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Aaron Swartz documentary to be released this Friday Movie night. The film will be available online and have a release on limited big screens, including the Somerville Theatre. Shortly after Internet-sharing activist Aaron Swartz took his own life, countless messages of condolences appeared on blogs and social media mourning his loss. Now, a full-length documentary about Swartz called “The Internet’s Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz,” will be released Friday and play at the Somerville Theatre. The online mourning and the film focusing on Swartz are both things that Noah Swartz believes his brother would have been surprised by. “I don’t think it’s something he would have expected,” Noah Swartz said. “I don’t think he thought the Internet cared about him or cared about his role in the Internet.” Swartz helped co-found Reddit, as well as the group Demand Progress, and creat-
Visit Metro.us to watch a trailer of the Aaron Swartz documentary.
ed an early version of RSS. He was 26 when he took his own life in 2013 while awaiting trial on federal charges that he allegedly stole millions of academic articles from a private database after hacking into an MIT network. The movie was funded in part by roughly 1,500 people who donated more than $93,000 on Kickstarter. Swartz’s brother, father and others appear in the film to talk about him and his efforts. Besides his family, those who worked with and influenced Swartz, including Harvard professor Lawrence Lessig, also appear in the film. It’s a mix of sit-down interviews with those who were close to him and home movies of a young Swartz showing an early interest in and knack for computers and the Internet. The film follows Swartz as he grows up and makes the switch from creating things for people to advocating on behalf of people. “He made this turn, he made this decision to use his skills for public interest and public good. That’s a pretty inspiring approach,” said Brian Knappenberger, the film’s director. “I hope people walk out of the theater wondering about their skills. You don’t have to be a genius computer hacker, you know? Everyone has skills. It’s how do you put those skills into the public interest and the public good.” The movie premiered during the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year and received good reviews. It will be shown in some theaters and
Crash. Two face charges in Back Bay car wreck Two people are facing charges for a fatal crash in the Back Bay that killed a Brookline couple who were walking through the neighborhood. Ghuzlan Alghazali, 26, of Allston faces charges including motor vehicle homicide and Mohamed Alfageeh, 29, also of Allston is charged with mis-
leading authorities, according to the Globe. Jack Lanzillotti, 28, and Jessica Campbell, 27, were walking near Beacon and Fairfield streets at about 9:15 p.m. Saturday when the crash occurred. The impact sent one of the cars into the couple, police said. MICHAEL NAUGHTON
A still from the film shows Swartz in front of the State House with a petition. / DANIEL J, SIERADSKI Swartz on trial Swartz faced up to 35 years in prison and a fine of $1 million if convicted on charges of wire fraud, computer fraud, unlawfully obtaining information and recklessly damaging a protected computer. •
It was alleged that Swartz broke into a restricted computer wiring closet in a basement at MIT in order to
download a major portion of archived digitized academic journals onto his computer. •
The journals were a part of JSTOR, a paid subscription database used to access millions of primary sources. Some universities pay as much as $50,000 for an annual subscription.
