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Mobile meals vs. brick and mortar. Boston’s food trucks have fewer health code violations than its physical restaurants, a two-year review released Tuesday found. Sanitary stats. On average, food trucks received roughly two violations per inspection, while restaurants got four. PAGE 02
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Boston’s street food is just as safe, if not safer, than food sold by brick-and-mortar restaurants, according to a study released Tuesday. The Institute for Justice collected data from the Boston’s Inspectional Services Department, which inspects all food establishments for potential violations. The study showed that between 2011 and July 2013, per inspection, food trucks averaged less than three violations; food carts averaged one violation; and brick-and-mortar restaurants averaged more than four violations. Boston’s food trucks and carts are subject to the same health codes and inspection regime as restaurants. “I’m not surprised at the study results,” said Boston food truck blogger Steven Leibowitz, who runs HubFood Trucks.com. “Ever since the [Boston Globe] ran an article last August questioning food truck sanitation, I’ve regularly reviewed the city’s inspection records. You’ll always find restaurants that have had permit suspensions, even high-end ones. I don’t think there has been any food truck suspension in over a year,” Leibowitz said. Food truck cleanliness came into question last July after nearly 30 people who ate at
Julia Grimes cleans up Lilian’s Smokin’ Rack Barbecue food truck after a day of work on the Rose Kennedy Greenway. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO Violations Between 2011 and July 2013, Boston Inspectional Services looked at 29,898 food trucks, carts, restaurants, grocery stores, cafeterias and caterers. •
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Looking at “critical foodborne violations,” which may cause foodborne illnesses, food trucks and restaurants were nearly neck and neck, with .87 violations for food trucks, and .84 for restaurants.
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MBTA. Youth Pass protesters due in court Twenty-one protesters are due to be arraigned in Boston Municipal Court today and Thursday for failing to disperse from the fourth floor of a downtown office building hours after it closed for the day. Young adults from the Youth AffordabiliT
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Obama OKs Harbor dredging President Barack Obama on Tuesday signed a bill that allocates nearly $311 million to dredge Boston Harbor. State officials said the project will deepen the Harbor’s main navigation channels and help double the number of containers on ships coming into Boston. METRO
Clover food trucks and restaurants fell ill with salmonella. Angela Erickson, author of “Street Eats, Safe Eats,” says the idea that street food is unsafe is a myth. “Boston residents love food trucks, but the city makes it incredibly difficult for food trucks to operate,” Erickson said. “Food trucks are banned from roaming on public property and can only operate in one of 30 city-designated spots.” The Massachusetts Restaurant Association declined to comment on the findings. Boston’s Office of Food Initiatives did not return a request for comment. MORGAN ROUSSEAU @MetroMorgan
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“It’s nice to hear because it could definitely be the opposite. It could be just nasty in there, so I guess it’s kind of like, ‘Thank God.’ They’re raising the standards. Back when [they] weren’t that common, they used to called ‘rat trucks,’ or something to that effect.” Vito Politano “I think they get a bad rap. Everyone at my old work used to say, ‘That’s so gross, I can’t believe you’re going to the food trucks.’ Especially people of the older generation … they assume it will be nasty and disgusting, but it’s just the opposite.” Anne Chelkowski
Fatal crash. Toddler dies after collision in Saugus A two-car crash late Monday in Saugus ended with the death of a toddler and the arrest of a man who was allegedly driving without a license. Inside the first car, police found a 43-year-old Lynn man with injuries. He refused treatment at the scene. Also in that car was a 3-year-old boy who
sustained serious injuries. He later died at a hospital. Daniel Ortega, 40, of Lynn, the driver of the second car allegedly had a 2005 warrant for driving without a license. Saugus police charged him with driving without a license in Monday night’s crash. MICHAEL NAUGHTON
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Survey: Hub daters ‘go Dutch’ more often Dating. Gender roles are shifting, even on a dinner date. A new survey ranks Boston as second for couples that “go Dutch,” or split the check on a date, despite the fact that 2 in 3 women believe men should still pick up the tab. The poll, conducted by dating site WhatsYourPrice.com, said 86 percent of Boston couples settle on splitting the tab. “This survey doesn’t surprise me,” said Susan Baxter, founder of Hire a Boston WingWoman, a professional “ice-breaker” service. Baxter said she instructs her male clients to always pick up the tab on the first date, even if the woman offers. “A woman may accept paying half, but she won’t like it. It’s a turnoff, to be honest,” Baxter said. “In a city where educa-
