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Police: Attacks may be linked Authorities recently released a sketch of the man who sexually assaulted a woman inside her Brighton apartment and have asked people who recognize him to contact police. Since the investigation into the Oct. 25 assault in Brighton, police have deter-
mined that the same man is likely responsible for another assault that occurred Sept. 13 on Brookline Avenue. During last month’s attack, the man somehow gained access to the woman’s Webley Street building and assaulted her at about 6 p.m. and fled.
The woman was treated for injuries that were not life-threatening. Police described the man as black Hispanic or Portuguese, about 5 feet 7 inches or 5 feet 8 inches tall, weighing about 170 pounds with short black gelled hair and he spoke either Spanish
or Portuguese. Police released little information on the incidents and how the two assaults are linked as they are still being investigated. Anyone with information can call 800-494-TIPS or text “tip” to “crime” (27463).
Don’t have to go home, but you can’t stay here Protesters pass camp legislation to remove problem occupiers Two removed for alleged funds theft Kicking out is a last resort, leaders say NICOLAUS CZARNECKI/METRO
At the Occupy Boston site, the words “Get a Job” are scrawled across an information chart where people can sign up to participate. But those who aren’t there to help are being asked to leave. Occupy Boston members have been evicting people not conducive to the movement’s efforts through general consensus and mediated removal efforts. Two former occupiers that were part of the financial team at Tent City in Dewey Square were banned from the campgrounds recently for allegedly funneling money without the group’s permission. On Nov. 3, the general assembly passed campsite legislation to keep Paul Carnes and Sidney Sherrel out of the site for their alleged “lack of accountability and transparency.” “We aren’t going to evict someone for something light,” said protester Robin Jacks. “With Paul … people had the idea he was allowed back in camp and we wanted to make clear that he wasn’t.” Problem protesters habitually using drugs and alcohol have also been the target of camp “removal efforts.” “In order for residents to feel
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safe and … to prevent our movement from being undermined or destroyed by violence or criminality, we must agree upon a process by which we remove dangerous individuals,” group members posted on their website. There is an in-depth, 10-step process for giving someone the boot. If they refuse to leave, the camp uses the “Rainbow” tactic, forming “a soft blockade” of people to nonviolently exclude the individual. STEVE ANNEAR
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BOSTON. MBTA officials cut the ribbon on the newly redeveloped Science Park station over the weekend, announcing the restoration of Green Line services between North and Lechmere stations. MassDOT Secretary Rich Davey joined state and local officials to celebrate the ahead-ofschedule completion of the $22 million modernization. The stops had previously been closed down for six months while they were made fully accessible and in compliance with the American with Disabilities Act. METRO
Serial arsonist strikes again BOSTON. Police are asking for the public’s help identifying an apparent serial arsonist who torches cars in Allston. The latest incident occurred around 7 p.m. yesterday on Highgate Street. Since late August, nine cars in the Pratt Street area have been lit on fire. The suspect is described as a white man in his 20s with a medium build and brown hair, wearing a blue or gray ski cap and a gray pea coat. Call 617-343-4256 with information. METRO
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Police pose online as teen girl; men charged with solicitation Three men will soon face a judge after they were arrested this weekend during an online sex sting by police posing as a teenage girl. Boston Police Department Human Trafficking Unit officers posed as a 15year-old girl for the undercover online investigation. When the men allegedly contacted the officers posing as the teen, they agreed to meet with the intent of engaging in “various sexual activities,” police said yesterday. The men set up specific times and places to meet.
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Will scandal be the mark of Cain? The out-of-nowhere Republican presidential front-runner is down in polls following allegations of harassment Some say it’s no big deal
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Greece 24 hours yesterday to explain how it will form a unity government to enact a bailout agreement, and Prime Minister George Papandreou said he did not want to lead it, the closest he has come to meeting opposition calls to go. Papandreou and his opponents have been scrambling to hammer out a deal for a unity government ahead of a meet-
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Republican presidential candidate and former Godfather’s Pizza CEO Herman Cain has been back and forth in polls lately.
