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After taking Chick-fil-A to task in the press, Mayor Menino puts his thoughts on paper Angry letter to chain prez explains why Hub head is heated {page 02}

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Mayor doesn’t mince words to Chick-fil-A Menino pens scathing letter to head of chicken chain Anti-gay marriage, Hub search spark anger Mayor Thomas Menino is putting the chicken where his anger is. Menino, after recently making comments to the Herald about his not wanting Atlantabased Chick-fil-A in Boston, penned a letter to the chicken chain’s president expressing his anger with the company. “In recent days you said Chick-fil-A opposes same-sex marriage and said the generation that supports it has an ‘arrogant attitude,’” Menino wrote in the letter dated July 20. “Now — incredibly — your company says you are backing out of the samesex marriage debate. I urge you to back out of your plans to locate in Boston.” Menino goes on and writes that the city is “full of pride for our support of same sex marriage” and that he was “angry” to learn of the chain’s attempt to come to Boston after President Dan Cathy’s comments. Cathy came under fire recently when he made comments to the Baptist Press that the company believes in “the biblical definition of a family unit.” The company’s stance on same-sex marriage led to it being uninvited from opening in Northeastern University’s student center earlier this year after students voted against allowing it there. Fallout from those comments reached beyond Boston when the Jim Hensen Company, famous for its Muppet characters, ended its partnership with the chain. The chain has also been criti-

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Officials from Six Flags New England recently requested permission from town officials in Agawam to build a 385foot swing ride. The “Star Flyer” would be the world’s tallest swing ride, officials said, according to The Republican. Because of the height, officials would also need to get clearance from the Federal Aviation Administration. METRO

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“Every MBTA T driver in #Boston who still opens the back doors deserves a raise.” @KEDZ IS NOT A FAN OF THE TRANSIT AGENCY’S FRONT-DOOR BOARDING POLICY, BUT HE IS A FAN OF T EMPLOYEES WHO BYPASS THE RULE.

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Whole Foods coming to South End BOSTON. A new development

at the site of the former Boston Herald building in the South End will include the city’s largest Whole Foods to date.

The 50,000-square-foot flagship Whole Foods will be the chain’s largest and most complete in Boston, according to the developers of the site. The grocery store will be the retail anchor for the planned development Ink Block South End, which includes plans for 471 luxury

apartments. Construction on the Harrison Avenue development is expected to begin next year and the store is expected to be completed in 2014. METRO

DA: Shot Lynn man was headed to crime

LYNN. Authorities said yester-

day that the 23-year-old Lynn man who was fatally shot by police Sunday was on his way to commit an armed home invasion. Brandon Payne was shot twice by police during a traffic stop in Lynn around 9:30 p.m. Sunday. He later died at Mas-

Facebook controversy The company was accused yesterday of creating a Facebook account to pose as a teenage girl and defend the company. The teen used her Facebook account to post on the company’s page. However, in a statement on its Facebook page, the company denied the accusation. “Hey fans, thanks for being supportive. There is a lot of misinformation out there. The latest is we have been accused of impersonating a teenager with a fake Facebook profile. We want you to know we would never do anything like that and this claim is 100% false,” the company said.

cized for donating nearly $2 million to anti-gay groups in 2009. After Menino’s comments last week, the company posted a statement on its Facebook page. Chick-fil-A said the company’s culture is “to treat every person with honor, dignity and respect — regardless of their belief, race, creed, sexual orientation or gender.” “Going forward, our intent is to leave the policy debate over same-sex marriage to the government and political arena,” the statement said. MICHAEL NAUGHTON

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sachusetts General Hospital. “The investigation team received reliable information that Mr. Payne and others in two vehicles were in the process of initiating an armed home invasion,” Essex County District Attorney Jonathan Blodgett said in a statement. METRO

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was working the midnight to 8 a.m. shift at the Middlesex House of Correction in Billerica. His job included routine perimeter checks of the facility and nearby sheriff’s office property. The cause of the crash was not immediately clear.

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Edward ‘Teddy’ Dillon

Correction officer’s fatal crash probed BILLERICA. A corrections officer working an overnight shift crashed a cruiser yesterday morning in Billerica and died. Edward “Teddy” Dillon III, 27, of Lowell, crashed on Treble Cove Road about 4:30 a.m., authorities said. Dillon, a corrections officer with the Middlesex Sheriff’s Office since 2008,

ficer spotted a Billerica rape suspect and arrested him at 11:20 p.m. Tuesday at South Station. MBTA Officer David Jamie was on patrol at the South Station bus terminal when he spotted Timothy Walsh, 33, and confirmed that there was a warrant out for his arrest. T police were watching for Walsh after the Billerica Police Department released a wanted poster that said he may be headed to South Station, according to MBTA Superintendent-in-Chief Joseph O’Connor. METRO

Hubway is adding 30 new bike share stations.

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and plans to add 400 more by August.

7,500 There are roughly 7,500 annual members of Hubway.

