall Street is sitting pretty with $500K {page 02}

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Colombian president: Legalize pot Leader says marijuana should be low priority in the war on drugs But also says he can’t lead the way {pages 06-07}

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Sox moving on after Epstein We offer a handy to-do list for soon-to-be Red Sox GM Ben Cherington {page 17}

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two occupiers at Tent City Square over the weekend for allegedly selling heroin out of a tent at the protests in Dewey Square. It is the second incident police have reported of alleged heroin use at Occupy Boston. METRO

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Woman’s body ID’d City oﬃcials estimated as many as 50,000 people took in the 47th annual Head of the Charles regatta this weekend.

After multiple calls from the public, officials have identified the woman who jumped to her death from the Massachusetts Avenue Bridge on Thursday. She was identified as a 21-year-old Dorchester woman, according to the Suffolk district attorney Her name was not released. METRO

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Tens of thousands of spectators crowded Boston yesterday for the final day of the Head of the Charles regatta. Harvard College won the Championship Men's Eights — their first win in that event since 1977.

BOSTON. The trial of an accused terrorist from Sudbury is expected to begin today. Tarek Mehanna, 29, is accused of conspiring to plot terrorist attacks. METRO

Occupiers have $24K their hands out $30 By the numbers

General fund: For food, clothing, shelter, supplies, computer support, Internet access and more.

Occupy has raised more than $40K in donations Protesters say site is self-sustainable OWS to discuss sharing resources with other cities COURTNEY SACCO/METRO

In less than a month, members of the Occupy Boston group have collected a yearly salary’s worth in monetary donations, a handful of tents and camping supplies, a library full of books and a larger-thanlife-sized Gandhi statue. Not to mention, homecooked meals flow through the Dewey Square Tent City more regularly than the average person gets to enjoy. “We have had so much support from people,” said Barry Knight, one of the protesters who spends his time helping to manage the signage tent. But despite raising $45,000 in monetary donations from an estimated 500 donors, Occupy Boston’s resources still

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pale in comparison to those being utilized by its sister movement, Occupy Wall Street. The New York City protests have raised nearly $500,000, not to mention the big-ticket items that have been donated, such as a flat-screen TV and regular gourmet meals. “Right now, what’s hap-

Use of the Greenway Large Eureka tents Laptops* Bike-powered generator Home-cooked meals Gandhi Statue* Autographed MMA T-shirts Sleeping bags Blankets *Temporary donation until end of occupation

pening, people are trying to get organized and get systems in place. Once they do that, it’ll be easier to discuss [transferring funds],” said Pete Dutro, 36, a member of Wall

Street’s movement. Boston’s occupiers said they think OWS would share the wealth if it were ever needed. “That’s what this is all about, anyways,” said Knight. “It’s about sharing. It’s the core of the movement. I think they would step up.” Protester Nawontah Waters doesn’t think they will need it, however. He said the Hub’s tent city is currently self-sustainable with food, blankets and tent donations pouring in regularly. “It’s up to them,” said Waters. “If they want to share those resources, I’d be fine with it, but it’s not something we are going to try and grab.”

Wind turbine fund: For onsite wind-generated power.

$12K Legal fund: For bail, lawyer’s fees, court costs, and other legal expenses.

$500 Greenway fund: To restore the land they trampled.

$7K Occupy Boston Globe fund: To make an internal print newspaper.

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and running through March. According to the T, “critical” work underground will be conducted to keep trains from derailing. The infiltration of water over the years has led to deterioration in the Red Line tunnels. A T spokesperson said the nearly $40 million project is funded primarily through the T’s Capital Investment Program. METRO

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Xavier Lara, 6, who was dropped three floors from his burning Roxbury home into the arms of firefighter Lt. Glenn McGillivray, will be on the Ellen DeGeneres show today. DeGeneres will present the family with a check for $15,000 for their new home, according to WCVB. McGillivray will receive a trip to Orlando. METRO

Tufts Police are encouraging women to remain in well-lit areas, avoid wearing headphones and to use the safety escort service available to students.

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Differing descriptions While police said they are investigating similarities between the attacks, they said the descriptions do vary: Thursday’s suspect: A cleanshaven, white man in his mid-20s about 5foot-8. He was wearing a dark hoodie and jeans. Saturday’s suspect: A Hispanic man in his late teens who was between 5-foot-5 and 5-foot-7 with a thin build and short, dark hair and dark eyes. He was wearing a dark hoodie.

