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Hundreds give interpretations of new mural in Dewey Square Some use prejudicial slurs ICA says the work is consistent with artists’ style
A zealous debate is brewing over a new mural in Dewey Square that depicts a large, colorful character peering out from behind a red shirt wrapped around his head. The controversy began after Boston’s Fox 25 posted a photograph of the 70-by-70-foot mural on its Facebook page Saturday. About 24 hours later, the post had racked up about 530 racially centered comments, and roughly 100 “shares,” with many people under the wrong impression that the character is wearing a Muslim headscarf. The station posted the photo with the caption, “This is a new mural on a Big Dig ventilation building. What does it look like to you?” Facebook users quickly responded, with several people commenting that it looked like “a terrorist,” many referring directly to Muslims. James Richards said that it looked like “a towel head islamist holding a gun.” Paul Morceau agreed, saying it looked like a “Muslim Terrorist.” Scott Englehardt weighed in, calling the character “an allah loving united states hating individual.”
Several people went further, making connections to the 9/11 terrorist attacks that originated at Logan Airport. “Suprised they did not do a Jet. This is a great example of pure liberal bull. Is the city proud that the 9/11 monsters loaded up at Logan?” wrote Jim Dayotas. Brazilian brothers and graffiti artists Gustavo and Otavio Pandolfo, known as “Os Gemeos,” or “twins” in Portuguese, created the temporary mural to promote their exhibition at the Institute of Contemporary Art. The subjects of their artwork range from family portraits to commentary on social and political circumstances, as well as Brazilian folklore. When asked for comment, ICA Spokeswoman Kelly Gifford said in an e-mail: “These yellow-colored characters are an iconic and recurrent feature in Os Gemeos’ work and are depicted in a wide variety of situations,” and that “the figures are frequently shown wearing whimsical hats, colorful hoods or scarves — another hallmark feature of the artists’ work.” She went on to say, “Os Gemeos hope their mural will
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“To me, it looks like a surefire way to prove how racist and ignorant people are. ” Two people relaxed on the lawn in front of the controversial mural in Dewey Square yesterday.
Fox’s fault? Some people lashed out at Fox 25: Melissa Obleada wrote, “Shame on you, Fox 25, for purposely choosing a low quality, obstructed photo to skew peoples’ first impressions. Is getting a rise out of your followers and upping your social media interactions all that matter to you?”
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“Hot humid day in Boston. Hot humid day at the laundromat. #melting.” @REDRAIDER_08 WAS FEELING THE 70 PERCENT HUMIDITY IN THE CITY YESTERDAY.
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News in brief Bike bash to honor Hubway BOSTON. Cambridge,
Somerville, Brookline, and Boston are participating in a “Rolling Launch Party” Wednesday to celebrate the expansion of the Hubway Bicycle Share system. Festivities will start ribboncuttings in Brookline and
Somerville before speeches by officials at Cambridge City Hall and a lunch celebration in Harvard Square. From noon to 1 p.m, Boston Bikes will give away free helmets to the first 25 people using bikes or carrying a Hubway key at the new Boylston and Washington Street station. A second helmet giveaway is planned at the new South Bay Plaza Station in Dorchester at 4:30 p.m. By the end of the year, the four communities will have 47 new locations. GLOBE
Hubway will have 111 stations by the end of 2012.
bring color and energy to the streets of Boston as well as inspire curiosity and imagination.” Many of the commentators jumped to defend the artists. “To me, it looks like a surefire way to prove how racist and ignorant people are. For examples, see all posts above this one,” wrote K. Allen Wood. When asked to comment on the current controversy, Gifford said, “We are not commenting on Fox’s coverage.” Fox 25, however, is covering
T employees to be honored BOSTON. The MBTA on Wednesday will honor two employees who last month saved a suicidal woman lying on the Orange Line tracks. T driver Ellen Coulter, 52, was rounding a bend near State Street Station around 4:10 p.m. on July 17 when she saw the woman lying on the tracks. She was able to stop the train less than a foot from the woman, according to MBTA police.