Allegations that Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain sexually harassed women in the 1990s have begun to damage his bid for the White House, a Reuters-Ipsos poll found. The poll showed the percentage of Republicans who view Cain favorably dropped 9 percentage points, to 57 percent from 66 percent a week ago. Among all registered voters, Cain’s favorability declined 5 percentage points, to 32 percent from 37 percent. The survey represents the first evidence that sex-
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ual harassment claims dating from Cain’s time as head of the National Restaurant Association have taken a toll on his presidential campaign. A majority of respondents, 53 percent, believe sexual harassment allegations against Cain are true despite his denials. Republicans were less likely to believe they are true, with 39 percent thinking they are accurate. “The most striking thing is that Herman Cain is actually seeing a fairly substantial decline in favorability ratings toward
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Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul said on “Fox News Sunday” that the media went too far in covering the allegations, distracting voters. “The media blew this way out of proportion,” Paul said. “There are a thousand stories out there and I think that dilutes the real debates.”
him particularly among Republicans,” said Ipsos pollster Chris Jackson.
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Northeast last weekend has been blamed for well more than a dozen deaths. Power restoration crews were aided by dry and sunny weather during the weekend expected to continue into the upcoming week. REUTERS
The 65-year-old Cain, a former pizza company executive with no experience in political office, has been running neck and neck with former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney for the lead in polls of Republicans considering who will be the nominee to face Democratic President Barack Obama next year. At least three women have accused Cain of sexual harassment from his time as the restaurant industry’s top lobbyist. Cain has given conflicting accounts of the cases but insists the claims were baseless. REUTERS
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WASHINGTON. The United States should be more open about its development of offensive cyber weapons and spell out when it will use them as it grapples with an increasing barrage of attacks by foreign hackers, the former No. 2 uniformed officer in the U.S. military said. “We’ve got to step up the game; we’ve got to talk about our offensive capabilities and train to them; to make them credible so that people know there’s a penalty to this,” said James Cartwright, the four-star Marine Corps general who retired in August as the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Cartwright, who raised the profile of cyber security issues while still in uniform, told Reuters in an interview that the increasing intensity and frequency of
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“You can’t have something that’s a secret be a deterrent. Because if you don’t know it’s there, it doesn’t scare you.” CARTWRIGHT network attacks by hackers underscored the need for an effective deterrent. Current and former U.S. officials are tight-lipped about any specific weapons. But it is widely acknowledged the United States has both offensive and defensive ways to respond to escalating and increasingly destructive attacks from overseas. REUTERS
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Syria kills protesters AMMAN. Syrian forces shot dead at least 13 civilians yesterday in a continued military assault on the restive city of Homs and in attacks on pro-democracy demonstrations that erupted after prayers marking the main Muslim feast, activists said.
Joe Frazier now fighting ‘very serious’ liver cancer Famous boxer faces perhaps his toughest match yet Manager says it’s ‘painful’ but ‘Joe doesn’t give up’
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Former heavyweight champion Joe Frazier, who earned boxing immortality after three epic fights with Muhammad Ali, is in hospice care with liver cancer, his manager said at the weekend. “Smokin’ Joe� Frazier, 67, was diagnosed with liver cancer about a month ago after meeting with more than one doctor and is now in hospice care in Philadelphia, his business and personal manager of seven years, Leslie Wolff, told Reuters. “We are doing everything we can ... but I would be a liar if I did not tell you it is very serious,� Wolff said.
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Arab leaders have ramped up criticism of President Bashar al-Assad as the killings mounted, but are shied from demanding major political change in the country for fear chaos could ensue, given Syria’s volatile sectarian divisions. Syria is dominated by Assad’s minority Alawite sect while Sunni Muslims form the majority. REUTERS
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serious situation�. But Wolff added: “Joe is a fighter. Joe doesn’t give up.� Doctors are still exploring various medical options for Frazier, who has 11 children. Frazier is eternally linked with Ali thanks to their trilogy of fights in the 1970s which rank among the most famous ever in the sport. Frazier won the first and Ali took the next two. Frazier won the world heavyweight title in 1970, knocking out champion Jimmy Ellis, after Ali had been stripped of the championship in 1967 for refusing to fight in the Vietnam War due to his Muslim beliefs. REUTERS
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Snooki laughing all the way to the bank This gossip columnist is guilty of saying a few negative things about the force of nature that is Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi. And I’m not the only one. “People are very, very rude to me. I’m probably one of the biggest celebrities who is bullied by people. The thing is, it doesn’t get to me. In high school, I got bullied so bad that now I am such a strong person,” the pint-sized star told Metro while promoting her new perfume “Snooki by Nicole Polizzi,” which will debut on Nov. 25. “When people do talk about me, at least they are talking about me, you know? It’s not really a big deal to me.” But one thing you can’t make fun of her for? Her weight — girlfriend looks fantastic. Her secret? She stopped what got her famous in the first place. “I stopped drinking,” she claims. “I hardly drink when we’re not filming the
show, so that helped a lot. Just eating right, grilled chicken, spinach, broccoli, lots of green tea and working out.” Her perfume is just one of the many products being branded by Snooki. She also has three books out, a self tanner, and a new mobile app called Snookify, and she’s coming out with a new set of fake eyelashes next year. From being bullied to selling her own brand of fake eyelashes. Is this a great country or what? —With additional reporting by Cassandra Garrison
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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. Yeater’s booking photo from 2010.