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Turkey shaken by strong earthquake Up to 1,000 may be dead in magnitude 7.2 temblor Survivors heard calling out for help as darkness fell REUTERS

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Another credit downgrade on the way? NEW YORK. The United States will likely suffer

the loss of its triple-A credit rating from another major rating agency by the end of this year due to concerns over the deficit, Bank of America Merrill Lynch forecasts.

The trigger would be a likely failure by Congress to agree on a credible long-term plan to cut the U.S. deficit, the bank said in a research note published on Friday. REUTERS

Officials fear that as many as 1,000 people were killed yesterday when a powerful earthquake hit southeast Turkey, destroying dozens of buildings and trapping some victims alive under rubble. As night fell, survivors and emergency workers battled to pull people out of the debris in the city of Van and town of Ercis, where a student dormitory collapsed. Residents in Van joined in a frantic search, using hands and shovels and working under floodlights and flashlights, hearing voices of survivors crying for help under mounds of shattered concrete in pitch darkness and bitter cold.

“We heard cries and groaning from underneath the debris, we are waiting for the rescue teams to arrive,” Halil Celik told Reuters as he stood beside the ruins of

building that had collapsed before his eyes. “All of a sudden, a quake tore down the building in front of me. All the bystanders, we all ran to the building and rescued two injured people from the ruins.” At another site, three teenagers may still be trapped under a collapsed building. People clambered over the masonry, shouting: “Is there anyone there?” Turkey’s Kandilli Observatory and Earthquake Research Institute said the magnitude 7.2 earthquake was three miles deep. It was among the strongest in Turkish history and the worst since 1999. REUTERS

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Cooperation needed for drug war? One of the most prominent fighters in the war on drugs is calling for the world to get tougher. President of Colombia Juan Manuel Santos wants world leaders to take a much stronger, more coordinated approach in dealing with trafficking narcotics and the use of hard drugs such as cocaine and heroin. In an exclusive one-to-one interview with Metro, Mr. Santos says legalizing softer drugs such as cannabis could be a way forward — if done globally. “The world needs to discuss new approaches,” Santos says. “We are basically still thinking within the same framework as we

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have done for the last 40 years.” Colombia’s war on drug cartels has made huge progress over the past 20 years. The killing of notorious drug baron Pablo Escobar in 1993 and then the arrest and conviction in 2006 of the Rodriguez Orejuela brothers, founders of the Cali Cartel, did much to dismantle the powerful cartels and spark the decline of drug-related violence that had plagued the country. Santos hopes that the world, too, can build on this success story. PER MIKAEL JENSEN

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COLOMBIAN LEADER: LEGALIZE MARIJUANA Colombian president Juan Manuel Santos on his country’s efforts in the war on drugs Says legalize soft drugs, but only if entire world agrees Do you think legalizing softer drugs could be a way forward?

Yes, that could be an answer, provided everyone does it at the same time. Is that something you would support?

If the entire world does it, yes. But somebody has to take the ﬁrst steps?

Yes, and it won’t be me. Why?

Because for Colombia, this is a matter of national security. Drug trafficking is what finances the violence and the irregular

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“Each country has its own potential, but together we have a massive potential.” SANTOS groups in our country. I would be crucified if I took the first step. We need to insist on more multinational actions on drug trafficking and innovate the ways we are dealing with it. How is this diﬀerent in other

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In other countries [Europe and the U.S.], this is mainly a health and crime issue. We need to look at all components — one of them being targeting the assets in this business. But we need to do so on a global level. What do you think we’re doing wrong?

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We have something that the U.S. and Europe don’t have: A young population and a lot of optimism. When you ask the population of a country, ‘Will your children have a better life than you?’ and a majority answers ‘No,’ then the enthusiasm of that country is limited. The latest poll in Colombia from Thursday shows that 79 percent of our population believes that we are on a great path.

