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A year later, infamy abides for Bulger
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Margaret Street in the North End was one of the many Boston-area locations used for the filming of “Black Mass” this summer. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO
Whitey appeal ongoing a year after conviction Boston. A year ago today one of the Hub’s most notorious crime figures was convicted.
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On Aug. 12, 2013, James “Whitey” Bulger was convicted of murder, extortion and money laundering. But while one of Boston’s most notorious crime figures was sent off to prison for the rest of his life, that dark chapter of Boston’s history has yet to come to a close. In the year since a jury convicted Bulger, the 84-year-old has appealed his conviction, some of the families of his alleged victims have gone without closure and it’s still unclear if he will face charges for murders in Oklahoma and Florida, which have the death penalty. Bulger’s lawyers are expected to file their opening brief to the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals this week. A deadline has been set for Thursday. Bulger, who declared in court that his trial was “a sham,” is expected to argue that his right to a fair trial was prejudiced by “both erroneous rulings of the trial court and acts and/or omissions by the government before and during the trial,” court filings show. In a court filing, Bulger’s defense lawyers warned the ap-
Inescapable Although Bulger hasn’t been in Boston in months, his image seems to be everywhere. •
Johnny Depp has been portraying Bulger in various Greater Boston communities while filming for the upcoming movie based on the book “Black Mass.”
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A documentary about Bulger’s trial, “Whitey: United States of America v. James J. Bulger,” premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and spread to other theaters earlier this year.
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Steve Davis was the subject of a book titled “Impact Statement” by Bob Halloran that was released shortly after the trial.
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peals court that the record of the case includes 35 trial days and more than 1,000 exhibits totaling close to 10,000 pages. Despite the complexity and length of the trial, Brian Kelly, a former assistant U.S. attorney who helped prosecute Bulger, said the appeals court shouldn’t take longer than usual in deciding the case. “The appeals court, they will be grappling with the legal issues, not necessarily with the factual nuances of the case,” said Kelly, now an attorney with the firm Nixon Peabody. Calls placed and emails sent to Bulger’s appeal lawyer, Hank Brennan, went unanswered. Capital punishment cases are still possible for Bulger, who is accused in murders in Oklahoma and Florida, although prosecutors in those states have yet to say whether the charges will be brought. As more time goes by without a decision, Kelly said it is less likely Bulger will stand trial there. “Realistically, it’s probably less likely, but no one ever knows what they’re going to decide to do once the federal system is through with him,” said Kelly. Bulger is serving his life sentence at a federal penitentiary in Tucson, Arizona. MICHAEL NAUGHTON @MetroBosMike
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Bulger sits in court. / JANE FLAVELL COLLINS Victim’s family
Steve Davis: ‘I’ve got to finish it’ A year ago, Steve Davis sat in court as the jury returned no finding on the charge accusing Bulger of killing Davis’ sister Debra. While Davis is at peace that Bulger has been sentenced to life in prison, the ordeal isn’t over. “That part of the job is done — him being convicted. Now you have to deal with his appeal, not that that’s
going to go anywhere. It’s just going to be a waste of the taxpayers’ money,” said Davis. Like he did for the pretrial hearings and the weeks-long trial last summer, Davis said he plans to attend Bulger’s appeal hearings for his sister. “I’ll be there right to the end,” he said. “There’s nothing going to stop that. I’ll be there. I’ve got to follow this through. I’ve got to finish it.” METRO
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Public colleges raising more The University of Massachusetts system and the state’s public universities have nearly doubled their donations in recent years after a concerted effort. The five UMass schools and the nine state universities nearly doubled their annual private fundraising totals over the past decade, according to the Globe. At UMass, yearly donations have increased from $63 million in fiscal year 2004 to $111.5 million in fiscal year 2014, which include two recent donations to UMass Amherst of about $10 million each. METRO
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Boston StrEATS to offer evening eats beginning this Thursday South End. Franklin Square will be home to the city’s first weekly evening food trucks. Boston’s love of food trucks has driven the city to a new frontier — dinner time. The city’s first weekly evening food truck program, Boston StrEATS, launches Thursday at Franklin Square in the South End, where eight local trucks will operate from 5-9 p.m. Organizers put the pedal to the metal two weeks ago, when the idea started gaining traction with city officials. Local food truck popularity has boomed in recent years, which begs the question: If cities like Miami, Los Angeles, and even Ann Arbor already boast evening food truck programs, why is Boston just now catching up?
