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Hit-and-run: Mom killed in Hyde Park Family of 22-year-old victim grieves Woman had 2-year-old son Police hunt car that fled scene {page 02}
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Whitey hearing today Federal prosecutors and the attorney for alleged fugitive mob boss James “Whitey” Bulger are due in court today for another pretrial hearing. A judge is expected to hear both sides argue on the start of the trial date. Bulger’s attorney filed a motion recently to push the November trial date back a year. Prosecutors, in a motion, asked the judge to deny that request. METRO
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“There needs to be an app called 'What's Happening in the Boston Common,' because 95% of the time I can't tell what all the ruckus is about.” @TAUZAMAN, WHO LIKELY SPOTTED THE BOSTON ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION'S 10K RACE, WHICH STARTED AND ENDED NEAR THE COMMON YESTERDAY.
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Seeking car and justice for Tinesha Mother of 2-year-old is run down, killed in Hyde Park Cops are on the lookout for driver who fled scene Family wants driver to ‘turn himself in’ NICOLAUS CZARNECKI/METRO
The grieving mother of a 22year-old woman who was killed in a hit-and-run accident in Hyde Park early Saturday morning wants justice for her daughter. Tinesha Julien, a Somerville resident and mother to a 2year-old boy named Alijah, was struck and killed on River Street near its intersection with Rosa Street around 4:45 a.m. Saturday. She was walking with Kevin Lewis, her boyfriend and the father of her son, who lives nearby. When police arrived, Julien was suffering from head trauma. Witnesses told police that a four-door black Jeep Liberty hit Julien and did not stop. The Jeep was last seen driving down River Street toward Cleary Square, according to police, who also said the vehicle has a black wheel cover with red and blue lettering. “If I could ask anything, I would ask them to turn themselves in, and make it easier on them and on our family. She has a baby boy that misses her,” said the victim's mother, Avonda Julien, as she gathered at a memorial on River Street yesterday afternoon. Nearby, grieving loved ones hugged and arranged candles,
A makeshift memorial marks the site of Julien’s death.
“It’s devastating. It’s the news you never want to hear.” AVONDA JULIEN, MOTHER OF HIT-AND-RUN VICTIM
flowers and stuffed animals on the River Street sidewalk. The family said they were in shock from Julien’s death. “It’s devastating. It’s the news you never want to hear,” said Julien’s mother. The family got a call early Saturday morning from Boston Medical Center where Julien was taken after the crash. Her mother said Julien had been babysitting most of the week and went out to
Pro-profanity rally coming to Middleborough MIDDLEBOROUGH. A Marine vet-
eran from Virginia is calling on people to attend a profanitylaced rally at Middleborough town hall today. The rally comes just about two weeks after voters there approved of a $20 fine for cursing. Adam Kokesh, a former radio host who produces podcasts from Virginia, created a Facebook event titled “Free (expletive) speech demonstration in Middleborough, MA.” Hundreds of people have signed up to attend the event. “Bring your bullhorn and
The number of people who said they would attend today's rally as of yesterday afternoon, according to the Facebook event.
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foulest vocabulary ... and engage in the most profane conversation possible with your fellow liberty lover,” read the event’s description. The controversial vote has raised questions about free speech and requires the review of the attorney general’s office. METRO
have fun. She also said Julien recently graduated from nursing school, was looking for a job in the field and had a birthday coming up on July 3. “I am trying to stay strong because I am the person that has to be here for her son. He doesn’t know yet,” Julien’s mother said. When asked what kind of person would hit a woman with a car, then flee the scene, Avonda said: “A person who has no heart, probably drunk, probably a young driver.” Police said no arrests were made as of press time yesterday. MORGAN ROUSSEAU
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Naked burglar gets busted TAUNTON. A couple is due back in court next month after they were busted for allegedly breaking into a Taunton home. The homeowner returned Thursday to find a woman cooking breakfast naked in the kitchen. Katherine Lee Ferguson, 22, and Kyle Timmons, 24, knew the owner would be gone for the night and allegedly broke in, according to the Taunton Daily Gazette. Both pleaded not guilty. METRO
A surveillance video of the suspect’s car.