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Hernandez defense submits extra evidence Former Patriot Aaron Hernandez submitted video and photo evidence Monday that allegedly shows a state trooper was not holding a warrant during a June 18, 2013, search of the murder suspect’s home. METRO
will be available for download for purchase online. Knappenberger said he expects the film will be “widely, widely shared” among Internet users. MICHAEL NAUGHTON @MetroBosMike
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Beach Boys to join Pops on July 4 The Beach Boys will perform with the Boston Pops during the annual Fourth of July concert at the Hatch Shell, which will be live-streamed online for the first time. In addition to The Beach Boys, performers include Megan Hilty of the musical “Wicked,” the cast of “The Phantom of the Opera”
July 4 will take on a beachy feel this year. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO
and the Boston Children’s Chorus, according to the event organizer. METRO
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Sentencing. Judge allows scammers to choose fate After spending the next three years in jail for trying to defraud the One Fund Boston, two South End brothers will have to spend 468 hours performing community service for amputees and people with brain injuries. In an extremely rare move, Suffolk Superior Court Judge Jeffrey Locke let Branden Mattier, 23, and Domunique Grice, 28, choose their fate during Monday’s sentencing hearing: five years in jail or three years and a day in jail, three years of probation and six hours of targeted community service every other Saturday for the three years after their release. Mattier and Grice, who were found guilty earlier this month of charges including conspiracy to commit larceny, chose less jail time and community service. “Community service will be focused on serving those injured by either loss of limb or brain injury — the very population that Mr. Mattier and Mr. Grice sought to defraud,” Locke said. “That may
include, I don’t know, building handicapped ramps. It may include serving as an aide at a rehabilitation facility. It may include changing bedpans, but it is serving that population of injured individuals.” Mattier filed a false claim to the One Fund shortly after the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings that named his already deceased aunt as an amputee. Investigators discovered it was a false claim and prosecutors said Mattier and Grice exchanged text messages in which they discussed buying new Mercedes Benz cars as they waited for their $2.1 million claim. Mattier, who has a 3-monthold daughter, talked in court about growing up without a father and wanting to be a good father for his child. He apologized to his family for putting them through the ordeal. Grice said he’s learned from the experience and apologized, but Locke took issue with the men not specifically apologizing to the victims. MICHAEL NAUGHTON
Branden Mattier weeps during his sentencing for filing false claims to the One Fund. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO
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A Massachusetts Institute of Technology graduate student who went missing while attending a workshop in India has been found dead. Kaitlin Goldstein, 28, a fourth-year student at MIT, was found Saturday in a ravine below where she had gone running on June 14, according to MIT. She had not been seen since that day. Her parents traveled to India to search for her and they said she apparently slipped while running on a loose rock and slid off of a cliff, MIT said in a news release. METRO
A union that counts fast food, hotel and casino industry workers among its growing membership plans this week to hold its national convention in Boston, where Gov. Deval Patrick, Sen. Elizabeth Warren and AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka are expected to join 800 delegates. According to UNITE HERE, Boston Mayor Marty Walsh also plans to visit the convention, which is set for Wednesday through Friday at the Hynes Convention Center. Their goal is to organize 50,000 more workers. SHNS
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Judge: Tsarnaev pal a ‘flight risk’ A former Quincy cab driver and acquaintance of suspected Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was denied bail Monday at a detention hearing in federal court. Khairullozhon Matanov, 23, has been in U.S. custody since he was arrested in May
Azamat Tazhayakov is depicted in a courtroom sketch from May. JANE COLLINS
and charged with obstruction of justice. A judge yesterday said the Kyrgyzstan citizen posed a flight risk because he has friends and family around the world. Also in federal court Monday, a lawyer for another friend of Tsarnaev says he rejected a plea deal offered to his client who he said “knows he’s not guilty” of obstruction.
Azamat Tazhayakov is accused of removing items from Tsarnaev’s dorm room after the deadly bombing. Tazhayakov’s attorney did not disclose the terms of the plea deal, but said he is confident the 21-year-old will be acquitted. Jury selection is slated to begin next week in Tazhayakov’s trial. MORGAN ROUSSEAU
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Three killed as Amtrak train collides with SUV Derailed. Officials look into how a train struck a vehicle on the tracks in Mansfield. Police have launched a “very long, extended investigation” after a Boston-bound Amtrak train struck an SUV in Mans-
field around midnight on Sunday, killing the SUV’s three occupants. The train, which originated from Washington, D.C., was carrying 180 passengers and crew when it crashed into the SUV and derailed. None aboard the train were injured. The SUV was dragged for at least a mile, police said. The victims, two males and
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A charming man seen at ‘Black Mass’ Actor Benedict Cumberbatch donned the look of James “Whitey” Bulger’s brother, Billy Bulger, Monday on the set of “Black Mass” in Lynn. The gangster biopic was filming on a set modeled after Boston’s Saint Patrick’s Day parade. NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO
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Cummings says it’s freeing to return to stand-up, a world with less concern about propriety than television. “Literally nothing is olimits. You’re able to go to the edge. The edge is my comfort zone, for whatever reason,â€? she says. Still, she’s a little thrown by those who call her material racy. “The only thing that I’m talking about that is racy or edgy is sex, the thing that
we all do, all the time. It’s so weird to me that that’s edgy,� says Cummings. “There’s this thing where honesty is kinda taboo. When people get near the truth, or comedians or artists get near the truth, people get uncomfortable. That uncomfortable area is where I like to live.� LISA WEIDENFELD @LisaWeidenfeld lisa.weidenfeld@metro.us
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Make the journey part of the fun “The vacation starts long before you get to the destination,” Hoefle says. “Children live in the moment, so you can’t rely on
just talking about how much fun it will be when you get there.” Luckily most cars are equipped with DVD players these days, but Hoefle has a more creative way of keeping children entertained without just relying
on movies and books. “Before the trip, I make a few ‘surprise bags’ full of cheap goodies for the kids. Every couple of hours, they get to open one. It gives them something to explore and play with,” she says.