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More than 360,000 individual bike trips have been taken through the Hubway system in the past year.

Hubway now has 600 bikes,

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Boston’s love of bikes keeps on climbing With Hubway poised to turn 1 year old on Saturday, officials announced this week that the bike share will pump up its fleet to 1,000 bikes by August. That means a lot more bikes on the roads; so can the city handle the surge? “No doubt about it,” said Kristopher Carter, interim director of Boston Bicycle. “I think the mayor has done a lot of work over the last few years to prepare the city. We are nowhere near capacity.” To accommodate the increase, Hubway will also add 30 new stations in Cambridge, Brookline and Somerville, additions that Carter said bikers have clamored for. “It is important that we’re providing connections across

the river into other towns — this is public transit,” he said. With a party Tuesday celebrating Hubway’s first birthday, and a summer-long exhibit showcasing the impact of biking on urban areas like Boston, it’s easy to see that Bostonians love their bikes. Some, however, question whether the city’s roads can accommodate more cyclists. The city has added 50 miles of bike lanes in past four years, Carter said, and there are plans to add between 15 and 20 more miles of path this year. For some, it’s still not enough: “It takes me 1.25 hours to drive 17 miles to work...boston needs more bikes and bike paths,”@johngf tweeted yesterday. METRO/MR

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Accused killer no easy fit for mass murderer profile

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Unless James Holmes chooses to say why he went on the lethal shooting spree he is accused of, the analyses offered by forensic psychiatrists, based on their study of mass murders, may be as close as we get. From what is known of the attack and his life so far, experts say Holmes was probably not suffering from as serious a mental illness as Jared Loughner, who was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia after killing six people in Tucson, Ariz., in 2011. “People want to believe that someone who does something like this must be floridly psychotic,” said Louis Schlesinger, professor of forensic psychology at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York, who has studied mass killers since the

1970s. “They think, ‘Ah, he’s mentally ill; now I understand.’ It makes people feel they and people they know would never behave this way.” The scarier prospect is that Holmes’s psychological illness was more common, less severe and not easily detectable. As forensic psychiatry experts try to figure out from afar what is wrong with Holmes, they are focusing on three details of the shooting: The targets were strangers to the killer, not colleagues or acquaintances; the shooter did not commit suicide or invite his own death at the hands of police; and Holmes warned authorities about his booby-trapped apartment before the explosives killed anyone.

NEW YORK. Based on mass murderers he has studied, criminologist James Alan Fox says: “[There’s] a consistent profile in which someone has a history of frustration and failure despite promise and aptitude. But they also have a very weak support system: They don't

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sales recorded their biggest drop in more than a year in June and prices resumed their downward trend, dealing a setback for the budding housing market recovery. Single-family home sales tumbled 8.4 percent to a seasonally adjusted 350,000-unit annual rate, the lowest rate in five months, the Commerce Department said yesterday. The drop in new home sales last month came on the heels of a decline in home resales during the same period. REUTERS

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Apple stock drops on missed estimates after iPhone lull

Slowing growth Apple said sales in the quarter ending in September would fall to about $34 billion and that profit would fall to $7.65 a share. That compares with predictions by analysts for sales of $38 billion and profit of $10.27 a share.

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Stewart ‘deeply sorry’ about affair work. We’ve been trying for years, and he just doesn’t bite.

Sanders’ wife not warned

The danger of having an aﬀair with the director of your blockbuster: There are plenty of photos for us to choose from.

yesterday. “This momentary indiscretion has jeopardized the most important thing in my life, the person I love and respect the most, Rob. I love him,

firm to the site that an investigation is underway “in regards to a theft of electronic property belonging to Jepsen.” The singer’s reps did not respond to a request for comment.

Talking points Undress me maybe? Carly Rae Jepsen has reportedly reached out to police after having nude photos of herself stolen from her computer, according to TMZ. The “Call Me Maybe” singer’s reps apparently received a tip about the hacking back in March and immediately reached out to Vancouver police, who are investigating. Police officials con-

I love him, I’m so sorry.” Kris, take it from us: Making creepy, inappropriate public appeals to Robert Pattinson in the gossip columns doesn’t

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Cast members of the hit sitcom “Modern Family” have filed a lawsuit against 20th Century Fox TV to void their contracts after tense negotiations for the show’s fourth season broke down,

Not to be outdone, Sanders issued his own apology shortly after Stewart. “I am utterly distraught about the pain I have caused my family,” the director said in a statement. “My beautiful wife and heavenly children are all I have in this world. I love them with all my heart. I am praying that we can get through this together.” As for Sanders’ wife, Liberty Ross, we doubt she’s accepting the apology anytime soon. The British model seemed to learn about the affair along with everyone else yesterday, and proceeded to have a mini Twitter meltdown. Before deactivating her account, she followed @UsWeekly and tweeted quotes from Marilyn Monroe and Maya Angelou, then signed off with a simple “Wow” — the 2012 equivalent of waking up to the “Love Actually” DVD menu in a puddle of Ben & Jerry’s.

according to the Hollywood Reporter. Soﬁa Vergara, Ty Burrell, Julie Bowen, Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Eric Stonestreet initially filed the lawsuit, while co-star Ed O’Neill added his name as a plaintiff as a show of solidarity. The actors have rejected an offer of $150,000 per episode for Season 4, with increases each year leading to $325,000 should the show reach Season 9. They’re reportedly looking for double that.