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tion is of utmost importance, and women are getting degrees and jobs at the same level as men, going Dutch on a date seems like a practical thing to do. However, I am not a fan.” The American Sociological Association found that while 57 percent of women offer to split the bill, 39 percent hope men will reject the offer. Detroit ranked highest, with 88 percent going halfsies. Louisville followed Boston with 85 percent, followed by Indianapolis with 81 percent. Other cities likely to go Dutch include Miami, Palo Alto, Phoenix, Austin, New Haven and Toledo, according to the survey. “If you want to impress a woman, then you have to pay,” said Brandon Wade, founder of WhatsYourPrice.com. “Gender equality should not equate to the death of chivalry.” MORGAN ROUSSEAU @MetroMorgan
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Health emergency. State needs to expand opioid services, report reveals Saying there is a need for expanded drug addiction recovery services across the state, a task force released a report analyzing ways to address the “epidemic of opiate abuse” in Massachusetts. The Opioid Task Force and state Department of Public Health released their findings and recommendations on Tuesday. Among the findings included in the report was the need for expanded recovery services. Those in recovery highlighted the importance of the state’s seven Recovery Support Centers, which operate 12 hours a day. The report recommended expanding the hours and number of those centers. Additionally, the report said there is a need for increased education for youth and families about the dangers of drug use, as well as a need for increased education for prescribers to ensure effective pain management. Gov. Deval Patrick’s office said on Tuesday that he will meet with New England governors next week at Brandeis University to discuss a regional response to the issue. “These actions will help enhance our network of treatment and recovery services to help communi-
By the numbers The report comes after Gov. Deval Patrick in March declared a public health emergency in response to the growing opioid addiction epidemic. •
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ties and families struggling with addiction,” Patrick said in a statement. “I hope this work results in more families talking openly about issues of addiction in order to spark the process of healing and recovery.” In February, Revere’s health officials issued an advisory after a spike in opioid overdoses. Between the start of the year and the end of February, there were 44 calls for help for opioid-related overdoses in Revere. Also in February, Boston Mayor Marty Walsh said that he wants all of the Hub’s first responders to begin carrying Narcan, the overdose reversal drug. MICHAEL NAUGHTON
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Lindsay Lohan may be making a scene in London partying late every night, but she’s still in great shape sobriety-wise, a source close to the troubled actress insists — despite the fact that Lohan hasn’t been entirely sober lately. “Lindsay was off the wagon. Everyone has their stumbles, everyone will go out to drink,” the source explains. “She fell off the horse, but she picked herself back up
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and got back on. It’s a struggle. Just because you have a hiccup doesn’t mean you have to hold your breath.” And even with this hiccup, there’s still apparently reason to be optimistic. “Lindsay’s in clubs, but she’s not drinking. Her friends have never seen her doing so well,” the source says. “Lindsay goes to the gym every single day. She’s really trying to stay sober. And she’s taking it one day at a time.”
Wolverine sheds What happened to our beloved Hugh Jackman’s hair? Just this weekend he was looking mighty fine in all of his hirsute glory while hosting the Tony Awards. And now this photo appears on Instagram? Reportedly Jackman did not do this as a result of a fit of mania a la Britney Spears. And although he looks a little like one of those toys where you magnetically move hair around the face of a bald man, the new look is for the role of Blackbeard he’s going to play in an upcoming movie called “Pan.” LASSE E. KRISTIANSEN
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Heeeey, you guyyyys, a ‘Goonies’ sequel may happen Good news for fans hoping Richard Donner’s plans for a “Goonies” sequel pan out. Sean Astin, who starred in the original, is totally on board and so is Corey Feldman — if anybody wants them. “My first thought when Dick said he was doing that was like, ‘All right, maybe this time it’s true,’” Astin tells E! News. “I certainly like the idea of doing it. I don’t know if I’d be in it or not. If they really wanted us to be in it, I’m sure there would be some way to work it out.” As for Feldman? “We talk a lot. Corey and I are buddies,” Astin says. “He’s fired up. He’s ready to go.”