Here’s the woman causing the Bieber drama It looks like Mariah Yeater, the woman claiming to be Justin Bieber’s baby mama, has a rap sheet. Above is a booking photo, taken last year on Dec. 21 in Las Vegas, when she was arrested for battery domestic violence, injury/destroying property and threatening telephone calls. The reason for the hubbub? Apparently, Yeater showed up at an old boyfriend’s
home, claiming he knocked her up (it is assumed it is the same baby that she later claimed Bieber fathered). A fight broke out, Yeater assaulted the guy, and she was arrested, according to TMZ.com. This doesn’t mean that Yeater isn’t telling the truth about Bieber, but it certainly puts a dent in her credibility. There is no word on when the paternity test is scheduled, but maybe instead of blood work, they should just see if that baby can dance like Usher? That should settle things.
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Kelly Rowland needs to zip it Rumors have been circulating that Beyonce and Jay-Z are expecting a baby girl, and it looks like Beyonce’s former Destiny’s Child bandmate Kelly Rowland just confirmed them. “I think she’ll be very well behaved. Her parents will make sure of that,” she said when asked about the baby, who is due in Febru-
crazy.” But another source isn’t worried about the fate of their relationship, chalking it up to 21-yearold Stewart’s youth: “Don’t all people her age play games?”
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How things stand between Stewart and Pattinson Dating “Twilight” co-star Kristen Stewart reportedly has Robert Pattinson constantly on edge and “desperate for affection,” according to Us Weekly. “He is always worried about her leaving him,” a source says. “She will blow him off, and it makes him
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Lindsay Lohan was reportedly granted permission to delay her next jail stint by a week so she could finish up her work posing for Playboy magazine — which is good because the
people at Playboy weren’t happy with the first set of photos, according to Radar Online. “Lindsay was told that the Playboy executives wanted to go another direction with her shoot so they asked her to come back for a second time,” a source says. “The first pictures of Lindsay weren’t exactly what they wanted so they have a new theme that they want to shoot.” Lohan will reportedly pose again this week starting Tuesday, and she’s scheduled to grace the cover of the magazine’s January issue.
Richard Lewis is feeling tense, Sarah Silverman has trouble with flying, Eva Longoria is distracted by the weather, and Conan O’Brien is arguing with strangers. @TheRichard Lewis: If time stands still why can’t I relax @SarahK Silverman: Dear planes: ur too heavy to float. I know there’s a sciency answer but I’m still pretty sure we’re gonna die @EvaLongoria: I’m driving in LA and its hailing on my car right now! This is crazy! I’m actually not driving and texting, that would be bad. It hailing on the car I’m in!! @ConanOBrien: Got in a fight about the Treaty of Versailles. I said the German fines were too punitive; the guy at Starbucks said buy something or leave.
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A koala, a few singing legends and an early kickoff to Christmas 1. Well, if this picture doesn’t get you through a Monday morning, I don’t know what will. Susan Boyle (plus koala) posed during a visit to Wild Life Sydney on Sunday in Sydney, Australia. 2. Hot mama Jennifer Garner attended The Hollywood
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Reporter’s annual Next Generation Reception held at Milk Studios on Saturday in Los Angeles. 3. Chaka Khan performed at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame tribute concert honoring Aretha Franklin on Saturday in Cleveland, Ohio. 4. Janet Jackson performed live on stage at the Sydney Opera House on Saturday in Sydney, Australia. 5. Nick Cannon taped a segment for the 2011 Disney Parks Christmas Day Parade at Disneyland
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Love on the rocks for rock couples Musical marriages are not easy, as the singers we spoke to will tell you And that goes double if you play in the same band as your spouse
Deschanel, left, and Gibbard announced they are separating.