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We always blamed Kristen Stewart’s ever-present red carpet pout on being camera-shy. Maybe a weird rash. Possibly a Spanx situation. But we never suspected that the problem was Robert Pattinson, her much more photogenic boyfriend and “Twilight” co-star. It seems, however, that while Stewart’s been parading around Hollywood with Pattinson, she’s also been having a fling with Rupert Sanders, her married “Snow White and the Huntsman” director. Us Weekly has incriminating photographs of the two snuggled up in Los Angeles on July 17, just a few days before Stewart and Pattinson attended the Teen Choice Awards together. Witnesses tell RadarOnline that Sanders, 41, and Stewart, 22, “were hardly able to keep their hands off one another” as they drove around L.A., stopping occasionally to make out in parking lots. Kristen, what do you have to say for yourself ? “I’m deeply sorry for the hurt and embarrassment I’ve caused to those close to me and everyone this has affected,” she said in a statement released

Well, this is awkward.

Pattinson talks cheating Robert Pattinson obviously won’t be releasing a statement — he’ll let some pretty young blonde do the talking next week. So for now, all we’ve got is his April chat in Vanity Fair, where he conveniently discussed affairs. “There’s a thing I’ve never got: That is, why do people cheat? I can understand the impulse,” he said. “But not how you can keep two relationships going at the same time for long. I’m not the casual-affair kind of guy. If I choose to be with someone, it’s because I really want it. When I have a relationship, I’m 100 percent into it.”

Joshua Jackson and Diane Kruger have been dating happily for six years, but their relationship got off to a bumpy start, the “Fringe” star tells Us Weekly. “Our first date was a miserable one. I took her to an Italian restaurant, and there was some flower that was blooming. She was allergic to it so she sniffled and sneezed the entire time,” Jackson remembers. “And when I get nervous, you might have noticed I talk a lot. So I just chewed her ear off for an hour and a half. It was amazing. I’m surprised she ever called back.”

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. @katyperry I always love seeing one single piece of confetti fall at an indie show. @JimCarrey The violence within us is being fully exploited by the gun sellers in America.Let’s end r addiction and entitlement to violence. @Pink As far as I’m concernedChristmas prep has started. And I’m also now a member of the QVC. For real? Yes- For real. Yaye!!!!!! Help!!!!!!!!! @ActuallyNPH (Neil Patrick Harris) My favorite thing about Paris is the ‘double kiss on the cheek’ greeting. It is both intimate and disarming. I’m totally stealing that.

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Community actor-vists As photos emerged online Tuesday of Christian Bale visiting with victims of last week’s mass shooting at a Colorado screening of “The Dark Knight Rises,” we felt compelled to honor others in his profession who give back to their communities. 1. Mark Wahlberg is making headlines for his hilarious performance in “Ted,” but the actor is also known for his annual golf tournament, which raises money for at-risk inner-city kids. 2. Not only a hero on the big screen, “The Amazing SpiderMan” himself, Andrew Garﬁeld, is an ambassador for the Worldwide Orphans Foundation. 3. Charlie Sheen has pledged to

donate 1 percent of the profits he makes from his new show “Anger Management” to the USO, an organization devoted to lifting the spirits of U.S. troops and their families. (We also kinda just wanted to show this photo of him presenting Slash with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame from earlier this month.) 4. “Magic Mike” star Channing Tatum kept his clothes on and performed alongside his wife for the 2012 Revlon Concert, which raised millions of dollars to help save the rainforest. 5. “Hunger Games” star Josh Hutcherson won the Choice Movie Sci-Fi/Fantasy Actor award earlier this week at the Teen Choice Awards, but he also caught people’s attention with his contribution to the group Straight But Not Narrow, which

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When is it time to face your past? “Mirror Mirror” star Lily Collins was seen recently in pictures with Jamie Campbell Bower, taken while filming a movie together in Canada. That’s a change. We’re used to seeing Lily in photos with Zac Efron. But rumor has it that Lily and Zac have now split. Celebrities get together and break up in front of the camera all the time. But these days you don’t have to be a star to see your new love interest with an ex. With all the social media that comes into play today, it might be too easy to witness the relationship that came before yours. So what does this mean for your romantic future? And when, if ever, is it OK to talk about it? In the old days, break-ups were much cleaner. Sure, there might be some old photos of an ex stuck in a box somewhere, but you would have to really snoop to find those. Now all you have to do is go to your new