What is known Tinesha Julien was struck by a car early Saturday. Julien was walking with her boyfriend about 4:45 a.m. near River and Rosa streets when she was hit. Police released surveillance images of the suspected car fleeing the scene. Witnesses said the car fled down River Street toward Cleary Square. The car had a steering wheel cover with red and blue lettering. Anyone with information can call 617-343-4470.
Promising future cut short Tinesha Julien graduated from nursing school in March. She was currently hunting for a job in the nursing field, her family said. Julien also had a 2year-old son named Alijah. Julien’s mother said yesterday the boy doesn’t yet know his mother was killed. Julien’s birthday was next week. She was going to turn 23 years old. METRO/MR
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With summer, city warns of window falls BOSTON. Warm weather means open windows and a potential danger to children. That’s why Mayor Thomas Menino and city health officials recently highlighted the city’s “Kids Can’t Fly” campaign. Saying that window falls can easily be prevented, city officials urged residents to protect their children and buy window guards. The campaign allows for landlords and residents to buy window guards at a discount at Boston Building Resources in Roxbury. In the last year, the city’s
The “Kids Can’t Fly” campaign has been 3active since 1993. In the early 1990s, child window falls averaged about 20 per year. That number is now about 2 or 3 each year, according to city officials. public health commission distributed about 260 discounted window guards. Officials also urged the public to open windows from the top and to keep furniture away from windows. METRO
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Obama in Hub for fundraiser BOSTON. President Barack Obama will stop in the Hub today for a a sold-out campaign fundraiser at Symphony Hall. Tickets for the event range from $250 for balcony seats to $10,000 for co-hosts. Obama is expected to speak at the event tonight and depart Boston tomorrow.
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The president’s Boston visit will follow a stop in Durham, N.H., today. That town has requested the president help pay for the cost of police and fire services associated with his visit. Durham’s town administrator said the visit could cost the town between $20,000 and $30,000. The town administrator said campaigns should pick up the bill, regardless of the political party. METRO/SHNS
Talking points? Few details were released ahead of Obama’s visit. However, some suggested his talk at a New Hampshire high school may focus on college affordability. The timing of his Boston visit may coincide with the Supreme Court’s decision on the Affordable Care Act.
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A Boston-area researcher is doing everything he can to recover the laptop that was stolen literally from under his feet. A stolen laptop is not an uncommon occurrence, but what makes this one worthy of the $1,000 reward the owner is putting up for its unharmed return is what was on the computer. The Dell laptop contained about two years worth of biomedical research data. “It’s really devastating,” said Chris, who did not want to give his last name for fear of job ramifications. He said the info on the laptop was research data that does not include patient or test subject personal information. Chris said he was out to dinner earlier this month at a Central Square restaurant and had the computer in his messenger bag underneath his feet at his table. At one point a man came in and was able to swipe the bag. Once he discovered his bag and computer were gone, Chris called Cambridge police. Detectives reviewed the restaurant’s surveillance footage and were
Reports of bear roaming near Dedham DEDHAM. A black bear was
reported to be roaming the woods along Route 109 yesterday morning. State environmental officials were investigating. People reported seeing the bear about 9 a.m. Officials did not locate it, but said it likely moved on. Environmental police will continue to monitor the situation, they said. Officials said they’re hearing about more sightings than usual in areas where they wouldn’t be expected. BOSTON GLOBE
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able to identify the suspect leaving with Chris’ bag. A police report described the suspect as a bald black man, wearing a tan coat with beige pants and white collared shirt. Chris said he doesn’t care who the thief is or if he gets punished — he just wants his data back. “A thief sees it only as a device that’s worth a few hundred dollars, but it means so much more to the owner,” he said. Anyone with information can call 617-349-3351. MICHAEL NAUGHTON