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challenged for most “important” divorce in the universe, elsewhere in the entertainment industry there have been a few other quiet uncouplings that are no less newsworthy. In mid-October, Sonic Youth figureheads Thurston Moore and Kim Gordon announced that they’re separating after 27 years of marriage. And last week, actress and She & Him singer Zooey Deschanel and Death Cab for Cutie singer Ben Gibbard announced their separation after two years of marriage. For some reason, musical romances seem to be more legitimate than Hollywood marriages. Perhaps because the résumé bullet points of a songwriter include exploring the essence of love and giving hope to the masses.
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617•723•6300 And when those people find love in their own personal lives, it makes everyone happy. But musical couplings seem rife with hazards and a history of rock relationships being, well, rocky. Within the pop pairings there are more Bobby Brown and Whitney Houston examples than there are successful ones like Arcade Fire’s Win Butler and Regine Chassagne. If both partners are leaders in their bands, they obviously have strong personalities. And if they’re in the same band, that’s even more challenging. Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova made a lovely musical couple in the movie “Once,” and in their band, the Swell Season, the pair made a convincing case for the existence of true love. But when we spoke with SONJA FLEMMING/CBS
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Hansard a few years ago, he said the romance route was not productive for their art: “We kind of tried it out, and decided it wasn’t for us.” Blake Hazard and John Dragonetti continue to shine as a beacon of wedded hope. In their band, The Submarines, they lyrically lay out their quarrels.
“Without getting into it too much, it’s been up and down,” said Dragonetti when we spoke to him this past spring. “We’re trying to figure it out. It gives us stuff to write about.” Hazard chimed in, “I don’t think there’s quite a way for writing about things without pulling any punches.” Bethany Cosentino of Best Coast, who dates Wavves singer and guitarist Nathan Williams, told Metro last year that the hardest part of dating another musician in the spotlight is the public’s perception. “It’s not like we were like, ‘Oh hey, we both play music, let’s start dating,’” she said. “We’ve known each other for five or six years.” PAT HEALY
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The more effort you put into anything, the more you will get in return, as long as you work smart. If you only spend a few hours per week searching for a job, it will be hard to compete in this marketplace.
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Is the ‘Freshman 15’ just a myth? College students do gain some weight, but it’s far less than popularly believed, shows a new study The idea that college freshmen gain an average of 15 pounds in their first year of school is simply untrue, the co-author of a new study said last week. In fact, the average is really between 2.4 pounds for women and 3.4 pounds for men. “Not only is there not a ‘Freshman 15,’ there doesn’t appear to be even a ‘College 15’,” says Jay Zagorsky, research scientist at Ohio State University’s Center for Human Resource Research and co-author of a study on college weight gain.
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No more than 10 percent of all college freshmen gained 15 pounds or more — and a quarter of freshmen reported losing weight during their first year. The results show that college students gain weight steadily during their college years, with women gaining on average seven to nine pounds, and men between 12 and 13 pounds.
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A variety of factors thought to be associated with freshman weight gain were considered, including living in a dormitory, going to school full or part time, pursuing a two-year or four-year degree and heavy alcohol drinking (the consumption of six or more drinks on at least four days per month). What made a significant difference in weight gain was heavy drinking. Heavy drinkers gained less than a pound more than students who did not drink.
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Genius generators Rudan recommends finding the following types of people to help you bring out your full potential. Yodas: Your mentors
It doesn’t require any superhuman abilities, says Gina Rudan, author of ‘Practical Genius’ The five steps to turn you into an office rock star Plus, six things that hinder your progress
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“Take time to do a selfdiagnosis of the six ingredients that I argue contribute to genius: values, passion, creative abilities, strength, skills and expertise. Think, ‘in my own life, what are my values, creative abilities and passions?’ I consider those to be a person’s soft personal assets. People have been conditioned to focus on their professional identity, so they don’t really think about their values. Then I ask them to think about their professional hard assets, which are strengths, skills and expertise. When I ask people to tell me their strengths, a lot of people know because this is what they are measured against in their performance evaluations. The next challenge is to identify where the soft and the hard intersect. That, to me, is where genius resides: It’s between the heart and the mind, between what you love and what you are good it. A lot of us check half of ourselves at the re-
volving doors of our offices — we can no longer do that if we want to be competitive, innovative. You think only the logic, strategic and professional side of who you are matters at work, but that is no longer the case. The whole self matters.”