boyfriend or girlfriend’s Facebook page. First, if you are the one leaving those old photos up, it’s time to take them down. You don’t have to destroy them. Maybe you can just move them to a private file on your computer. If, however, you are the one left to see your new flame with his or her old one, the first thing I’d suggest is to talk about it. There is a chance your partner isn’t aware the photos are up. If he or she leaves them there intentionally, don’t become angry or try to force their removal. Instead, keep those pics in mind. Know that they’re an indication that your new lover hasn’t made a clean break. As your partner asks you to go further into a relationship, remember those images and hold back a little in an effort to protect yourself. Until he or she hits that delete button, the person won’t be ready to fully move forward. Celebrities like Lily and Jamie might not have control over the photos that end up in the magazines, but everyone has control over their Facebook pages. — Relationship expert Dr. Jane Greer is creator of “Shrink Wrap” – national commentary on what we can learn from celebrity relationships – and host of “Let’s Talk Sex” at Healthylife.net. Her book, “What About Me? Stop Selﬁshness From Ruining Your Relationship,” is available now.

Author David Perrett takes a deeper look at beauty and attraction Says personality and upbringing can influence what’s attractive

In your face 1. Whites of our eyes “Our highly mobile eyes are put to good use in social signaling. It’s astonishing how much can be conveyed by a simple flick of the eyes.” Angelina’s leftward gaze is intriguing and complex. 2. Eyebrows “The signals we give out using our eyes are emphasized by eyebrows.” 3. Exceptions to averageness “If there are faces that are naturally better than aver-

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age, they must have something extra, and it should be possible to find out what that something is.” (We can easily identify what part of Angelina’s face makes her exceptionally beautiful.) 4. Femininity Angelia’s high cheekbones help make her face strikingly feminine. 5. Healthy skin “Face scans reveal that people with more red in their face look healthier than people who have less red in their face.” Angelina’s face texture and color make her look radiant and healthy.

t’s simple to tell if a person is attractive, but what is it that makes someone so? Pointing out the traits that characterize beauty proves difficult, but David Perrett uses psychological studies and computergenerated faces to uncover the science of attraction in his book, “In Your Face.” “In the book I mentioned health, symmetry, sex typicality and youth,” Perrett says. “But I do spend most chapters showing how despite these universals, beauty is still very much in the eye of the beholder because of our unique upbringing, our unique friends, our unique experiences in love and so on. And each of these builds in our minds a unique sense of what’s attractive in faces.”

We’ve all marveled at the couple that could be siblings and gotten the heebie jeebies when Freudian theories emerge. Perrett’s book explains why we’re attracted to individuals who resemble our parents and pinpoints the traits that make or break beauty. He says that though we cannot change the face we’re born with, that face can make us who we are. “I think people’s future behavior is being shaped by their face,” Perrett says. “I’m a great believer in the feedback between the face and how the world treats us and therefore the creation of our own personality.” JOANIE FERGUSON letters@metro.us

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Who could possibly support Paterno? RE: “PATERNO NOW JUST ANY OTHER JOE”: I just wanted to

give kudos to Mr. Cataldi for not holding back on what he really thought about Joe Paterno and what he did to young people. No one in his or her right mind can continue to support a program or defend a person that allowed this tragedy to go unseen for so long. This was long overdue. AL VEGA, VIA E-MAIL

NCAA’s Penn State sanctions go too far Who does the NCAA think they’re fooling? Fine Penn State $60 million? Check. No Bowl games for four years? Check. But voiding Penn State’s victories between 1998 and 2011? Sorry, but

you can’t rewrite history. Those games were played. Does this mean all those teams Penn State beat didn’t lose? Are they going to pretend those games never happened? Are they going to rewrite all those seasons’ statistics? What a bunch of fools! BRUCE BENNETT, VIA E-MAIL

Aurora killer could be valuable resource For [alleged] Aurora shooter James Holmes (and all murderers), I oppose the death penalty — it’s too damn good! But so are prisons’ libraries and weight rooms. Make him repay society via: 1) Work: Sort garbage for recycling, dig ditches for America’s infrastructure, pick crops for America’s

farmers; 2) Tests: Test new drugs, treatments, surgical techniques, food additives (eliminate animal tests, PETA!); and 3) Donations: Give blood weekly, spinal fluid and marrow monthly, half his liver annually (it grows back), one kidney/lung/eye, etc. And when he dies, screw his will: Donate all organs and assets to those who need and deserve them more. J. ANDREW SMITH, VIA E-MAIL

God’s word peeks over in print

Down 1 Urban map 2 The “elephant boy”

Cancer June 21-July 22. Even though they might not be as substantial as you’d hoped, be appreciative of any gains that come your way. Anything is better than coming up empty-handed. Leo July 23-Aug. 22. There is a possibility that certain key elements might not be as advantageous as you first thought, so be smart and carefully screen all proposals that are presented to you. Virgo Aug. 23-Sept. 22. Although your perceptions and insights are quite sharp, the methods you use to implement them might be impractical. Try to execute your ideas as cleverly as they deserve. Libra Sept. 23-Oct. 23. You might know what you want, but if you are clueless about how to transmit your ideas, you won’t get anywhere. Try to do your best to lucidly communicate your brainstorms. Scorpio Oct. 24-Nov. 22. The possibilities for achieving success look quite encouraging, but only if you do not involve yourself with persons who have no real interests in your aims. Stick with supporters only. Sagittarius Nov. 23-Dec. 21. Honor all the commitments you’ve made, even if you have second thoughts. Though other alternatives may look