At lunch time, lines for food trucks often wrap around the corner in Dewey Square. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO Quoted
“I think groups like going to one destination where they can split up and try different things.” Shemtov
“There has been a lot of activity around food trucks in the last few years, but I think Boston just hadn’t gotten to it yet,” says Anne-Marie Aigner, founder of Food Truck Festivals of New England, the producer of Boston StrEATS. Aigner hopes the program will expand to include more trucks in coming months, and
said she is open to the idea of adding another location. “People are looking for new things to do, and I think this will be a big winner. As long as the weather holds up and the foodies show up, we’ll keep it going,” said Aigner. “We do also hope to offer a beer and wine garden, but we thought we’d walk before we run.” Eclectic food options and free music aren’t the only draws, according to Avi Shemtov, owner of The Chubby Chickpea, one of the program’s featured trucks. “Typically in Boston, dinner has not really been a busy food truck time,” said Shemtov. “But having a handful of trucks in one place turns it into a destination more than an event, which is something that people are clamoring for.” MORGAN ROUSSEAU @MetroMorgan
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South Boston. City Point tests out parking change
Former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez appeared in Fall River Superior Court Monday, where his attorneys asked a judge to suppress evidence in connection to the murder of Odin Lloyd. Judge Susan Garsh did not rule on the motion, which asked that recording devices taken from Hernandez’s North Attleborough home, including iPads, cellphones, a hard drive and a video recorder, not be allowed as evidence at his upcoming murder trial. The devices might contain photographs that prosecutors want to use against the 24-year-old murder suspect. Hernandez is accused of shooting Lloyd to death in an industrial park near Hernandez’s home in June 2013. He is due to stand trial this winter and has pleaded not guilty to Lloyd’s death as well as the shooting deaths of Daniel Abreu and Safiro Furtado in July 2012. MORGAN ROUSSEAU
A three-month test run that would expand resident-only overnight parking from four to seven nights a week in South Boston’s City Point area is reportedly being met with mixed emotions by residents. The Boston Globe reports that some residents feel that the experiment, which would cover roughly one-third of the neighborhood, is not enough to remedy the parking problem facing South Boston. City Council president Bill
Hernandez / METRO FILE PHOTO In court Judge Garsh is considering Monday’s request, saying she would take it under advisement. •
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The trial for the Lloyd case is set to start in early January. Defense attorneys will argue for a change of venue during an Oct. 30 hearing.