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Fat brains: People under 30. “They are brilliant. I think that a ‘fat brain’ should sit on every corporate board. Multigenerational relationships work.”
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Ambassadors: “Connectors,” she says. “People who are going to introduce you to others and be your cheerleader.”
Lack of sleep Conformity Routine Surrounding yourself with the wrong people Eating poorly Not finding time to unwind
All that self-examination helped her give one kick-butt presentation.
“‘Express’ is about telling your true story. Check out your résumé. Is it showing the whole picture, or just half of who you are? If you have a blog, are you truly expressing all sides of yourself ? Most of us only express one side of who we are: Moms tell mom stories. Lawyers tell lawyer stories. Doctors tell doctor stories. Expressing genius is about really sharing the full story of who you are, and learning how to play with the tools available for effective
storytelling. We are living in a communications-onsteroids environment, so expression today really matters, online and offline.”
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Health care administration promising in 2012 There’s no such thing as a recession-proof job. But health care, specifically on the administration end, is looking increasingly secure. A survey released by staffing and job-search service, Robert Half International projects an average increase of 3.4 percent in salary next year for positions such as third-party billers. What exactly defines an administrative position in health care? “Anything that doesn’t touch a patient,” ex-
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“Health care administration is very much in demand. It’s one of the hottest functional roles we have,” says Pigat.
programs, preventative health care services and forward-thinking research.” Garner is interested in Title V in the reform, a section that addresses the health care work force. “You can find commissions, grants, student loan programs, recruitment and retention programs, as well as training and educational opportunities, all with ample funding to support a new generation of health care workers,” he says. JULIA WEST
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Just try not paying taxes RE: “TAX STUDY: BIG FIRMS DON’T PAY”: If I, like 30
American corporations, even attempted to not pay federal income taxes I would be in federal prison faster then a Republican could vote down a tax increase. The double standard is truly killing America. Companies are sitting on trillions of dollars and the GOP wants to cut benefits to the old and sick, who have not only paid for but earned those benefits.
tem there is no incentive for corporations to pay taxes and every incentive for them to avoid them. Perhaps corporations who do pay taxes ought to be rewarded — they could be given votes for every state in which they actually pay tax. WALTER ZIOBRO, WATERTOWN
OWS, Tea Party on right track Government deserves a lot of blame for refusing to protect the free market by enforcing the antitrust laws and pleasing Wall Street by allowing mega ultra global conglomerate oligopolies
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to become the norm in America. The other half of the blame resides with the traitors on Wall Street who bet against America and purposely tanked not only business but the entire economy for their own gain while with their other hands they took billions in taxpayer money which they then ruthlessly used to bankrupt and destroy any small business they could. Time for Americans to wake up and realize that the free markets have been gone for a long time and American business no longer operates by capitalism.
Scorpio Oct. 24-Nov. 22. Instead of pushing for something you think you want, let life happen. You’re likely to have the most fun just hanging around with good friends. Sagittarius Nov. 23-Dec. 21. Even if others don’t understand what you’re doing, because of the successes you’ve had in the past, the general consensus is likely to be supportive. Capricorn Dec. 22-Jan. 19. If you’re prepared to give a lot in order to get a little, your probabilities for accumulation will be much greater than usual. You’ll be surprised at how quickly your returns will add up. Aquarius Jan. 20-Feb. 19. Someone might have to remind you to take adequate time to reach a decision regarding important issues. If you rush your thinking, some important facts will not be considered. Pisces Feb. 20-March 20. Unless you can tell the difference between someone who is trying to help you get a better deal and another who is hoping to take advantage, you might believe the best sales pitch. Aries March 21-April 19. Don’t be judge, jury and prosecutor when engaged in a group endeavor. It’s OK to voice your opinion, but let others have the last word.
Herman Cain is under a vicious attack for some undisclosed sexual harassment claims by unknown alleged victims. What about the long list of ladies who claimed rape, intimidation, bruising, sexual assault and/or unwelcome sexual advances at the hands of former President Clinton? JOSEPH DUPONT, VIA E-MAIL
Obama behind Occupy protests Reports claim the OWS movement is supported by anti-capitalist union bosses and tax-funded “community organizers” connected to the Obama administration. No surprise there.