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Thanks to the Metro for choosing to show folks praying on the cover page Monday and for printing Omar Branch’s good news on Wednesday. When decay abounds in this world, God’s

Politicians should serve everyone Some politicians will do anything to get the win in November. It would be nice to see such rascals pay as much attention to serving the public. Why not try to serve others, even those who are without photo IDs, rather than disenfranchising them? Serving everyone —now there’s a novel idea!

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love never fails, never gives up and never runs out! When we put aside our pride and call upon the name of the Lord, we are saved! It is an incredible thought and an even better experience. Faith is not about picking splinters out of our neighbor’s eyes while ignoring the planks in our own. The blood of Jesus gives hope to the hopeless and restores life in the face of all depression and disappointment. For the rest of my days, hallelujah!

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Almost in Tip Tap shape New bar fills a void in Beacon Hill/Government Center area Success has been so steady that Tip Tap Room is still finding its feet

+ What's on tap for the night? There’s a lot, actually, at the Tip Tap Room.

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t used to be that when a restaurant opened it would have a grace period to find its groove and traditional reviewers would wait until things had settled to render a verdict. Now that we’re all reviewers, firing off images of dishes to Instagram and chiming in on the glut of industry blogs, that’s no longer the case. Complicating things for the Tip

Tap Room, which opened last month, is that the establishment has been so busy from the jump that it’s had to work out its issues on the fly. Nobody even had time to put together a cocktail list. I might quibble with that oversight, but when the beer (36 taps, 100 total) and whiskey list is so extensive, who wants a cocktail anyway? There are reasons for the rush at this, the second reclamation project from chef Brian Poe, who previously turned the Rattlesnake from a bro-y slop hole into a surprisingly decent place to eat. For starters, the Beacon Hill/Government Center neighborhood is a wasteland of quality, so neighbors

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are starved for something new. “I do enjoy all the neighbors as far as the restaurants are concerned,” Poe says. “But I think there’s a need for, not high-end, but ... good food. That’s what we’re trying to do.” Poe is, in fact, doing interesting things with dishes that might get lesser attention elsewhere, like a potato, bacon and fried oyster appetizer finished with beer cheese sauce and pickled serrano pico, to name one beer-soaking bar snack. It’s the type of food, largely focused on “tips” of swordfish, steak, chicken, lamb and specials like an ostrich dish, that’s priced for a young, drinkingminding crowd.

What does it all mean? Who cares? Inside Tip Tap, the open space is bright (a little too much) and boisterous (ditto), with large garage doors that open onto the busy Cambridge street. The good news is, the young crowd is availing themselves of the wide selection of quality brews, like the super bitter Green Flash IPA or the malty Belgium-brewed Scotch Silly ale. Whiskeys and tequilas

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are well-represented as well. I tried a Breaking and Entering bourbon from California’s St. George Spirits, which starts out hot, but mellows into a warm caramel, and Rhode Island’s Uprising Whiskey, distilled by a friend of Poe’s, that almost drinks like a spicy tequila. This isn’t a sophisticated chin-stroking bar where you’ll have much room to contemplate the “meaning” of your drinks, but it’s not supposed to be.

The Tip Tap Room 138 Cambridge St., Boston 857-263-7614 www.thetiptap room.com

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Sunday-Thursday: 11:30 to 10:30pm. Friday & Saturday: 11:30am to midnight.

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A$AP Rocky

On sale soon The J. Geils Band Sept. 7 House of Blues (On sale Saturday)

Boys Like Girls / The All American Rejects Sept. 22 House of Blues (On sale Saturday)

MTV Jams & JAMN 94.5 Present: Closer To My Dreams Tour Featuring Tyga with Kirko Bangz, Iggy Azalea, Sterling Simms and Jinsu Sept. 23 House of Blues (On sale Friday)

A$AP Rocky with Schoolboy Q, Danny Brown and A$ap Mob Sept. 28 House of Blues (On sale Friday)

Blue October The Quiet Mind Tour Oct. 4 House of Blues (On sale Friday)

The Script Nov. 9 Agganis Arena (On sale Friday)

Adam Cohen wants you to wave goodbye to the idea that he sounds like his father, Leonard Cohen. That said, he does a great version of his dad’s “Bird on a Wire.”