Linehan said the initiative will address complaints about the lack of parking on weekends. If the trial run is successful, Linehan said, the parking restrictions may be extended to the entire neighborhood. Some residents are concerned that the program will make it difficult for their outof-town guests to visit. Currently, resident-only parking is enforced from 6 p.m. to 10 a.m. Monday through Thursday. GLOBE
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Somerville teacher faces indictment
Summertime splashing Children seeking to cool down found some relief at Frog Pond in the Boston Common on Monday. Temperatures reached the mid-80s on Monday and were expected to drop to about 80 degrees today, according to the National Weather Service. Rain and thunderstorms were predicted for Wednesday. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO
A female Somerville school teacher will be arraigned in court on Wednesday after being indicted by a grand jury for allegedly having a sexual relationship with a 13-yearold student. The Middlesex district
attorney’s office has said that Alexandra Romanos, 41, a teacher at the East Somerville Community School, initiated a sexual relationship with the child that occurred both on and off school grounds. Romanos was arrested in July and pleaded not guilty during her district court arraignment. METRO
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Painful Obama: Iraq took promising step with Varicose Veins? new PM designation Militants. Obama said U.S. airstrikes were successful and military advice will be stepped up. President Barack Obama said Iraq had made important strides toward rebuffing a militant group on Monday with the designation of a new prime minister and urged the formation of an inclusive government to address the needs of all Iraqis. “Today Iraq took a promising step forward in this critical effort,” Obama said in brief remarks. Speaking to reporters from Martha’s Vineyard, where he
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is vacationing with his family, the president also said U.S. forces had successfully carried out airstrikes against Islamic State militants in northern Iraq and had stepped up military advice to Iraqis and Kurds. Obama said he spoke with
Iraqi Prime Minister-designate Haider al-Abadi to congratulate him and to urge him to quickly form a new cabinet that is broadly representative of Iraq’s different ethnic and religious communities. “This new Iraqi leadership has a difficult task,” Obama said. “It has to regain the confidence of its citizens by governing inclusively and by taking steps to demonstrate its resolve.” Obama late last week authorized airstrikes in Iraq to protect U.S. personnel in the Kurdish capital of Arbil from the Islamic State, a Sunni fundamentalist militant group that has swept through northern Iraq, and to ensure that members of the Yazidi sect were not subject to systematic violence at the hands of the militants. REUTERS
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Oscar-winning actor and comedian Robin Williams was found dead on Monday from an apparent suicide at his home in Northern California, the Marin County Sheriff’s Office said. He was 63. The sheriff’s coroner’s division said it suspects the death was a suicide due to asphyxia, but the cause of death is still under investigation. “This morning, I lost my husband and my best friend, while the world lost one of its most beloved artists and beautiful human beings. I am utterly heartbroken,” Williams’ wife Susan Schneider said in a statement.
WILLIAMS ALSO WON TWO EMMYS, FIVE GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS AND FIVE GRAMMYS.
Williams won his only Academy Award in 1998 playing opposite Matt Damon in “Good Will Hunting.” / ALL PHOTOS GETTY IMAGES By the numbers
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Robin Williams was nominated for an Academy Award for best actor three times — “Good Morning Vietnam” (1988), “Dead Poets Society” (1990) and “The Fisher King” (1992) — but finally won for supporting actor.
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Williams appeared as an actor in 102 roles starting in 1964, with three yet to be released. The highest grossing film he appeared in was 2006’s “Night at the Museum,” which grossed $250 million.
His work as a stand-up comedian — including his years co-hosting “Comic Relief” — have influenced countless famous joke-slingers. He also did extensive voice work in films like “Aladdin” and “Happy Feet.”
Williams, who won an Academy Award for his role as a fatherly therapist in 1997’s “Good Will Hunting,” had been suffering from severe depression recently, his publicist Mara Buxbaum said. Williams, who introduced his frenetic style on the late1970s TV series “Mork & Mindy” and had struggled with addiction in the past, had entered a Minnesota rehabilitation center last month to help him maintain sobriety. His representatives at the time said Williams was not using drugs or alcohol but had gone to the center to “fine-tune and focus” his sobriety after working a longerthan-usual schedule. With a film and television career spanning more than 40 years, Williams left an indelible mark on the entertainment world. Williams was most recently seen in a return to TV with the CBS sitcom “The Crazy Ones,” which was canceled earlier this year after one season. REUTERS
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“I didn’t know I could be so sad, angry, stunned and grateful at the same time. RIP Robin Williams. If you are in pain please seek help.” JIM GAFFIGAN, COMEDIAN
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“Mr. Williams visited me the first day of filming ‘The Parent Trap.’ I will never forget his kindness. What an enormous loss. My condolences.” LINDSAY LOHAN, ACTOR
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Don’t let money dictate your life
I don’t know what it’s like to be truly poor, but growing up middle class in Connecticut, all I wanted was to be rich and successful. Now that I have achieved those goals, I’ll tell you it’s not all that it’s cracked up to be. I’m happy, but not because of my millions — my confidence and mental well-being are a result of other goals I didn’t initially anticipate having. I
get far more enjoyment out of helping others make money than I do from my personal wealth.