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Man makes the doughnuts that cops hate BRIGHTON. A Brookline man was arrested for hitting a police cruiser after doing doughnuts in a parking lot. Yushi Zhang, 22, was allegedly burning rubber in a supermarket parking lot about 1:30 a.m. Friday. When officers on patrol in the area heard the screeching tires they responded. Zhang allegedly tried to flee when the police arrived. He went the wrong way down a one-way street, struck a curb and hit a cruiser, police said. Both officers in the cruiser were not seriously injured. Zhang was also uninjured. He was charged with driving to endanger and refusing to stop for police. METRO
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Statie under Police seek man involved in stabbing investigation QUINCY. Police are asking for
the public’s help in locating a man that was involved in a stabbing at a city club. The stabbing took place near Club 58 just before midnight June 7. Police released video surveillance, describing the suspect as a white man, over 6 feet tall, weighing more than 275 pounds, with tattoos on his forearms. Anyone with information can call 617479-1212. METRO
MASSACHUSETTS. A state police bomb squad technician is being investigated for allegedly picking fights while working as a member of Vice President Joe Biden’s security detail last year. The trooper, Eric Gahagan, is accused of provoking a brawl with members of the Air Force. Gahagan believed some men were taking pictures of him dancing with a Secret Service agent while at a Nantucket club. BOSTON GLOBE
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Phantom takes over the plaza for barbecue
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Forget ‘Fitness on the Plaza,’ these people came for ribs and beer It was a finger-licking good time at City Hall Plaza yesterday as thousands flocked there for the Phantom Gourmet’s
Beach barbecue Organizers spread sand over an area of the plaza to create a makeshift beach for guests 21 and older to drink beer and jam out to live music. The beach was roughly the size of a basketball court. “It has 10 tons of sand. Putting it in is easy, but getting it ... out of here; that takes a while,” said Phantom Gourmet’s Dan Andelman.
BBQ Beach Party. “Barbecue is a very personal thing,” said Phantom Gourmet star Dan Andelman. “We have great barbecue restaurants in New England, but it’s so regional. It’s like what jazz is to music, barbecue is to food. It’s a true American art form.” That’s why the Phantom Gourmet decided to bring together the best barbecue teams from around the nation — and even one from Australia. But the food wasn’t the only thing on the menu. “We had to add a little somethin’-somethin’ so we’re having a party. We built a beach, we have a Ferris wheel, we’ve got beer flowing,” said Andelman.
Jack McDavid of Jack’s Down Under Home Barbecue of Philadelphia cooks up his famous ribs which have won People’s Choice for Best Ribs six years in a row.
The plaza is usually home to the entirely different “Fitness on the Plaza,” a summer program that offers free workouts. The plaza will also be the site for the upcoming Harborfest. Using the space is good news for visitors, and for the city, Andelman said. “As far as I’m concerned, anytime anybody is spending their own money to try and put on an event in the city of Boston, it creates a huge
amount of economic activity. If I were this city, I’d be trying to do something every week, every day.” As far as Boston barbecue fan Anthony Cellucci was concerned, his hometown slung the best ribs. “Firefly’s ribs were my favorite. They were absolutely delicious,” Cellucci said. MORGAN ROUSSEAU
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U.S. House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Darrell Issa said the Justice Department’s refusal to turn over documents related to a failed gun-smuggling operation was “clearly a coverup” by Attorney General Eric Holder and the Obama administration. “Lying to Congress is a crime,” he said. “We have every right to see documents that say, did you know, when did you know, what did you know, including even the president.” Issa’s committee is seeking documents related to Operation Fast and Furious, which allowed guns illegally purchased in the U.S. to be smuggled across the border to track them to Mexican drug cartels. Democrats are accusing House Republicans of engaging in an election-year “fishing expedi-
“It was deny, delay and recuse.” DARRELL ISSA, A CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN, SAID ON ABC’S “THIS WEEK” OF HIS PANEL’S CLASH WITH
Gulf Coast threatened by year’s first named storm HOUSTON. Strong winds and heavy rain from Tropical Storm Debby reached the U.S. Gulf Coast yesterday as the storm meandered on an uncertain track toward the Louisiana coast with 60 mph winds, the U.S. National
Hurricane Service said. Debby, the first named storm of 2012 to enter the Gulf of Mexico, was centered about 200 miles east-southeast of the mouth of the Mississippi River and was moving slowly northeast at around 5 mph at 1 p.m. CDT. The storm was expected to strengthen into a hurricane by tomorrow night, the Miami-based center said. REUTERS
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Penn State moves to end Sandusky lawsuits soon BELLEFONTE, PENNSYLVANIA.