Adam Cohen talks high fashion, low morale and renewed vigor Singer has learned to change his attitude and luck by approaching his career ‘Like a Man’ Adam Cohen is a snappy dresser. The singer/songwriter (and son of Leonard Cohen) just finished a photo shoot for Elle Canada and recently did one for another fashion-oriented magazine, Dressed to Kill, which is based in his hometown of Montreal. “I enjoy fine clothes, I have to admit,” he says. So he’s not a jeans and Tshirt guy? “I can be,” he says, “but I definitely gravitate to fine things: fine meals and clothing, fine shapes and sounds.” Cohen’s love of finery seems a last vestige of vanity as he admits that his new record, “Like a Man,” is the result of a chas-

Also onstage Shonen Knife Tonight, 9 Great Scott 1222 Comm. Ave., Boston $10, 18+, 617-566-9014 www.greatscottboston.com This all-female Japanese punkpop band’s loyal cult following includes such alt-rock kingpins as

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“I thought I was over. I felt that I had been given chance after chance, and record deal after record deal, and I’d blown it.” ADAM COHEN tening emotional low. “Like A Man” follows three albums, including one with his band Low Millions, that left Cohen feeling only failure. “I was disillusioned to the point that I was about to abandon the business right before

Sonic Youth and Nirvana. Their music is hyper-cute in a distinctly Japanese way. Their fanatical devotion to Ramones-style pop is like a fountain of youth — frontwoman Naoko Yamano is 51, but still burns with teenage zeal.

The Dø Sunday, 10 p.m. T.T. the Bear’s 10 Brookline St., Cambridge $10-$12, 617-864-BEAR www.ttthebears.com

this record,” he says. “I thought I was over. I felt that I had been given chance after chance, and record deal after record deal, and I’d blown it.” That admission, however, pushed Cohen toward a new place and a new attitude. “Whereas before, my records were filled with anguish, anxiety, insecurity and self-doubt, and had cost a fortune and ended up sounding eager and expensive, this one was to the contrary,” he reveals. “It was joyous, vulnerable and real. That explains why it’s the coming out party it is for me.” LINDA LABAN

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We can’t quite understand why The Dø aren’t huge yet. But because they aren’t, you get to see them in a ridiculously intimate venue. These

The dads connection Cohen calls his summer touring mate Rufus Wainwright his “good friend” and “brother-inlaw.” (Cohen’s sister is the mother of Wainwright’s daughter). However, Cohen advises that personal comparisons of these sons of famous musical fathers (Rufus’ dad is Loudon Wainwright III) are spurious: “There’s a misconception that anyone who has parents in the same business shares the entire palette. The truth is that Rufus’ relationship with his parents, or

Frenchies play infectious pop songs that they pour all sorts of crazy and sometimes menacing (but always awesome) instruments all over. And their lyrics are so smart. Maybe that’s why

If you go Rufus Wainwright with Adam Cohen and Ingrid Michaelson Sunday, 7 p.m. Bank of America Pavilion 290 Northern Ave., Boston $36-$51, 800-745-3000 www.livenation.com Sean Lennon’s relationship with his parents, etc., etc., are all different. And so is mine. There’s a misnomer that we’re all linked in permanent perfect symmetry. We’re actually not.”

they’re not huge yet. Regardless, the duo’s 2011 album, “Both Ways Open Jaws” was one of our favorites of last year, and we’re psyched to see them live in their first Stateside dates with that album. If the YouTube clips are any indication, Olivia Merilahti and Dan Levy have recruited a full band that is sounding really tight. If you want to hear more about The Dø, go to iTunes immediately and download the January edition of the Metro Monthly Music Podcast! METRO

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Animal Kingdom, from left, bassist Hamish Crombie, Sauberlich and drummer Geoﬀ Lea play a free show tonight at the BMH.

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Singer Richard Sauberlich takes a closer look at ‘The Looking Away’ How fans helped the British band with their latest album

ritish ambient alt-rockers Animal Kingdom derive their band name from two opposite sources: science and religion. Singer, guitarist and pianist Richard Sauberlich says they were reading books like “The Naked Ape” and “The Human Zoo,” both by Desmond Morris. “He’s an anthropologist who examines human behavior through the prism of animal behavior, really,” says Sauberlich. “And at the same time, I saw this picture in a children’s Bible of Noah, in the ark, obviously. … And the two just came together, joined together in my head.” He says the two ideas made him realize something about the human condition. “I don’t think we’re necessarily, as humans, separate

Band vs. food Animal Kingdom also are active on Twitter. Sauberlich says that he and his fellow band members

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from or above the animals in terms of our basic drives and motivations,” he says. This inclusive philosophy stands in stark contrast to the material on Animal Kingdom’s

are big fans of the Travel Network’s “Man v. Food,” and have conversed over Twitter with Adam Richman, star and host of the show, on where the band

sophomore album, “The Looking Away,” where the main theme is one of detachment. On the album, humans are removed from their animal roots, as well from the tragedies of the world. “I think it’s something that we all do,” Sauberlich says of the tendency toward tuning out bad news. “It takes an incredibly strong and brave character to stare at something that makes them uncomfortable 24/7, 365 [days] a year.” If there’s one thing Animal Kingdom are not removed from, it’s social media. While recording “The Looking Away,” the band asked fans to record themselves singing a lyric that would be compiled together for the ending of the track “Straw Man.” Although the fan-inspired version of the track didn’t make

can try ridiculous gastric challenges while they tour the U.S. for the first time this summer. “Obviously, he does them as a one-man job. I think we’re go-

the final cut, Sauberlich says that he was impressed by the response. “It almost sounded like a lullaby with loads of people singing very subtly,” Sauberlich says of the ending. “There’s a nice message to the lyric, [which is] reinforced by ... the fans believing in doing it.” KILLIAN YOUNG letters@metro.us

If you go

A Place to Bury Strangers bring a musical storm.