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E3 UNVEILED THE GAMES YOU’LL BE PLAYING Every year a bunch of drunken digital elves turn Los Angeles into a gamer’s paradise, where the games and consoles of the future are unveiled, usually by dorky dudes wearing suits. Here’s what went down!
Sony The PlayStation 4 has shipped gobs of units, taking an early lead in what is referred to by industry insiders as the “console wars.” They could have rested on their laurels, but Sony used E3 to go heavy on even more games, like the brutal “Bloodborne,” which is set in a bizarro London, and the absolutely stunning “No Man’s Sky,” which allows you to explore space — forever. They also announced the new sci-fi franchise starter “Destiny.” Also, there’s going to be
One of the games unveiled at E3 is Sony’s sci-fi adventure “Destiny.” / SONY
a white PS4. Sure, why not.
Microsoft Microsoft came into this E3 with something to prove.
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Xbox One isn’t the runaway success of its predecessor and the brand hasn’t exactly stayed on message. They delivered with scores of game announcements, from a new “Crackdown” (yes!) to a “Halo” HD collection, not to mention new installments in the “Tomb Raider” franchise. The only downside? Most of these games
were teased with cinematic trailers. Little-to-no gameplay was actually shown.
Nintendo Nintendo’s presence at E3 offered some surprises, sure, but for my money the star of the show was the forthcoming
duo of “Super Smash Bros.” games launching for Wii U and 3DS. If the recent success of “Mario Kart 8” is any indication, games that allow friends to crowd around the couch and beat the crap out of one another rule the world. Metro does not endorse the opinions of the author.
Artificial intelligence. Unlike Siri, the Japanese robot Pepper ‘gets’ you
Behold Pepper, your new humanoid overlord. / GETTY IMAGES
Siri is cool and all, but no matter how hard you try, you just can’t seem to form an emotional connection with the dang thing. You can ask about the weather, emotional states and even God and, still, nothing. Thank goodness there is a robot coming to market that is all about getting friendly with humans.
Japanese tech firm SoftBank has just unveiled Pepper, a friendly robot with a heart of, um, gold. It is powered by something they are calling an “emotional engine.” In layman’s terms that just means that dear old Pepper understands emotional states and can respond accordingly.
If you are in the market for a helpful and kind robot to hang out with, you’ll be able to purchase Pepper in February for around $1,900. Unfortunately, due to the bot’s lack of a digestive system, it cannot share those last-resort pints of Ben & Jerry’s with you. Maybe in the next iteration. LAWRENCE BONK
WELLBEING
IS IT JUST SUMMER OR SOMETHING MORE? I sometimes arrive at work drenched in perspiration. How do I know if I sweat too much?
Perspiration, or sweat, is the body’s way of cooling itself by evaporation of a slightly salty, water-based fluid secreted from glands in the skin. The amount you perspire depends on how many sweat glands you have; women have more than men, but men’s sweat glands are more active. Sweat glands are located in the palms of the hands and feet, as well as in higher concentrations in the armpits and groin. Sweating is usually a response to higher ambient temperatures. When it is
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The fluid secreted by sweat glands is largely water with a low concentration of dissolved electrolytes, minerals and fatty acids. On a particularly hot day or in response to vigorous exercise, the body can lose up to 2 liters of fluid per hour, so it is essential to drink water or an electrolyte-rich sports drink to avoid dehydration. Excessive sweating, known as hyperhidrosis, might be caused by a number of medical conditions, including nervous system disorders, infections, hormonal imbalances, medication side effects and anxiety. Though there’s no baseline for how much sweat is too much, there could be a concern if
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new ones. Researchers are using low-level lasers to stimulate stem cells that actually regenerate dentin, the hard tissue that essentially serves as the foundation of teeth. The breakthrough marks a potential new direction in dentistry.
National Institutes of Health.
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This week in health news
Too much porn might aect your brain Location of study: Germany Study subjects: 64 men Results: Watching excessive amounts of pornography may be linked to brain changes in men. In a recent study, men who said they watched signiďŹ cant amounts of porn were found to have decreased brain matter and less brain activity. Researchers used brain scans to examine overall brain structures. They evaluated brain activity by looking at the way the men’s brains responded to sexually exciting images. SigniďŹ cance: Researchers say the ďŹ ndings might be taken as evidence
that the neural response to sexual stimuli is blunted with more frequent exposure. But the study was unable to infer the direction of causality: “It could either be that pornography consumption caused the observed eects or that the neural eects were the preconditions making a preference for pornography more likely,â€? said lead author Simone KĂźhn of the Max Planck Institute for Human Development.