Issa said he will send a letter to Obama detailing why lawmakers say the president is taking an overly broad approach to executive privilege.
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With Jerry Sandusky now in jail for child sexual abuse, the university has given an unusual signal that it wants to wrap up civil suits as fast as possible, legal observers said this weekend. Shortly after Sandusky was convicted, Penn State invited victims to try to resolve claims against the school. “The purpose of the
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Fifty-six percent of people are against the healthcare overhaul and 44 percent favor it, according to the online poll conducted from Tuesday through Saturday.
their parents’ insurance until age 26. Strong majorities favor most of what is in the law. A glaring exception to the popular provisions is the “individual mandate,” which forces all U.S. residents to own health insurance. Sixty-one percent of Americans are against the mandate, the issue at the center of the Republicans’ contention that the law is unconstitutional, while 39 percent favor it. “That’s really the thing that has come to define the (reform) and is the thing that could potentially allow the Supreme Court to dismantle it if they decide it’s not constitutional,” Ipsos pollster Chris Jackson said. The Supreme Court is expected to rule on the 2010 healthcare reform this week.
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How we can stop campus violence before it starts A new book focuses on the value of preventive care for at-risk students Preemptive expulsion is not the way Statistics show a decrease in campus violence
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spin-off into rampage violence or destructive choices,” says author Brian Van Brunt, from his office at the University of Western Kentucky, where he is the counseling center director. As the former president of the American College Counseling Association, Van Brunt has overseen hundreds of on-campus mental health cases — and studied hundreds more. In one of the most compelling sections of “Ending Campus Violence,” he culls common themes from these cases into hypothetical scenarios and poses them to experts: from journalists who have covered campus shootings to current campus counselors — and
even former FBI agents. “One of the most common [ways that colleges go wrong] is this ‘zero-tolerance policy,’ which is borrowed from K-12 school systems: this idea that any type of weapon or threat might lead to expulsion,” says Van Brunt. “For me, this is a sledgehammer approach for something that might need a ball-peen hammer: immediately expelling a student without a proper threat assessment or conversations with that student. So we’re seeing a lot of overreaction by the schools, and that can actually be the catalyst that moves that student to a more dangerous set of behaviors.”
Quoted Van Brunt — a leading campus violence expert — is quick to point out that, as a whole, colleges are getting safer year-by-year: “We’ve had some high-profile events of violence on college campuses. But, in fact, these are black swan events. Generally speaking, if we look at the numbers, what we see is a decrease in campus violence. Same goes for suicide statistics: They’re very clearly indicating that people are much less likely to commit suicide on a college campus, likely because of the support systems that exist there.”
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Cee Lo’s pet peeve Last season on “The Voice,” Cee Lo’s sidekick, Purrfect the evilfaced cat, was quite the hit, lending the judge a funky Dr. Evil-meets-Lewis Carroll swagger. But animal rights activists aren’t so psyched for his new on-air companion, a Moluccan cockatoo named Lady. “Moluccan cockatoos are beautiful, intelligent animals — but they are very challenging to care for, especially in the long term, and are prone to considerable welfare problems,” Monica Engrebretson of
Octomom flying low We haven’t been keeping you updated on Nadya “Octomom” Suleman’s adventures in stripping and porn because, apparently, even we have limits and an inkling of desire for truth and beauty. But we did tune back in when we heard about Suleman’s trouble on a
recent flight to New York. Her manager tells TMZ that the Virgin America crew harassed them — ordering them to change seats, denying them beverages, prohibiting them from using the bathroom and then laughing at them. Oh ladies, welcome to coach, where we are all despised equally and enthusiastically. Come meet your neighbors over warm Diet Coke and regret.
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rumored pregnancy. Whether or not there’s a grandkid on the way, Mebarak is at least pleased with his daughter’s new man: “The happiness of our daughter is reflected in us too, and we are very happy,” he said. “[Pique] is a valuable young man.”