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Patriots lose second straight game in a repeat of Super Bowl crusher Eli Manning too much again in closing minutes Offense mediocre, but it gives New England a shot But the defense can’t hold the line
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Everything offense — Forget that last scoring drive. Where was the offense before that? Tom Brady and the Pats need to be better — especially with their terrible defense. New England won’t win many games when they score just 20 points and Brady turns over the ball three times.
Jake Ballard was the hero for the Giants yesterday.
What went right for the Pats ...
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Getting Spiked — Midway through the first quarter, Brandon Spikes delivered a monster, clean hit on Giants tight end Jake Ballard. Somehow, he held onto the ball. It was a great football sequence, and a play that we haven’t seen much around the NFL this season.
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First-half defense — If you would have said Saturday that the Giants wouldn’t score a single point until the third quarter, you’d have been laughed out of the sports bar. But that was precisely the case yesterday. The Pats defense was actually very good for the first 30 minutes. (Weird, right?) Unfortunately, the Pats offense couldn’t get them any points, and the ‘D’ was gassed by the end of the game.
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Welker does it again — Wes Welker did just about all he could yesterday, making nine catches for 136 yards. Tight end/Twitter superstar Rob Gronkowski was right behind him with eight catches for 101 yards and a touchdown. That was about it for the receiving game, though. Deion Branch mustered just two catches, and Chad Ochocinco was held without a reception for the third straight game.
Good day The Dolphins finally have a win in 2011. Matt Moore threw for 244 yards and three TDs yesterday as the AFC East cellar-dwellers hammered the Chiefs, 31-3. Reggie Bush had 92 rushing yards and a TD for Miami, which was actually outpossessed, 34:39-25:21.
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The streaks that ended yesterday
Overall Before yesterday, the Patriots had won 20 straight regular-season home games, and 18 against NFC teams.
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The Pats QB, meanwhile, had been on the field for a stunning 31 consecutive regular-season wins in Foxborough.
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Let’s hope Andrew Luck looks good in blue and white. The putrid Colts dropped to 0-9 on the season yesterday with a 31-7 loss at home against the Falcons. Atlanta WR Julio Jones had the game of his short career, catching three passes for two TDs and 131 yards — a 43.7 ypc average.
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First-and-10, NYG 20 Eli Manning passed to Victor Cruz, 19 yards First-and-10, NYG 39 Incomplete pass Second-and-10, NYG 39 Incomplete pass Third-and-10, NYG 39 Manning to Jake Ballard, 28 First-and-10, NWE 33 Manning rushed, 12 First-and-10, NWE 21 Pass interference, 20 First-and-goal, NWE 1 Incomplete pass Second-and-goal, NWE 1 Brandon Jacobs rushed, 0 Third-and-goal, NWE 1 Manning to Ballard, TD
LSU win shakes up Top 25 LSUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 9-6 overtime win over Alabama in Saturdayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s â&#x20AC;&#x153;game of the centuryâ&#x20AC;? shook up college footballâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s top 25. The Tigers stayed atop the AP poll, with 59 first-place votes. Previous No. 2 â&#x20AC;&#x2122;Bama dropped to No. 4, while Oklahoma State took over the second spot â&#x20AC;&#x201D; best in school history. METRO
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New York beats Buffalo, moves into three-way tie for first All three teams sitting at 5-3 overall The Jets stuffed Fred Jackson on a fourth-and-inches play in the fourth and shut down the high-powered Buffalo Bills offense on the way to a 27-11 road win yesterday. New York’s victory, combined with losses by Buffalo and New England, turned the race for the AFC East into a dead heat. The Jets, Bills and Patriots are all sitting at 5-3 midway through the season.
On the air Sunday Though Mutai’s 2:03:02 in Boston is the fastest marathon ever run, it does not count as an official world record: The Hub course is too downhill and straight.
Another one for Mutai Geoffrey Mutai is back at it. Seven months after he ran the fastest marathon ever in Boston, the Kenyan won yesterday’s New York City Marathon in dominating fashion. His time of 2:05:06 smashed the previous NYC course record of 2:07:43. METRO
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New York hosts New England on Sunday night. Led by Jackson, the NFL’s second-leading rusher, Buffalo entered the game averaging more than 30 points a game. But the Jets’ division-best defense limited quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick to 191 yards — and the Bills to a season low in points. Meanwhile, New York scored 17 points in less than seven minutes in the second half to win its third straight game. The Jets never trailed in the division grudge match.
The Jets drew even with the Patriots yesterday.
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