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This hurts us more than it hurts you, but as a gossip column, we are obligated to dedicate this space to Lindsay Lohan and her adventures in community service over the weekend. (Don’t like it? Get us a pic of Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lopez together, and maybe we can talk.) Here’s the good news: Not only did Lindsay show up at the morgue, but she was sociable and cleaned floors on her hands and knees, reports TMZ. And although the L.A. county coroner rejected her peace offering (and/or bribe) of cupcakes and burgers, we

But they were on a break! The Black Eyed Peas aren’t calling it quits as some rumors suggested, but Fergie does admit the group is on hiatus. “A break is not a breakup — you

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thought the delivery was a nice gesture. Now, for the bad news: Dina Lohan is reportedly shopping around a tell-all book about her daughter’s struggles with addiction, and father Michael Lohan gladly took the opportunity to complain about them both in a lengthy, unhinged rant to RadarOnline, in which he compared himself to an archangel. In other words? This chick is going to be headlining every gossip column for the next 20 years, and we collectively owe her apology cupcakes. gotta watch ‘Friends,’” the Queen Pea told TMZ cameras. We somehow doubt will.i.am is well-versed in the Ross and Rachel saga, so we’ll spell it out for him: It’s a trap, and we bet Fergie would look behind that door.

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The more Ashton Kutcher denies cheating on wife Demi Moore in rambling Web videos, the more sane and professional Charlie Sheen seems. Sheen says he has no hard feelings about Kutcher, who replaced him on “Two and a Half Men,” but he’s not surprised ratings for the show have gone down. “He’s doing the best he can. I don’t think the role is cursed, but I’m extremely disappointed with how they’re handling what I left behind,” Sheen tells TMZ. “People aren’t stupid, you know. Not all of them.” Sheen

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Cooper and JLO a go? Bradley Cooper has reportedly been going to great lengths to woo Jennifer Lopez now that she’s split from husband Marc Anthony, according to Us Weekly. Cooper “has been after Jennifer, calling her, for ages,” a source says, adding that Lopez “has been trying to concentrate on her kids and work. But Bradley has been especially eager.” It’s

Lively and Reynolds have been seen together in Boston.

apparently working, as Lopez has decided to “let him in,” the source says. “She likes the thrill and the fact that Bradley has been pursuing her.”

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Blake sleeping over at Ryan’s

Justin, Jessica: Round 18

The rumored romance between Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds appears to be going strong, as the “Gossip Girl” star spent her third weekend in a row in Boston with her “Green Lantern” costar, according to Us Weekly. The pair were spotted making a predawn exit from Reynolds’ Boston apartment this weekend, his dogs in tow. “They’re seeing each other casually,” a source previously said. “Now they’re both single and trying it out.”

If the former couple is quietly getting back together, Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are getting worse at keeping it a secret. Witnesses spotted the pair getting cozy at the after-party for Timberlake’s “In Time” premiere, according to Hollyscoop. “[They] became more and more affectionate, sneaking kisses, whispering to each other, and sharing quick back rubs and caresses,” a source says. “She pretended to punch him a couple times and he gamely bounced up and down like a jack-in-the-box.”

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1. How cute is this baby?! Mariska Hargitay and her daughter, Amaya, at the 22nd annual Light Up A Life fundraiser for the NewYork-Presbyterian Phyllis and David Komansky Center for Children’s Health in NYC on Saturday. 2. Lake Bell, Jonathan Adler, Charlotte Ronson and Molly Sims get cozy on the couch at the eBAY Inspiration Shop opening at the Gansevoort Park Hotel in NYC on Thursday.

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Nice bangs, Leighton Meester. The “Gossip Girl” star joined PYT’s such as Karlie Kloss and China Chow at a dinner to celebrate Nan Goldin’s photographs for Jimmy Choo hosted by W’s Stefano Tonchi and Tamara Mellon in NYC on Wednesday.

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‘Face fears’ It’s not as if Taylor has nothing to show for the time that he was neglecting his personal relationships. In addition to playing bass and producing Grizzly Bear albums, he has produced critically acclaimed albums by Twin Shadow and the Morning Benders, and he recently started his own label, Terrible Records. But with “Dreams Come True,” he confronts his decisions head-on. “The whole idea of the record is sort of to deal with stuff, and face fears, and not shy away from them, especially the more scary ones,” he says.

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When Chris Taylor began working with publicists to promote CANT, his new side project, he contemplated not putting the name of his other band in the biography. “I didn’t really see how people having that connection, between Grizzly Bear and this project, I didn’t see how that would be helpful,” he says. “I had to trust people who do this stuff — press, my manager — because if I can’t trust them, I shouldn’t have hired them in the first place. They just said, ‘No, we should definitely do that, it’s inevitable, people are obviously going to know it’s you and it seems silly if you try and pretend, it’ll just make you look silly.”