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zine. They have both taken the surname Taylor-Johnson to mark the union. The pair met when Taylor-Wood directed Johnson in the 2009 film “Nowhere Boy,” and they are parents to two daughters, aged 23 months and 5 months. Taylor-Wood also has two daughters from a previous marriage.
Give the girl a cigarette break Lindsay Lohan is reportedly smoking up a storm on the set of her Elizabeth Taylor biopic, ac-
cording to Us Weekly. “Literally every time she finishes a scene she lights up another cigarette,” a source says. “You can hear the crew saying, ‘That’s cut — get a cigarette for Lindsay.’” While stress is certainly a factor in Lohan’s inhaling two packs a day, she’s also apparently trying to channel Taylor. “In between takes, [Taylor] would sit on the director’s chair puffing on her cigarettes,” the source explains. “Lindsay has been working hard, but without the nicotine she probably could not make it through.”
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The Beach Boys now, from left, Mike Love, David Marks (who replaced Jardine in the early ’60s when he briey returned to college in 1963), Brian Wilson, Bruce Johnston and Jardine.
dence, Brian Wilson, who stopped touring with the band in the mid ’60s to focus on writing and producing the band’s albums (as well as to reduce the stress on his notoriously fragile psyche). But even the pressures of producing, coupled with drug use, caused Brian Wilson to have a nervous breakdown when the Beach Boys were at their creative peak. But Jardine seems happy to have so many members who are so close to Wilson on the stage with him. “For the first time in the history of our music-making, we’ve had enough people on stage to do all the parts,� he says. “Now you have the original voices and pretty darn good players and singers doing the
parts that the three or four of us haven’t ever done. We used to combine everything, like in ‘Good Vibrations.’� They’ve got the sounds of “Good Vibrations� down, but are there actual good vibes between all of the members? “It’s a good sign for the world, that these guys, these litigious Beach Boys have been able to bury the hatchet,� he says. “The good vibrations are alive and well — let’s put it that way — in this band.�
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On my honeymoon, we were in a hotel in Oban, and right on the counter there’s a big thing with newspaper articles they had from way back when about this hotel’s history. I’m just flipping through, and all of a sudden I go, “Oh my God, ghost in room 216.” And just as I read this, the clerk hands us over our keys to room 215. I’m all, “Oh crap.” ... The ghost is the ghost of a woman who killed herself jumping out of a window because the man she was in love with ... he goes off to sea, doesn’t tell her when he comes back that he met somebody else. So she’s waiting there for him to rendezvous, but he never returns so she offed herself. So the ghost replays their last night together, that argument, and rearranges the furniture in the room back to how it was back in the day.
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before “Brave” have generated more than $7.2 billion in worldwide ticket sales, according to Hollywood.com. Its 2010 film “Toy Story 3” was the biggest-selling film that year, with $415 million in U.S. ticket sales and nearly $1.1 billion worldwide. “Brave” is a departure for Pixar, and is its first film to feature a strong female as the lead character, following a long Disney tradition with female heroines that in recent years have included “Mulan” and “Pocahontas.” “Brave” cost about $185 million to make. Ahead of the weekend, industry tracking suggested “Brave” would secure between $55 million and $60 million in domestic ticket sales, putting the film line with most of Pixar’s recent debuts, but the film topped expectations. “Brave” knocked another animated family film, “Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted,” to No. 2 after its two weeks in the top spot. The movie about a pack of escaped zoo animals took in $20 million at North American theaters over the weekend. REUTERS
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Prep for a positive experience Even if you don’t rely on medication, chances are you know someone who does.
“Taking medication is not a quick fix. It’s not a matter of just popping the pill and that’s the end of the story. Really, it’s the beginning of the story.” KAITLIN BELL BARNETT
Barnett offers tips for how to prepare yourself, a friend or a family member for a positive experience with medication: Understand that there’s no guarantee that any single drug is going to work.
mediate solution to a person’s physical, emotional and psychological problems can cause deep-seated confusion regarding his or her sense of self. “A lot of users look back and say, ‘Did I need this medication? Was it the right decision to start taking it when I did?’ That’s a really hard question to answer because it would be counterfactual. It would be like asking, ‘What if I grew up with
Educate yourself about the side effects. Be clear about your reasons. Expectations play a big role in people’s responses, and there is a placebo effect. Talk with your doctor about any concerns.