Don’t ever regret failure Back in 2006, when my hedge fund wasn’t growing very fast, I ignored what made me successful, penny stock trading, and tried making long-term investments to help speed up my fund’s growth trajectory. I had no experience in the investing field, and yet, because I was batting a thousand in the stock market, I felt I could do no wrong. I was dead wrong, and I lost over $500,000. I was depressed and angry for about
For exclusive commentary, visit Metro.us/blogs. a year. Now I’m thankful for the losses, since they helped me define my stock market rules and made me an infinitely better and more conservative trader. Now I’m a far wiser teacher, too.
Don’t sway from what you know to be true When I began making a name for myself in financial media, I once again gave up my expertise, penny stock trading, to provide commentary on
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I bid $25,000 for a few speaking lines in a Bradley Cooper film without realizing I’d be in Italy during filming. Someone outbid me with four seconds left.
popular companies such as Starbucks, AOL and GE. I knew that commenting on the future of these blue-chip companies always has been and always will be pure guesswork, and that’s why the majority of traders and investors lose money, but I “played the game” to get ahead. But I only hurt myself because my picks were right only about 50 percent of the time, just like every other financial commentator. When I went back to penny stock trading, writing and teaching about what I knew to be true, my performance, business and overall happiness all hit record highs — and that’s how I’ve achieved so much personal and business success.
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The U.S. stock market erased all of its early-week losses and now has endured a somewhat decent consolidation that we needed badly.
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We check 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.
Today, Tyra Banks is not having a great day, Lady Gaga can’t believe her gym is playing her music, Bob Saget is getting kind of creepy and Zachary Quinto has a much more interesting life than you do.
@ladygaga: Paparazzi on in the gym *sinks into the elliptical* @bobsaget: It so nice to spend a Sunday with your family. What time should I be over next Sunday? @ZacharyQuinto: skinny bitch wig fitting with James Franco
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of the money It’s official. Courtney Love has spent more money than any of us will probably ever. And most of that cash she blithely dismisses as “Nirvana money.” The nerve! “I lost about $27 million,” she tells the U.K.’s The Sunday Times. “I know that’s a lifetime of money to most people, but I’m a big girl, [and] it’s rock ‘n’ roll. It’s Nirvana money; I had to let it go.” Well, she could’ve at least been nice enough to let some of it go in my direction, if she was so eager to part with
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it. Sheesh. And hell, I’m just a Nirvana fan. Imagine what Krist Novoselic would say. “I make enough to live on, I’m financially solvent, I focus on what I make now,” Love says. So where did those millions go? Well, a lot went toward her habit of mixing prescription drugs and social networking. Love explains that she’d get loaded and make remarks on Twitter that would result in people suing her, and she’s still working out a few of those libel cases. But don’t worry, she’s a big girl. It’s rock ‘n’ roll.
Chloe Moretz thinks dating is stupid
Kate Winslet’s husband with the weird name is a stay-at-home-dad
Apparently, now that E! News has broken the seal on the purported teenage romance between 17-year-old Chloe Moretz and 15-year-old Brooklyn Beckham the topic is fair game, as evidenced by a recent Sunday Times magazine interview with the “If I Stay” actress. One thing, though: Moretz ain’t having it. “I don’t even know what dating is at this point. It’s all so stupid,” said Moretz, who was recently seen enjoying an afternoon of skateboarding with Young Master Beckham. “Why can’t you just hang out with each other? Go to dinner if you want to? Why can’t you go skateboarding if you want to go skateboarding with a guy?” Oh, honey. You’re going to be asking yourself questions like that for a long, long time.
Good news, “Star Wars” fans. Han Solo seems to be doing just
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Guess what they named their son?: Bear.