A Place to Bury Strangers Sunday, 6 p.m. Middle East Downstairs 480 Mass. Ave., Cambridge $12, 18+, 617-864-3278 www.mideastclub.com

You’ll be seeking a place to bury your ear drums after seeing this band New York band, whose sound mixes gloomy, echo-laden shoegaze with Sonic Youth-like noise rock fireworks. Their cathartic tornado seizure of guitar and drums perfectly conveys the cognitive dissonance of an agitated melancholy that’s full of energy but doesn’t feel like doing anything — aside from making noise, that is.

Pomegranates Saturday, 6 p.m. T.T. the Bear’s Place 10 Brookline St., Cambridge $10, 18+, 617-492-2327 www.ttthebears.com

They may be named for one of the more awkward fruits in the vegetable kingdom (what’s with all the seeds?!), but there’s nothing awkward about this Ohio band’s blissful indie pop, which sparkles with a romantic, dreamy, trancelike luminosity that makes it perfect for both the dance floor and the subsequent makeout session back at your place. MATTHEW DINARO

FNX Alternatour featuring Animal Kingdom Tonight, 8 Brighton Music Hall 518 Boston Ave., Allston www.brightonmusichall.com

ing to have to do it as a threepiece band on the challenge,” Sauberlich says. “We might not make [it to our own concert] after it.”

Make room on your set-the-mood playlist for Pomegranates.

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Divine Providence

Three reasons to head 50 miles south: Aspire, XO Cafe and The Grande Need another reason for a Rhode trip? How about a river that’s on fire?

Nosh On LINDA LABAN LINDA.LABAN@METRO.US

he ripe tomatoes on Aspire’s roof garden have made their way to chef Greg Krol’s kitchen to be roasted to top a browned sea scallop on a bed of succotash and crispy bacon. Krol also purees them to a fruity thick cream in a bisque that’s paired with a mozzarella panini. They’re sliced to layer with mozzarella and basil on top of a focaccia crouton to create a linear panzanella, or they’re cut into chunks in a unique red and white quinoa and cucumber salad laced with lemon ver-

bena and parsley. Yum! Krol isn’t the only chef making magic in Providence. XO Cafe’s Simon Keating does his tricks with local seafood and strawberries. Striped bass is pan-roasted and sits in a light broth of summer carrots, tomatoes and zucchini, finished with a luscious tempura Beach Blonde oyster. Schartner Farm strawberries join late season rhubarb in a polenta crisp. Newly opened The Grande’s Sunday brunch is all free-range, local eggs. Chef Antonio Santino Franco’s eggs benedict includes poached Baffoni Farm eggs with a delicate orange hollandaise and luscious duck and Yukon gold hash. The croque madame layers house-cured lean bacon, Gruyere, a perfect splash of tangy Dijon and a sunny-side up egg on top of big, fluffy sourdough.

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If you go The Grande pairs black filigree accents and sleek white seating. Aspire’s voluptuous plum interior is framed by a beautiful leafy courtyard for outside dining. XO Cafe is equally romantic with demure black, animal prints and splashes of primal color. After you dine at one of these places, go to WaterFire, the Providence tradition of listening to meditative music while gazing at submerged torches. Visit www.waterfire.org for info. Aspire, 311 Westminster St. 401-521-3333 www.aspirerestaurant.com The Grande, 224 Atwells Ave., 401-432-7676 www.thegranderi.com XO Cafe,125 North Main St. 401-273-9090 www.xocafe.com

Where are all the people who should be in XO Cafe on Providence’s East Side? Probably still at WaterFire.

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Songza playlist

Go for gold The Olympics begin this weekend, so for this week’s Songza playlist we want to pump [CLAP] YOU up! Wait, was that just an “SNL” reference from the ’80s? Why, yes it was, and the playlist you’ll find at www.songza.com/listen/ey e-of-the-tiger-confidencemix-songza-2 is full of ’80s jock jams from acts like Billy Idol, AC/DC and Survivor that will get you in a mood that is both competitive and head-banging, like you’re Greg Louganis! – Songza is a streaming platform that mines years of music history and today’s music blogs for the best gems, so you don’t have to. The company, which calls itself a music concierge service, oﬀers thousands of expertly curated playlists for free on the Web, iPhone and iPad. Each week Metro and Songza bring you fun new playlists.