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#trending @CMJ Here are a few of the things we couldn’t help but notice at the College Music Journal’s Music Marathon last week Who you’ll be hearing soon

BYOL Bringing your own lights is an effective move that makes you stand out from the thousand other bands. You can better capture what you know as the essence of your own music. Weekend brought three long red tube lights to put beside their instruments, evoking electric heaters, warming up their icy goth rock sound. Dance rock band Small Black rely on the chain of lights around

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Josh Kolenik’s sampling console. It casts a nice beam on the singer as he dances tirelessly throughout the set. Purity Ring have a light within their giant bass drum, illuminating the stage when singer Megan James bangs on it. She also holds a lantern, like the hermit from that Led Zeppelin logo, while bandmate Corrin Roddick plays a weird, pipe-like apparatus with little glowing bulbs on the ends. ROSE CITY LIVE PHOTO/FLICKR

Megan James of Purity Ring has seen the light.

Metal is for hipsters Out of all the “this isn’t cool right now, so let’s make it cool again” things that those pretty hipsters have gotten their hands on, heavy metal might be the most surprising. But hey, it’s the last frontier of irony. While band members like those of The F—ing Wrath still look like your typical metal band — Rob Zombie Tshirts and all — their audience is changing (at least in the Big Apple) to look like models from the American Apparel catalogue.

Interpol and Sigur Ros renaissance There was a saying about the Velvet Underground that while not everybody bought their album, everybody who did buy it started a band. The same may not quite hold true for the Icelandic band Sigur Ros, but it certainly did seem like a lot of acts were channeling that ethereal ahhh-ing. These sounds came from Weekend, who combine Sigur Ros-isms with driving rock

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Obama has continued 99 percent of Bush’s policies, you can’t criticize Obama unless you’re also attacking Bush. My only gripe with OWS is that I want to see them put out a concrete list of demands. PENNY RITZ, VIA E-MAIL

The Occupy protesters are under no obligation to provide a list of demands. They are bringing attention to the issues. They may not know the solutions, but they have certainly highlighted the problems — and I thank them for it. MARY FARRELL, PLYMOUTH

Even my friends who are police officers fully support OWS. America is now second fiddle to Communist China, so it’s not like the right-wingers can say they think Bush did a good job. And considering

Obama hates America? I believe that Obama will be the last president elected whose parents hated America. It is becoming obvious to the majority of people that our hive has been compromised by a very clever passive-aggressive who has surrounded

himself mostly with people whose sole mission is taking this nation down to the point of no return. Is it even surprising that Obama attempts to compare the Tea Party people with the Occupy Wall Street mob whose theme is “eat the rich”?

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What the OWS movement forgets is that the Arab Spring only ignited when Mohamed Bouazizi touched a match to his gasoline-soaked body and did the same. If they’re really that fed up with their place in our ordered society, and really that cold and uncomfortable out there, then I think I have a two-birdsone-stone idea for them.

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It’s all over but the official announcements. After weeks of speculation and earnest negotiation, Red Sox GM Theo Epstein resigned his post over the weekend to take over what basically amounts to the entire Cubs organization. Chicago is expected to officially introduce its new president of baseball operations tomorrow — the same day the Sox should trot out Ben Cherington as Epstein’s replacement. Cherington certainly brings the right pedigree for the job. But like Epstein, he’s faced with a gargantuan task. Here’s just some of what he needs to do from Day 1 on. METRO

Close the Epstein chapter: As of press time last night, the clubs had not yet agreed on a compensation package for Epstein. The ship has sailed on Boston getting anything great, but Cherington needs to nab what he can ASAP.

Regain control of the clubhouse: Trying to treat big leaguers like children is always a losing proposition. But clearly, something needs to be done to snap the Sox’s clubhouse back into shape. How? A strong manager would help, as would suggestion No. 5.

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Replace Francona: The Sox had been waiting on Epstein to truly start working on a managerial hire. That time is now. Our advice? Just back a truckful of loonies up to John Farrell’s house and get it over with. He’s been the obvious choice for years.

Re-sign Scutaro: Yes, the Sox have other choices at short. But picking up Marco Scutaro’s option should be a no-brainer. He’ll come cheap — $6 million at most, versus a $1.5 million buyout — and he posted a 1.019 OPS in September.

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