Kate Winslet’s husband, Ned Rocknroll, has reportedly left his marketing-executive gig with uncle Richard Branson’s Virgin Galactic space tourism company, according to the Daily Mail. Exactly when Rocknroll quit the gig is a matter of some debate, but it appears he’s enjoying being a full-time
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Han Solo is doing just fine, suddenly
We bet some of that money went to plastic surgery, too. / ALL PHOTOS GETTY IMAGES
fine. Harrison Ford was spotted looking fit as ever boarding a private jet in Los Angeles this weekend, presumably heading back to London to
continue work on “Star Wars: Episode VII” after a productionupsetting injury earlier this year. The shooting schedule for the highly anticipated sequel was
stay-at-home dad for Winslet’s kids and the baby they share, a boy born in December. “Ned is absolutely incredible, and he looks after all of us,” Winslet has previously said. “The other day, [my son] Joe asked, ‘How come there are no other dads in the school run?’ And we both went: ‘It’s because this is the way we’re doing it.’ The kids really love that.”
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BOOKS Most Americans are not interested in reading books. Statistic Brain recently published an extensive study reporting that 80 percent of people in the U.S. have not bought a book in the past 12 months. It also stated that 42 percent of high schoolers will never read another book after they graduate. But with the popularity of graphic novels soaring, it’s perhaps the only genre that both intellectuals and those who “don’t like reading” are drawn toward. Here are some of the best new releases.
The importance of graphic novels ‘The Graveyard Book: Volume 1’ by P. Craig Russell Neil Gaiman’s “The Graveyard Book” is already an awardwinning No. 1 New York Times best-seller, but this graphic novel adaptation
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The pictures may lure you in, but the stories will stick with you. introduces the story to teens who might not normally have picked up the original. Through witty language and skillful, colorful art, the book tells the story of a boy living in a graveyard and being raised by beings who are neither living nor dead.
‘Can’t We Talk About Something More Pleasant?’ by Roz Chast The New Yorker cartoonist released this book, her memoir, in graphic novel
by Gabe Guarente and illustrated by Dave Fox High school is hell for a lot of people, but for 17-year-old Trevor it is literally hell. He has to get at least a D to be transferred from this holding for lost souls to Purgatory. Any teen who finds school less than desirable (so, most) will enjoy the cast of characters, gallows humor and carefully crafted illustrations in this newly released book.
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form, largely focusing on her aging parents’ last days. Like the cartoons she is famous for, it’s both humorous and quite sad. Chast succeeds in taking a complicated issue almost everyone will go through and making it deeply personal and relatable.
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by Cece Bell Out next month (Sept. 2), “El Deafo” is the author and illustrator’s true story of coping with a hearing impairment while dealing with being the new kid at school. Even when going through the ups and downs of getting a new hearing aid, Cece is more focused on what any kid at that age wants: finding friends and being accepted. Its poignant story is one people of all ages can learn from.