Researchers regrow teeth with lasers Location of study: U.S. Study subjects: Rodents Results: A novel procedure has
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SigniďŹ cance: In general, the process of regenerating stem cells isn’t so simple. According to the team of Harvard investigators who led the research, it typically involves isolating cells, working on them in a lab and then getting them back into the body. “I think the big novelty is connecting the dots here in our ability to use a noninvasive tool and perform clinical therapy driving stem cell dierentiation,â€? said lead author Praveen Arany, dentist and researcher with the
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Leo | July 23-Aug. 22. Make sure that the attention you give to a new acquaintance doesn’t cause a problem with a friend or loved one. An innocent gesture will lead to an unsettling disagreement.
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Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22. Trouble is brewing behind the scenes: If you are at all doubtful regarding a person’s intentions, refuse to get involved. A snap judgment could cause trouble and be costly.
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Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. Join an organization that appreciates what you have to offer. A partnership will develop from a mutual desire to get involved in a worthy cause or take on a new project.
Aries | March 21-April 20. You are well-equipped to handle anything that comes your way. Communication and travel will figure into your schedule. Spend your time wisely.
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Gemini | May 22-June 20. This is not the day to make promises. You’ll be confused regarding what’s expected of you and what’s not. Get clear instructions before starting a new project.
LETTERS & GAMES
Taurus | April 21-May 21. Now is the time to invest, not spend. Sound economic advice will enable you to add to your finances. Put quality over quantity and avoid lavish expenditures. BERNICE BEDE OSOL
Regrets when interest is due isn’t an excuse to renege Re: ‘Obama easing school debt law’ (Metro, June 10) I was taught by my family that one meets his or her obligations and you don’t sign anything unless you understand what you’re signing. I will and have assisted my children with their students loans and would never allow them to
not meet their obligations. The excuse “I did not know how much it would be, etc.,” is no excuse — and these people are going to college. No wonder this country is in the horrible state that it’s in.
other aspects of who we are as human beings, is not necessarily as simple as we might have been told. Here’s to better understanding about how we can all be our true selves!
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Re: ‘I’m proud of who I am’ (Metro, June 10) Thank you to Jennifer Lydon and Metro for helping to tell her story. Gender, like many
than Neil Patrick Harris as host. Remember, this telecast goes to the whole country, not just the in-theatre crowd of NYC. NPH is way too bizarre for the rest of the country. Let’s hope he didn’t scare them away with that sub-par ‘Hedwig’ performance – not for the faint of heart! MICHAEL CHIMENTI, VIA EMAIL
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The Giants’ pitching has led the way, with Madison Bumgarner tied for the NL lead in wins (eight), Tim Hudson owning the secondlowest ERA at 1.97, and Sergio Romo having the most saves in all of baseball (20). San Francisco will continue its 10-game homestand this week with games against the Nationals and Rockies.
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Seattle is one of the hottest teams in baseball at the moment, winners of eight of its last 10. Robinson Cano has settled in nicely as he is now hitting .330 with 77 hits.
Things are getting tight in the NL East and the Marlins are a major reason why, winning of five of their last seven games. Giancarlo Stanton has belted 17 homers so far this season.
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Catcher Jonathan Lucroy (.335) and outfielder Carlos Gomez (.307) have paced the offense as they are third and seventh in batting average in the NL, respectively.
The defending NL champs are playing half-decent ball, but still remain five games behind the Brewers. Other than Matt Adams, the Cards don’t have many standouts at the dish.
Michael Brantley is having a solid season thus far, posting a line of .307/.373/.498 with 10 homers and 43 RBIs. Cleveland will be in Boston this weekend.
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LA doesn’t have many individuals standing out, though Albert Pujols seems to have regained his form with 15 homers this season. They’ll try to keep pace with Oakland going forward.
The wheels have started to fall off for the Tigers as the rest of the AL Central has closed the gap. The positive? Victor Martinez is having a monster year at the plate.