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“The most memorable moments are often the simple things,” Hoefle says, “things you didn’t see coming.” When you don’t overschedule and allow for moments to just happen is when the best memories are made.
Practicing sitting still for long periods of time at home will help make the car ride easier. / COLOURBOX
How to truly relax on a family vacation Tips. Make everything from the long car trip to planning the day’s activities run smoothly. “Family vacation” can seem like an oxymoron. How can you possibly relax with the kids around? But lo and behold, Vicki Hoefle, parenting expert and author of “Duct Tape Parenting,” found a way. Put her tips into practice and you might remember something from your trip other than screaming kids and wanting a glass of wine.
Get everyone’s ‘top three’ before you leave While you’re still in the planning stage, Hoefle advises that each family member list three things he or she wants to do, three things he or she wants to see and three places he or she wants to eat. Then when you get there, hold mini family
meetings every morning and pick one thing from each list when planning the day. When you make the kids part of the process, they are more willing to wait until the afternoon or when it’s “their turn” because they helped create the plan.
Schedule in some down-time Having a two-hour rest period in the middle of the day might seem like wasted time when there’s so much to cram in, but no one will have fun if the kids are cranky. “Instead of saying, ‘You get grouchy in the afternoon,’ say ‘You need a rest time so you don’t get grouchy,’” Hoefle recommends.
Dreamed-about snapshots like this can actually happen. You know, after everyone gets a nap. / COLOURBOX
Don’t expect everyone to go to bed at the same time
If you have kids with different bedtimes, booking connecting rooms will make things a lot easier. If not, it’s still best to split the younger kids up from the older ones when it’s time for the little ones to go to bed. One parent can take the older kids down to the lobby to play games or watch a movie on the computer, while the other parent gets the younger kids to bed. EMILY LAURENCE @EmLaurence
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Engulfed. After each hurricane, Texas’ eastern vacation spot remakes itself better than ever.
An observant eye will see the signs everywhere: “1900 — this high. 1919 — this high. 1961 — this high. 2008 — this high.” They’re water marks on houses, churches, restaurants, museums and shops. Their heights vary, but they always mean one thing: “The water was this high, but look at us now.” Galveston, Texas, began as a bustling port city, back when Victorian ideals held sway with Western culture. The care, pride and wealth are obvious in the old houses that still stand, for whom the water never got so very high. Visitors can tour many of the best and ogle the rest along pleasant, sunlit streets. These were houses built on the premises of invincibility and optimism. Students of history know it didn’t last. The last year of the 19th century brought with it a hurricane that still holds the record as the deadliest natural disaster in United States history. Thousands died and the island was flattened. Those few homes that still stand were saved when the smashed detritus of every other building in the vicinity created a de facto
Visit Metro.us To browse a slideshow of Galveston, Texas. sea wall around them. But Galveston rebuilt. Engineers raised the entire grade of the island. Buildings were built higher and sturdier. Community pillars donated vast sums, and officials and residents banded together to make the island great again. And when the next hurricane hit, and the next, they cleared away the rubble and started over. When Hurricane Ike hit in 2008, the island took it hard. But, as is the Galveston custom, residents rebuilt better and sturdier. Six years later, there are few signs that troubled waters ever swept across the city — except the ones that residents display on their walls, porches and stilts, markers of human resilience.