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Saving Sean Bean Interview. The actor known for dramatic deaths tries to survive his latest series. Martin Odum is a top secret FBI agent. His job is to go deep undercover in an assumed identity for months at a time with potential terrorist groups. Odum is scarily good at taking on the identities, called “legends.� In fact, he’s so good at becoming someone else that his bosses are worried about his mental health. So far, it sounds like exactly what you would expect from a crime show about an eccentric genius. The twist? Martin Odum might be another assumed identity — he’s just unaware of it. The mystery of Martin
Odum’s true identity promises plenty of plot twists for TNT’s new series, “Legends,� to unravel. Stepping into the role of Odum is Sean Bean, best known to audiences for losing his head as Ned Stark on “Game of Thrones.� Or they know him as Boromir, who dies in “The Fellowship of the Rings.� One begins to sense a certain theme in Bean’s roles. He’s so wellknown for not surviving his own movies that the producers of “Legends� created a hashtag to promote the show called #DontKillSeanBean. Asked about the promoQuoted
“[He’s] a very lonely man who kind of throws himself into characters, like an addiction, to find some relief from his everyday life.� Bean, on his character in “Legends.�
tional campaign, Bean seems good-natured about the whole thing. He laughs and says, “It’s quite funny. I was quite amused by it.� The show is a little more serious. Bean says he was drawn to the role partly because of showrunner Howard Gordon, who also executive produced “24,� but also because, he says, “It was a very fascinating opportunity to play somebody who plays multiple personalities and creates the characters for himself in order to do the job that he does.� The fact that Odum’s true identity is a mystery is heightened by the degree to which the character is isolated. Bean calls him “a very lonely man who kind of throws himself into characters, like an addiction, to find some relief from his everyday life. He’s happier being someone else.� LISA WEIDENFELD @LisaWeidenfeld
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Not dead yet “Legends,â€? at least in the early episodes, shows a willingness to kill o its characters, even ones viewers think might be safe. For now, though, it seems like Bean will survive, because he’s the lead on the show. Of course, it’s that kind of thinking that took so many viewers by surprise on “Game of Thrones,â€? but since the pro-
ducers are aiming to keep him alive, he might be safe. “I’m very attered that people want me to stick around a little longer,â€? says Bean. Just to be on the safe side, though, all the people out there running “Save Sean Beanâ€? Tumblrs, Twitter feeds and blogs, stay vigilant! You never know what’s going to get him this time.
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 15 1:30 PM Jeff Barry: Benefits of Organic Foods & Agriculture 2:00 PM Cheryl McKinnon: Math & Sewing 2:30 PM Manuel Rivera: Inside Hydrorecovery Technology 3:00 PM Sudhir Shah: Safe Cosmetics 3:30 PM Katrina Kazda: How to Plan a Zero Waste Event 4:00 PM Dan Corrigan: About Therapeutic Hemp Extract 4:30 PM Chad Stern: Considering Solar: Best Options! 5:00 PM Jonah Rapino: Biz Model to Help Green Nonprofits 5:30 PM David Mello-Guimaraes: Not Going Solar? SATURDAY, AUGUST 16 12:00 PM Christian Bay-Jorgensen & Mark Winterer: Green Roofs Now! A Danish & American Perspective 12:30 PM Dr. Altvater: Medical Marijuana Hydroponics at Home 1:00 PM Christian Sann: Potential Sea-level Rise 1:30 PM Coleman Harrison: Stop the Wars, Stop the Warming 2:00 PM Robert Mirandola: Maintaining Your Spinal Health 2:30 PM Chef Oonagh Williams: The Power of Food 3:00 PM Yuping Su: Benefits of LED Lights 3:30 PM Beth Gross-Santos: The Story Behind the Seed 4:00 PM Prof. Maru Colbert: Toxic Waste Reduction 4:30 PM Meet the State Candidates of the Green Rainbow Party 5:00 PM Jackson Madnick: Healthy Lawn, Healthy Water! 5:30 PM Cori Snedecor: Crowdfunding for the Environment SUNDAY, AUGUST 17 12:00 PM Dr. Richard Komp: DIY Solar Cells to Charge Your Cell 2:00 PM Guy Peled: Home Energy Audits 101 2:30 PM Dr. Richard Komp: Green Agriculture and Solar 3:30 PM Megan Sullivan: Find Out About Laser Skincare 4:00 PM Dave Sherman: Recyclle Foam -Process and Products 4:30 PM Rock Bastianelli: No Cost Solar Panel Installations
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In the ‘Mood’ Salut! Audrey Tautou talks about what it’s like to act in a crazy Michel Gondry film. Audrey Tautou hasn’t spoken English in two weeks and keeps apologizing. “It’s difficult for me in English when I want to say something that is beyond that of a 7-year-old child,” she says. “In French, I promise I have all the correct vocabulary.” But she soldiers on anyway, talking over a trans-Atlantic call about Michel Gondry’s highly visual “Mood Indigo.” Tautou plays Chloe, a nice woman whose marriage to a playboy (Romain Duris) is jeopardized when she falls prey to a whimsical but deadly disease: She finds a water lily trapped in her lung. On helping to realize a book (from 1947, by Boris Vian) she read long ago onto the screen: “It felt like I was returning to my youth; it was very nostalgic. And it seemed impossible to adapt this novel. I was awful curious to see how Gondry would bring it to life.” The chaos of his sets: “It was a big mess — which he created intentionally, to get us to forget about the camera and be more natural. He doesn’t ask for silence then yell ‘Action!’ His cameras were always on. We wouldn’t know if they were on us or someone else. It made us feel very free.” Gondry vs. ‘Amelie’ director Jean-Pierre Jeunet: “Their aesthetics are so similar, but they’re so different. Jean-Pierre is a perfectionist. Everything is perfectly timed; the lighting is beautiful. Michel is the opposite. He likes when it’s not too beautiful, when it’s alive and everything’s a mess.” About being known for ‘Amelie,’ still: “That’s my hit! That’s it. I’m really proud of it. It would only be a problem if I hadn’t done any other movies.”