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different parents?’” In 1989, less than 2 percent of Americans bought drugs like Prozac and Zoloft each year — but the usage has exploded since then. Today, depression is the leading cause of disability worldwide, according to the World Health Organization. Katherine Sharpe, author of “Coming of Age on Zoloft,” weaned herself off antidepressants after 10 years of use. She says depression is a tug-of-war between science and culture. “You can talk about it being a chemical imbalance, but we don’t really know what that means yet,” she says. “Culturally, we’re going to have to decide where the edges are.” A difficult task, since there is no physical test for these cognitive disorders. “Taking these medications is often portrayed as being simple. It’s not so much that I want people to use them or not,” Sharpe says, “I just want adults to understand the ways that it’s not simple before they understand what the best choice is.”
For parents: Explain to your kids why they’re taking medication, and gradually give them more responsibility over time.
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with the direction of force through the arms. 3. Curl your toes and press your legs up, sending your rear toward the ceiling. 4. Raise your navel upward toward the chest. Your tailbone should also be raised upward.
In this pose, you will remain grounded just like the fundamental alignment of downward dog, but you will extend one leg out, deepening the stretch.
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We spoke to one of the masters of modern salesmanship What’s changed during the last 12 years, what’s stayed the same Why closing isn’t necessarily the goal
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hris Lytle’s 2000 book, “The Accidental Salesperson: How to Take Control of Your Sales Career and Earn the Respect and Income You Deserve,” is treated as gospel by many salespeople across the country. Lytle has been lecturing on his straightahead, nonmanipulative style for over two decades. The American Management Association will rerelease “Accidental” this month. What’s changed for salespeople since the initial release of the book?
There’s a lot more buying committees. There might be five or six people making a decision,
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and you’ve only met one. Plus, the buyer is only one or two clicks away from a lower price. But the other side of that is that there’s information overload, and a good salesperson can cut through the clutter. What hasn’t changed?
You’ve got to be of the mind-set that you’re going to help the customer get what they want, instead of what you want, which is a commission. You’re never a successful salesperson until you walk away from a deal that’s not right for you or the customer. As soon as you say, ‘I don’t need this sale for my quota,’ you’re on the right track. Why do you say that “closing”
The second and third sales, says Lytle, are more important than the first.
“You’re never a successful salesperson until you walk away from a deal that’s not right for you or the customer.” LYTLE
is not the purpose of selling?
When I was a young radio advertising rep, I figured out that the second and third sale was more important than the first. If I could create a customer, I could create a base of business, and I didn’t have to sell so hard. For me, you should replace
‘closing’ with ‘opening.’ It’s more accurate: You’re opening a business relationship. But you don’t have a business relationship until they write you a check. BRUCE WALSH
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What not to write in your résumé “Creative, organizational and effective.” Those aren’t the words used to describe the employee of the year, they’re 2011’s top three overused buzzwords, according to LinkedIn. Nicole Williams, LinkedIn’s connection director, recommends removing these from your résumé immediately. We could provide a list of words to never use on your résumé, but it would be inexact. As soon as one career expert declares a word inadequate, another expert comes along to disagree. But a few rules are steadfast.
Don’t be vague
Show ’em what you’re working with. JUPITERIMAGES
Steve Langerud, director of professional opportunities at DePauw University, suggests showing rather than telling. “The goal is to be clear, focused and behavioral in your language,” he says. “The reader
Avoid first person It’s a difficult challenge, but Lynne Sarikas, director of Northeastern University’s MBA Career Center, believes that you should describe the facts about your work experience, not write a story. “A résumé,” she explains, “is a historical summary of your skills and experience. Never use the word ‘I.’”
should be able to see you working in the way you actually worked. Interpret what that work might look like from their past experience.”
Nix the mission statement “Employers are looking for someone to do what they want
— they don’t necessarily care what you want,” says Yahoo! Shine Senior Editor Lylah Alphonse. “Use the extra space to list some of your real accomplishments and activities,” she adds. Just make sure, Alphonse points out, that the accomplishments are relevant to the position for which you’re applying.