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the controversy brewing on its Facebook page, and reported that the curator of the project, Pedro Alonzo, “can’t believe that’s what people perceive from the piece of art. He says the character in the mural is a little boy wearing pajama pants with a shirt wrapped around his head.” Mayor Thomas M. Menino could not be reached for comment. MORGAN ROUSSEAU
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Station inspector Jacqueline Osorio, 32, had the power turned off and went into the pit to help the woman out. “The measures taken by both personify their dedication and professionalism and reflect greatly upon themselves and the Authority and are worthy of praise,” Transit Police Chief Paul S. MacMillan said in a statement. Both Coulter and Osorio will receive commendations. GLOBE
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Seinfeld truck visit was soup-erb BOSTON. The famed “No
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Man hit by bus in Allston BOSTON. A man is in serious
condition after being hit by an MBTA bus Friday in Allston at the corner of Commonwealth Avenue and Babcock Street. Steve Binnam Ha, 26, of Brookline, was taken to Brigham and Women’s Hospital with “with serious, but not life-threatening injuries.” According to MBTA spokesman Joe Pesaturo, Ha ran out in front of the bus, and the driver has not been cited for any violations. “Transit Police interviewed the bus operator and other witnesses as part of their ongoing investigation,” Pesaturo said. “Witnesses told police the bus was traveling through a green light when the man ran in front of it.”
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Little girl, age 4, seriously injured in late-night rollover in O’Neil Tunnel A 4-year-old girl suffered lifethreatening injuries after a rollover accident in the Tip O’Neill Tunnel just after midnight Sunday. State Police said the girl and a 24-year-old woman were ejected from a Toyota 4 Runner around 12:24 a.m., after it swerved to avoid crashing into a Chevrolet Malibu. Police say Fatima Terif, 29, of East Boston was driving the Malibu in the middle lane and attempted to move into the left lane. The 4 Runner, driven by a Axel Delgado, 26, of Malden, was in the left lane and had to swerve to avoid the Malibu. The 4 Runner also carried a second women and a man in their early 20s, a 5-year-old boy and the 4-year-old girl, who police say was not in a car seat — a violation of state law. Police said the girl was in critical condition at Mass Gen-
eral yesterday afternoon and described her injuries as lifethreatening. According to State Police, “The sudden maneuvers caused the driver to lose control of the 4 Runner, which rolled over and slid to a final resting position on its driver’s side across the middle left travel lane. The Malibu struck the concrete barrier and came to rest in the left lane.” Both drivers and five passengers in the 4 Runner were taken to Boston hospitals. Delgado was summonsed for operating with a suspended license and a child passenger seatbelt violation. Terif was issued a civil citation for marked lanes violation. State Police said other charges against both Delgado and Terif could also be sought based on the outcome of the investigation. MORGAN ROUSSEAU
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Sun to shine for most of the work week Dozens flocked to the Boston Common Frog Pond yesterday in an attempt to beat the weekend’s high temperatures and and saturating humidity. According to the National Weather Service, temperatures are expected to be in the mid-80s throughout the work week, with clouds, showers and thunderstorms moving in for the weekend. METRO
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Loughner to plead guilty in Arizona shooting spree PHOENIX. Jared Loughner, the man accused of killing six people and wounding thenU.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords in 2011, is set to plead guilty in a Tucson court tomorrow, a person familiar with the case
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said. The source confirmed that the federal government believed Loughner was now competent to stand trial and will argue that in court on Tuesday. Loughner is willing to change his plea to guilty at the previously scheduled hearing, the source said. Psychiatric experts who have examined Loughner
were scheduled to testify in a mental competency hearing tomorrow that he was competent to stand trial and understood the 49 charges against him, the Los Angeles Times reported earlier. A spokesman for the U.S. Attorney’s office in Phoenix said he could “neither confirm nor deny” whether Loughner would plead guilty. REUTERS
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Police surrounded the Sikh temple where a gunman stormed the service and opened fire yesterday in Oak Creek, Wis.