The Nats have risen to the occasion and are in a first-place tie in the NL East. Starter Tanner Roark has been a pleasant surprise, having posted a 2.91 ERA and a 1.05 WHIP.
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Josh Donaldson has belted 17 homers, the fourth-most in the AL, and has knocked in 50 runs, the fifth most in the AL. Scott Kazmir’s 2.20 ERA is good for third in the AL.
Things are not going so well for the Dodgers as the overall landscape and chemistry of the team has been put into question lately. LA is sitting just three games over .500.
The Braves will be heavily reliant on their starting pitching, particularly, Julio Teheran, who sports a 1.89 ERA. The NL East is going to be wildly competitive down the stretch.
Baltimore will be forced to win without Manny Machado for five games as the O’s third baseman was suspended by MLB for throwing his bat at A’s reliever Fernando Abad.
MLB. Rough road trip mercifully comes to an end for Sox in Baltimore The Red Sox and Orioles will wrap up their threegame series in Baltimore on Wednesday (7 p.m., NESN) as Boston sends Rubby De La Rosa (1-1, 2.84 ERA) to the mound to take on Wei-Yin Chen (6-2, 4.13 ERA). The Red Sox (28-35) were 10 games behind first-place Toronto in the AL East as of Tuesday while Baltimore (32-30) trailed the Blue Jays by 5 1/2 games. Boston will open up a seven-game homestand on Thursday, beginning with Cleveland. MATT BURKE
Rubby De La Rosa is scheduled to start Wednesday. / GETTY IMAGES
Comeback trail
Buchholz to take first big step in return to Red Sox Red Sox starter Clay Buchholz is scheduled to make a rehab start for Triple-A Pawtucket this Friday. Buchholz hasn’t pitched since May 26 due to a hyperextended left knee. The righty had struggled greatly before being placed on the 15-day disabled list, owning a 7.02 ERA in 10 games pitched this season. He allowed six runs in three innings in his last start. Buchholz spent all of July and August last season on the disabled list with a neck strain. MATT BURKE
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Report: Iginla, Bruins have mutual interest Bruins forward Jarome Iginla still has plenty of hockey left in him at 36 years of age, and on the surface, he hopes that the time he has left in the NHL will be in Boston. A league source told ESPN that the Bruins and Iginla are having “ongoing talks” about a new contract as the future Hall of Famer would become an unrestricted free agent on July 1. Iginla had solid production in his first season with the B’s, netting 30 goals to go along with 31 assists. He had his moments in the B’s two 2014 playoff rounds as well, scoring five goals and registering a pair of assists. The B’s were bounced from the postseason by the Canadiens in Game 7 of a semifinal series. Iginla inked a one-year, $6 million deal with the B’s last summer after being traded from Calgary to Pittsburgh earlier in 2013. The Flames legend has tallied 560 goals and 607 assists in his 17-year career. MATT BURKE
NHL. Kings with chance to celebrate with Cup in New York on Wednesday Unless the New York Rangers can become the first team to rally from a 3-0 Stanley Cup Final deficit since the 1942 Toronto Maple Leafs, the Los Angeles Kings will stake their claim as the 2014 Cup champions. Game 4 is Wednesday at Madison Square Garden (8 p.m., NBCSN). Only four teams have come back from three games down in NHL playoff history, one being this year’s Kings, who rallied to beat the San Jose Sharks in the quarterfinals. MATT BURKE
Jeff Carter and the Kings can win it all Wednesday. / GETTY IMAGES
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION BY COMPETITIVE BIDDING at 9:00 am on 6/26/14 PS ORANGECO, Inc., 140 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149. The personal goods stored therein by the below named occupant (s): Unit Unit Unit Unit
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PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. ALL GOODS SOLD “AS IS� and must be removed at time of sale. PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale and to cancel auction without further notice. Andrew Berg, agent for owners. Notice posted June 11th and June 18th 2014.
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PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. ALL GOODS SOLD “AS IS� and must be removed at time of sale. PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale and to cancel auction without further notice. Andrew Berg, agent for owners. Notice posted June 11th and June 18th 2014.
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PS ORANGECO, INC. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION BY COMPETITIVE BIDDING at 9:00 am on 6/26/14 PS ORANGECO, Inc., 650 Eastern Avenue, Malden, MA 02148. The personal goods stored therein by the below named occupant (s):
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