Itemize your accomplishments Words that you do want to use on your résumé are ones that paint a picture of your career achievements. Be specific. “Where possible, quantify results,” says Sarikas. Include the exact percentage of improved sales or productivity level while at your previous job. Give employers something they understand and your résumé won’t get lost in a sea of white papers. JULIA WEST
Job-hunting teenagers in cities across the United States face the third bleak summer in a row. They must compete for scarce slots in scaled-back government work programs and against adults forced into low-paying positions by the unemployment crisis. The harsh summer job market for teens is compounded by this: The country has recovered only half the jobs lost from December 2007 through June 2009, the worst recession in 70 years. Teens — often the last hired and first fired — suffered the toughest summers on the job front since World War II in 2010 and 2011. In April, the U.S. unemployment rate for 16- to 19-year-olds was 24.9 percent — and much higher in some major metropolitan areas. “What I would ask people to think about is: Who gave you your first work experience? Almost every one of us had a break to get their first job, and that work experience is essential to get your second and third job,” says Larry Frank, Los Angeles deputy mayor of neighborhood and community services. Boston hopes to get funds and private-sector placements to raise this summer’s teen job program to 10,000 slots, up from 8,800 in 2011, says Conny Doty, director of the Mayor’s Office of Jobs and Community Services. The Obama administration’s stimulus funding helped support more than 370,000 summer youth jobs in 2009 and 2010. But last autumn, a divided Congress failed to enact another jobs measure, which included $1.5 billion for summer and year-round jobs for low-income teenagers and young adults. REUTERS
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It’s one week until the interest rate on subsidized Stafford loans doubles on July 1. It’s crunch time. Your community and your elected officials need to hear what you think. To help you, here are a few suggested points to make in your letter: On July 1, the interest rate on subsidized Stafford loans will automatically double, shooting from 3.4 percent to 6.8 percent overnight. At a time when banks can borrow money at near-zero interest, it is absurd for the interest rates to double for student loans. Young people are facing the worst job market in generations — they can’t suddenly afford to pay even more on their student loans. Student loan debt has surpassed the $1 trillion
RE: “POLITICS IS POLITICAL AND BIAS IS WRONG”: Taking care of
our own first before we take care of others isn’t discrimination. If we only took care of our own and didn’t make a way to take care of others when we have the ability to do it then it would be; but taking care of our own first before taking care of others is simply being responsible. Any given day, there are people who panhandle downtown. If we feed our children first and then help those who are in need downtown, that is being responsible and lending a
helping hand — not discrimination. If we, however, followed your views then we would be feeding the people who ask for money in the streets before we feed our own children. That’s not responsible as leaders in our homes. Every deadbeat dad proves your point wrong. Likewise with a leader of a nation, you take care of your citizens first before worrying about illegal immigrants, and we help them later. Now I have another concern: Anytime we look at a person, even the president, and make excuses for their wrongs or shortcomings, we should do some selfinspection because then we aren’t looking for a president. If this is the case, we will find ourselves looking for a Messiah who is perfect, and we will try to justify every wrong we
You say treason? Gimme a reason! RE: “POLITICS IS POLITICAL AND BIAS IS WRONG”: Kudos to
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see in the hope to see what we want to see. Obama is a man, he is the president for now so let’s respect him in that role; but if he messes up, let’s be truthful enough to call him on it and expect him to be responsible enough to do better, not be blind and ignore the obvious. Some flaws he may have been forced to make and some wrongs he was all to glad to make.
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Youk’s Sox swap Youkilis’ run in Boston comes to an end on emotional day at Fenway Middlebrooks’ emergence the main reason why it was time to part WINSLOW TOWNSON/GETTY IMAGES
What the Sox are getting in return Boston addressed two of its biggest needs in dealing Kevin Youkilis to Chicago yesterday. It picked up 25-year-old righty Zach Stewart, who has seen time as both a starter and reliever. In 31 career appearances, the former hot prospect is 3-8 with a 5.92 ERA. He is just 1-2 with a 6.00 ERA this season. The Red Sox also acquired utility man Brent Lillibridge, who is batting just .175 this year with Chicago. Lillibridge did, however, have success under former White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen as he hit 13 home runs and had a .845 OPS last season.