A gunman killed six people and critically wounded three at a Sikh temple during Sunday services before police shot him dead. The attack is being treated as domestic terrorism, police said. The gunman opened fire upon entering the kitchen at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin in suburban Milwaukee at about 11:30 a.m. EST as women were preparing a Sunday meal, witnesses said. They described the shooter as a white male. Turban-wearing Sikhs are often mistaken for Muslims, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation is overseeing the probe into the shootings, Oak Creek Police Chief John Edwards said. “We’re treating this as a domestic terrorist incident,” he told reporters. Four people were shot and killed inside the sprawling temple. Three, including the gunman, were killed outside. The gunman ambushed and shot a police officer several times after the officer responded to a 911 call and was helping a shooting victim, Edwards said. A second officer shot and killed the gunman. Edwards did not have information about the identity of the gunman or as to what kinds of weapons he
Lone gunman Witnesses at the temple had said there was more than one gunman, but Edwards said reports of multiple gunmen were common in incidents that involved only one shooter.
had used. The wounded officer, a 20year veteran, was taken to a hospital and is expected to survive, according to Edwards. The Oak Creek shooting is the latest in a series of gun rampages in the suburban United States. The shooting came little more than two weeks after a gunman opened fire at a theater in Aurora, Colo., killing 12 people and wounding 58. In January 2011, then-Congresswomen Gabrielle Giffords was the target of an assassination attempt in which six people were killed and 13 were wounded. “The gunman is worse than the one at the theater a couple of weeks ago because he targeted an entire community,” said temple member Jagatjit Sidhu. REUTERS
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WASHINGTON. The U.S. presidential campaign’s war of words turned increasingly bitter yesterday with two influential Republicans accusing the top Senate Democrat of lying when he said their party’s presidential hopeful, Mitt Romney, had not paid income taxes for 10 years. Reince Priebus, the Republican Party’s national chairman, called Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid “a dirty liar” for his accusation, based on a source that Reid has not named. REUTERS
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Scientist: Heat waves are caused by global warming SCOTT OLSON/GETTY IMAGES
The Texas drought last year, the Russia heat wave in 2010 and other extreme weather “certainly would not have occurred” without global warming, according to a paper prepared by a top U.S. government climate scientist. Abnormal weather episodes were so rare from 1951 to 1980 that the recent events can only be explained by the effects of the increasing accumulation of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, according to research published today. If carbon emissions continue unchecked, such events will become routine, with more extremes common within 50 years. “We now know that the chances these extreme weather events would have happened naturally — without climate change — is negligible,” James Hansen, the top climate-change scientist at the National Aero-
A corn crop failed to mature in a field July 28, 2011 near Perryton, Texas. The severe drought caused most dry-land (non-irrigated) crops in the area to fail.
nautics and Space Administration and writer of the paper, said in a statement. “The natural changes in weather from day to day and year to year [don’t explain those events].”
The paper by Hansen and two co-authors, to be published in the peer-reviewed Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, was written before the recent record heat waves
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Pattinson, Stewart still not over each other yet Although she could probably afford to rent a small state, Kristen Stewart has taken refuge with friend Giovanni Agnelli after leaving the house she formerly shared with Robert Pattinson. Agnelli is not, as his Twitter feed suggests, a random 16year-old “Twilight” superfan with an unhealthy interest in Stewart’s sex life. Instead, he’s a friend of the actress who produced her 2010 film “Welcome to the Rileys,” and he’s upset at how the media is treating his new roomie in the wake of her affair with “Snow White” director Rupert Sanders. “The spin that keeps growing on this story is staggering. There was no onset affair. Stop print-
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Happy holidays, indeed Lindsay Lohan and Charlie Sheen have already given so
much to this page that we could hardly believe this news: Even though he died
in “Scary Movie 4,” Sheen has rallied and signed on to the fifth installment along with franchise newcomer Lohan, reports E! Online. The film is due in theaters Jan. 11, when most celebs are still peddling that “I’m so thankful and want to give back” holiday nonsense.
At least she still dreams Kendall Jenner — better known as the Kardashian’s
tall half-sister — doesn’t want to be just any runway model. “I want to be the next Gisele Bundchen,” she tells E! Online. “Everything she does, who she is, what she’s done, she’s just amazing.” Kendall, honey, we want to be the next Philip Roth. But take it from us — hanging around with the Kardashians for too long is dream poison.
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business and has been a licensed court reporter for 47 years. “If you’re a laid-back person, this profession is not for you.” Qualified individuals can earn the National Court Reporters Association’s Registered Professional Reporter credential by passing a rigorous test; their dictation speeds must exceed 200 words per minute. “There’s always people that drop out, just like any college — but not necessarily because they can’t do the speed,” says Cohen. Orleans Technical Institute in Philadelphia offers a two-
Tiffany Wesley is a graduate of the court reporting program at Orleans Tech.