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Patriots’ journey begins Coming off Super Bowl loss, many picking Pats to return to big game Is this 2012 version worth the hype? All eyes will be on Lloyd, stud rookies throughout training camp DILIP VISHWANAT/GETTY IMAGES

August is right around the corner, which means it’s finally time to take that pigskin back out. The Patriots will officially do that today at Gillette when training camp starts, and there are more than a few storylines to watch:

THE LLOYD FACTOR

Last year the Pats shocked the NFL world by trading for both Albert Haynesworth and Chad Ochocinco. A year later, it’s safe to say both of those trades were epic fails. Don’t expect any major swaps this time around, as the Pats seem pretty set across the board. But there was a major acquisition at wide receiver for New England as it brought in Brandon Lloyd. Ochocinco had a tough time holding on to the ball early last offseason, and it

was a sign of things to come. A lot of eyes will be on Lloyd in the next few weeks, as the Pats desperately hope he’s the outside threat they’re missing.

through a sprained ankle in the Super Bowl and had offseason surgery.

We know what Tom Brady can do. We know what Jerod Mayo can do. What we don’t know is how the rookies, specifically the pair of firstround picks in Chandler Jones and Dont’a Hightower, will fare in their first pro training camp. Jones, a defensive end, and Hightower, a linebacker, are both extremely versatile players. Jones is already regarded in some circles as the steal of the draft, and head coach Bill Belichick has gone on record in comparing Hightower to Mayo and Mike Vrabel.

Logan Mankins (knee), Brandon Spikes (knee) and Sebastian Vollmer (back) will all start camp on the Active/PUP list, according to ESPNBoston.com. Those three players all had offseason surgery and it’s unclear when they’ll be fully recovered. Mankins is the biggest question mark, as he played with a torn ACL in the Super Bowl. All three players are extremely important to the Pats’ success, and their health will be monitored closely. Noticeably absent from the list is Rob Gronkowski, who hobbled GETTY IMAGES

Pats release veteran back Joseph Addai One day before the Patriots opened up training camp they dispensed with any drama about whether Joseph Addai would be a contributor to the team. The veteran running back was cut, reportedly after failing a physical. Addai, drafted in the first round by longtime Patriots rival Indianapolis in 2006, was signed in May and was expected to provide leadership to a mostly nameless group in the team’s backfield. But injuries are nothing new for Addai, who has played in just 20 games over the past two seasons with hamstring injuries. He was held out of one organ-

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up to his potential after the Pats drafted him in the second round out of Florida in 2010. Julian Edelman: Like, Branch Edelman has to win a numbers game. Don’t forget that Jabar Gaffney was brought in as well. Ron Brace: It’s a do-or-die camp for the defensive lineman out of Boston College.

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The NFL is now a full-fledged, two-hand-touch passing league, leading to jaw-dropping statistics through the air. Last year, 12 quarterbacks averaged at least 250 passing yards per game. Four of those guys threw at least 39 touchdown passes. So we have to get a quarterback early in our fantasy draft this year, right? Wrong.

Beanie dump Beanie Wells doesn’t have the greatest track record when it comes to injuries. So now that he’s starting camp on the active/PUP list, there’s reason for concern. He previously claimed he just had a minor knee scope six months ago.

Position scarcity The concept of value-based drafting sounds complicated, but it’s not. Since most leagues start just one quarterback, we only have to examine the projected difference between 10 to 12 quarterbacks. For example, Aaron

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Rodgers will go in the first round and Jay Cutler will go in the ninth. There’s a big

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Jared Burton, RP, MIN — Burton and southpaw Glen Perkins are sharing save chances for now, but that won’t last. Managers shy away from lefty closers.

Josh Rutledge, SS, COL — Troy Tulowitzki (groin) isn’t close and Marco Scutaro is on the trade block. Rutledge, a ﬂashy prospect, has nice speed and regular playing time.

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gap there, but not nearly as wide as the canyon between first-round RB Ray Rice and ninth-rounder Daniel Thomas.

Who to target? OK, so you’re sold on waiting to take your QB. The key to this strategy is finding someone to take later who can help. Matt Ryan has a new offensive coordinator, a dominant wideout duo and a declining running game. Cutler and Brandon Marshall are reunited. Robert Griﬃn III brings world-class speed to the position. The Steelers will be relying heavily on Ben Roethlisberger’s arm with Rashard Mendenhall (knee) sidelined. All are solid targets.

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WR, Raiders Carson Palmer isn’t afraid to chuck it deep to his No. 1 deep threat. Moore was grossly underrated coming out of college.

Matt Ryan isn’t elite just yet, but he can be had on the cheap.

Rashad Jennings RB, Jaguars Maurice Jones-Drew sounds serious about a holdout. He also has a ton of wear on his tires. The talented Jennings is ready and waiting.

Kendall Wright WR, Titans Kenny Britt (knee, off-field) is in big trouble. Enter Wright, an explosive first-round pick that impressed during the spring.

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