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Kevin Youkilis waves to the crowd at Fenway Park yesterday after being taken out of the game in the seventh inning.
The loudest ‘Youuuukkkk!!!” chants of all time took place in Kevin Youkilis’ final day in a Red Sox uniform. Yesterday, the Sox veteran corner infielder was traded to the Chicago White Sox in exchange for relief pitcher/starter Zach Stewart and outfielder Brent Lillibridge. Boston will also be paying $5.5 million of the $6.6 million Youkilis is owed in 2012. Yesterday was undoubtedly the oddest of days for Youkilis, who had spent his entire career with the Boston organization after being drafted in the eighth round of the 2001 draft. Youkilis tripled to deep right
center in the seventh inning against Atlanta, plating Adrian Gonzalez, in what was his last at-bat as a Red Sox. The Fenway Park crowd gave Youkilis a standing ovation for the effort and Youkilis responded with an energetic tip of the cap. He emerged from the dugout moments later for a curtain call. Red Sox fans had shown their appreciation towards ‘Youk’ earlier in yesterday’s game as well, giving him a ‘standing o’ in the first inning. Youkilis’ many career highlights in a Red Sox uniform include a home run against the Angels in Game 1 of the 2007
Sox dump ATL The Red Sox improved to 3834 on the season with a 9-4 victory over Atlanta yesterday. Aaron Cook earned his first win of the season for Boston, working five innings and allowing two earned runs on six hits. Cook did not walk a batter in the victory.
ALDS and two-double effort in Game 1 of the 2007 World Series against Colorado. In 2009, Youkilis was second in the American League in OBP (.413) and OPS (.961) and finished sixth in the MVP balloting in the AL. Youkilis was a three-time All-Star with Boston, was a part of two World Series championship teams and won a Gold Glove in 2007. MATT BURKE
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The energy trio Middlebrooks, Kalish, Nava bring youthful bliss to Sox With Youkilis trade done, hard not to feel that ‘changing of the guard’ is ongoing GETTY IMAGES
When one thinks of the Red Sox, stars such as Dustin Pedroia, David Ortiz, Carl Crawford, Jacoby Ellsbury, etc. come to mind. But as of late, it has not been these star players leading the team, rather a new, younger, inexperienced group of players. “I think they have done a great job,� catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia said. “It is not easy to do what they are doing. Those guys have really stepped it up.� A perfect example was last Thursday’s game against the Miami Marlins. With the Red Sox trailing 53 in the bottom of the eighth inning, the “younger� guys stepped up and led the team to a come-from-behind win. Rookie third baseman Will Middlebrooks belted a two-run home run to tie the game at
The Red Sox are 6-1 since Ryan Kalish returned.
five. Outfielder Ryan Kalish then singled, and then advanced to third on a groundout to first. He eventually scored on a single by fellow emerging star Daniel Nava, giving the Red Sox a 6-5 lead, which proved to be the game-winning run. “I am still watching him, but every day I see something a little different,� said manager Bobby Valentine of the 24-yearold Kalish, who played 53 big league games in 2010, before being limited to just 24 minor league games in 2011 due to a neck injury. “What’s there not to like? He hasn’t given away an at-bat yet.� Valentine didn’t know much about Nava, who wasn’t even invited to big league camp in spring training, but has been impressed early on. “He wasn’t on the radar,�
Valentine said. “When he came up to play for us I didn’t have the background on him. I didn’t even know he was a switch hitter.� Along with Kalish and Nava’s superb play in the outfield, Middlebrooks has assumed the role of the everyday third baseman. Could this be a major shift in the Red Sox makeup? With Crawford and Ellsbury set to return in the near future, Valentine will be forced to make difficult roster decisions. “The young guys to a man, the older guys to a man have done what it has taken to win some games,� Valentine said. “The ‘rookies’ have really stepped up to the plate.� RYAN HANNABLE sports@metro.us
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