Rather than do it in post, “Mood Indigo” director Michel Gondry had stars Audrey Tautou and Romain Duris actually get into a cloud vehicle. / DRAFTHOUSE FILMS
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DO YOU DRINK SODA, SPORTS DRINKS OR ENERGY DRINKS Audrey Tautou’s latest is “Mood Indigo,” in which she plays a woman with a water lily trapped in her lung. WIREIMAGE Across the sea
Coming to America? After the success of “Amelie,” Tautou didn’t go Hollywood. (She did one film, “The Da Vinci Code.”) She’s often said that she’s a French actress and would never move to Los Angeles. Would she come here for work? “Yeah, of course. But I’m not the one who decides, huh? They aren’t waiting for me,” she says, laughing. “I’m not very social; I’m not very good at self-advertising. Next time I’m promoting a movie in America, I should just recite my list of preferred directors.”
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Chris O’Dowd: Seriously funny Interview. The usually comic actor blends dark humor and dark drama in “Calvary.”
Chris O’Dowd does comedy (“The IT Crowd,” “Bridesmaids”) and drama (his Tonynominated turn in Broadway’s “Of Mice and Men”). But he gets to do both in “Calvary.” The latest from John Michael McDonagh (“The Guard”), it features him as a cuckolded butcher in a village whose local priest (Brendan Gleeson) receives a death threat from a mystery man who’s angry about the Catholic Church’s sex abuse scandal.
His initial reservations
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His relationship to the setting “We shot the film 20 minutes down the road from where I grew up. That kind of nihilism the characters feel, I could recognize. Being brutally funny and brutally brutal is not something I had to think about.”
“I remember when I learned that John Michael was going to do a film about the priesthood, I was a little wary. I had a very positive relationship with priests when I was young. I kind of presumed — erroneously, it turned out — that it was going to be a hatchet job on priests. When I read [the script], I was pleasantly surprised that that wasn’t the case. I would consider myself an atheist — or as John would call it, ‘a recovered Catholic.’ I felt it was very interesting to have a priest who is a hero in a story where organized religion is often the enemy.”
A priest at the helm “The idea that Brendan’s character is somewhat ridiculed by the rest of the community was interesting. For centuries, people were made to feel small by their church. Now they’ve become the bullies. It’s almost like that
Brendan Gleeson and Chris O’Dowd chat in front of some meat in “Calvary.” / FOX SEARCHLIGHT
thing where you’re bullied then you go home and you bully your kids, and then your kids bully somebody else.”
The film is more agnostic than pro-religion in its philosophy “Even though [the premise of ‘Calvary’ concerns] our relationship with the church, it’s not about whether a God exists. It’s right to not come down on either side. Saying that God doesn’t exist would have been as bad as John saying that he does.”