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Life after unemployment: How to ease back into the workplace
“For anyone who is really truly driven and interested in doing this, I think the first course would let them know if they could handle the speed,” adds Blair. “But I would say they need to stick it out until they start taking dictation — about four to six weeks.” BRUCE WALSH
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Extended unemployment can make going back to work feel like diving into icy cold water — it can be a shock. But if you stick in one toe at a time, you’ll get acclimated much sooner. While you’re getting your feet wet, make sure that you understand what you’re getting yourself into. “Try to get a clear picture from your boss, before you start, of expectations for the first week, month and quarter. This way you can pace yourself right from the start,” explains Caroline CenizaLevine, co-founder of SixFigureStart. Splash around a little to explore your surroundings. “Once you’re back to work, don’t be afraid to ask questions,” says
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Good work! Timmes makes another great point: Be proud of yourself. “You found a new job, which is great. Be sure to recognize and celebrate your achievement.” It’s completely acceptable to ease your way back to work, rather than taking the plunge all at once.
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Congress should learn less is more A recent letter writer, Herb Stark, almost demands that congress should “DO SOMETHING,” presumedly concerning our economy. Actually, Mr. Stark has got it just backwards! Government should do a lot less, not more. What Congress should do is undo, in exact reverse order, all the unconstitutional “laws” created in the last 40-50 years. Then maybe we can get our country back to normal. FRANK ST GEORGE, VIA E-MAIL
CEO should stick with what he knows Where are these goofs getting that the government wants to “shut down” Chick-fil-A? No one ever said such a thing. As for the CEO: Since he knows what’s best for us peons — as
the religious cultists always do — where are his comments about the almost 60 percent divorce rate in this country? Eating coated chicken from a slop fast food restaurant. What a statement you’ve made. Not! DONNA DI GIACOMO, VIA E-MAIL
As long as it’s not harming anyone ... I had to respond to these characters bashing Chick-filA. We, as Americans, have the right to believe in what we want to believe in — and these people will never change our minds, so they need to stop. We can support any group we want that doesn’t harm our citizens. I am 100 percent against gay marriage and I will always be, even if one of my kids turned
out gay. I am a Christian and I don’t want to see any harm done to them, but I don’t believe that it is a productive lifestyle for our society and the future of our children. I’m sick and tired of these gay activists trying to shove it down our throats, and I commend Dan Cathy and all Americans who stand up against this onslaught. JOHN PALENQUE, VIA E-MAIL
Presidents need rounded character Kudos to Larry D. Fowler for pointing out that Mitt Romney is not qualified to be president. His analogy (imagining a sports coach as NATO commander — which is obviously ridiculous) is absolutely on point. Just because Rom-
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Romney’s riches no help to anyone I’m wondering in what ways Mr. Romney, with an income of $250 million last year, has used his wealth in the last four years to create jobs. What new businesses has he started and how many people, besides campaign workers, has he hired?
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US athletes have a secret place to get away from attention in London Metro gets to take a special peek For the gold CASSANDRA GARRISON CASSANDRA.GARRISON@METRO.US
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Three events to catch today: Two of the premier U.S. women’s track stars will be in action in qualifiers as hurdler Lolo Jones takes the track for the first time and Allyson Felix, coming off her 100meter appearance, competes in her specialty, the 200-meter.
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It may be the USA House, but it’s definitely not open to all citizens of the USA. USOC officials say the decision to keep the facility private came after athletes wanted it that way. “It did come from the request of our athletes many games ago, who wanted an additional area of refuge,” USOC director of marketing and event services Lisa Reliford told Metro during a closely watched media tour. “They don’t get to see their parents a lot [in the Olympic Village]. The minute they get out of the Village, everybody wants to be around them and to get their autographs. So this is an area where they can just come and decompress. “The whole house just chants ‘USA,’ and it’s so exciting,” Reliford said. – Cassandra Garrison is covering the Olympics live from London. Follow her at @CassieAtMetro.
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The U.S. men’s basketball team will get their second straight test as they face Argentina and Manu Ginobili in their last game of pool play at 5:15 p.m. EST. U.S. gymnast Gabby Douglas returns to the stage as the women’s event finals enter their second day with the uneven bars. It starts bright and early at 9:50 a.m. The bars is Douglas’ best apparatus, but she will again be challenged by Russians Viktoria Komova and Allya Mustafina, who finished second and third in the individual all-around.
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