A brick pillar along Pier 21 shows the high-water lines from various hurricanes. The mark from 1900 sits far above the others. KATE THOMAS, METRO
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Cancer | June 21-July 22. You will be overlooked if you sit on the sidelines waiting for things to happen. Take an active interest in your community, and get out and do things instead of just daydreaming.
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Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20. If you are uncertain about moving forward with your plans, review what it is you are trying to achieve and make the adjustments necessary to succeed. Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18. You will hurt the feelings of someone close to you if you are insensitive about the problem that he or she is experiencing. Treat those around you the way you want to be treated in order to build healthy relationships. Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20. This is a good time to take care of home-improvement projects. Your energy and enthusiasm will encourage others to pitch in and help, or at least offer good suggestions. Aries | March 21-April 20. Look for people who share interests with you. The knowledge and experience you gain and offer will lead to a longlasting friendship.
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ally going to suffer tomorrow. We must not for one minute tolerate the killing of our children daily in the streets, in the schools and on and on. The problem is not simply mentally ill people, most of whom do not commit violence. Our society is mentally ill and creating daily the conditions that encourage people to become violent. I challenge gun owners to be truly brave, bury your guns and find peaceful ways to feel safe. If you were not afraid, you would not own guns. Heal your fear with love. There is a better way. Let us adopt strict gun control:
How many more people need to die, or be shot, for us to adopt gun control? What about our rights to jobs, healthy food and homes? A healthy ecology? What about our right to live and love and have health care and joy? The main things we produce are prisons, pills, guns and bombs. We need a society that is not about profit, but about healing and love. When I look at the world it fills me with sorrow. Children today are re-
Re: ‘The list of grievances’ (Metro, June 20-22) This guy, columnist Tom Foreman, is sarcastic without being witty, and never has much of a reasoned argument for his opinions. Posting a random daily rant from Facebook wouldn’t be much different. I’m not offended, just repeatedly disappointed. Drop him and nurture a rising star. JONATHAN HECHT, VIA EMAIL
No assault weapons. Let us have a department of peace that creates programs to help violent people make better choices. Let us spend our vast resources on enhancing life here and around the globe. Let us create fulfilling jobs, so that no one is faces the stress of overwhelming economic problems. No to guns, bombs, death and destruction. SHIFRA FREEWOMAN, VIA EMAIL
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FORGET LOVE, THE CELTICS SHOULD RE-BUILD IN DRAFT
Maybe you’ve seen those “Who’s next?� Celtics billboards around town the past few weeks. On the billboards are a couple of basketball-playing silhouettes, set to a green backdrop, and there’s more than a few question marks scattered about. Conspiracyminded Celtics fans have taken the silhouettes as some sort of clue to the potential landing of Kevin Love. The original intent of the billboards, however, was probably just to get fans excited for the upcoming draft (Thursday, 7:30 p.m., ESPN). The Celtics hold the No. 6 and No. 17 picks in what is considered to be the best draft class of the past five years or so. But ever since Love spent a full weekend boosting the local economy via alcohol sales tax a month ago, it has become almost expected that
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he would be coming to Boston. Yes, something is going to happen this week in the form of a transaction. But it might not be what the masses es want and expect. The worst-case scenario for those seeking those promised “fireworks� would be for Danny Ainge to trade down (or out) in the draft. The second nd snore of a scenario would ould be for the Celtics to stay put at No. 6 and No. 17. This second scenario isn’t sexy, but it’s the most likely, and it’s probably the safest way to go. Adding the likes of a Noah Vonleh, Julius Randle or Aaron Gordon is the prudent thing to do. The Celtics could also stay the course in the long run and keep their upcoming first-round draft picks from the
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