Researching abuse by members
of the Church “I read a few cases. It’s harrowing. The disappointing thing is, once you start looking for that on Google, it’s endless. It’s one of the reasons I’m delighted the film is coming out. There are so many incredible stories — tragic and harrowing stories that have never been told. That we can do one feels good.”
The dark-edged humor of brothers John Michael and Martin McDonagh “They’re cornering the market on that, the McDonaghs. They’ve got an incredible sense for it. It’s almost like
Interview. Matt Walsh gets hit by some bad weather in ‘Into the Storm’
Matt Walsh plays the curmudgeonly head of a weather documentary crew in “Into the Storm.” / WARNER BROS. PICTURES
It seems strange for an effectsheavy movie such as “Into the Storm” to include an actor like Matt Walsh, a comedy guy. He’s a founding member of the Upright Citizens Brigade and plays the comfortably buffoonish Mike McLintock on “Veep.” It was a weird project for him to take on, he admits, even if it was a good challenge. “I always try to do stunts in comedy. So I’ve always felt like an action movie would be a blast,” he says. In the film — about a tornado that rips through God’s Country — he plays the tyrannical head of a documentary TV crew trying to get the perfect shot with their giant truck. “I get to drive a kick-ass vehicle. And it seemed a good arc for a character who
seems like a curmudgeon to get some redemption.” Though the tornado itself was obviously fake, Walsh wasn’t far from the real thing. “They had 400-mph fans blowing at us and people throwing leaves and sticks into the wind, or pelting us with golf-ballsized hailstones,” he recalls. For a stretch of the film, he and much of the cast have to hide in a sewer while the storm rages outside. “They had these towers that just ran cold water on us,” he says. “You stayed wet for the rest of the day. We were in the sewers for weeks, where it was windy and dusty. Then we lived in a restaurant during the rest of the day — sort of like the Ninja Turtles.” MATT PRIGGE
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Veeping Walsh shot “Into the Storm” while on break from the hyperprofane government satire “Veep.” Like everyone in the cast, his character is a regular target for insults, some of them about Walsh’s own physical appearance. But that’s fine. “The first day we get the new scripts, the first thing I look for is the awfulest thing they’ve written about me,” he says. “They’re always really funny.”
[Samuel] Beckett. The relationship between comedy and suspense is seen nowhere better at the moment than in the writing of the McDonaghs.”
He always wanted to work with Brendan Gleeson “He’s a very sweet guy. He carries himself with such integrity. He’s very open and very loose and always up for a joke. He has that kind of confidence where he doesn’t need to portray grandeur. But once the cameras go on, he’s like a colossus.” MATT PRIGGE @mattprigge
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The ports of Hamburg are popular with residents, tourists and merchants. / CHRISTIAN SPAHRBIER
Hamburg: It’s cooler than you thought Hamburg isn’t really an underdog destination. It can just feel that way: It doesn’t have the cool reputation of Berlin. But it has money. The city has the most millionaires in Germany. It’s a business and a journalism hub; Der Spiegel calls it home. It has the second biggest port in Europe (after Rotterdam), making it an in-
ternational trading hot spot. It’s doing just fine. Of course, those traits don’t make Hamburg seem homey, or even tourist-friendly — but it’s both. It’s the largest city in Europe that’s not a capital, meaning there is plenty of room for everyone and everything. Strolling (or, preferably, biking) from one neighborhood to another can feel like
embarking on an epic journey, going from scenic harbors to rich shopping districts to gritty apartments. If Berlin is New York City, then Hamburg is roughly Philadelphia — the more affordable living space that has its own unique charm. (Berlin is easily accessible via a two-hour Eurorail ride.) Indeed, you won’t see many Rich Uncle Pennybags
types strolling around the city. You see young people. Many of the city’s artist-types live in Sternschanze, which is filled with cafes, bars, green markets and record shops, some specializing in Hamburg-only music. But they migrate everywhere, including the vast Alster lake, a favorite place for sailing on one of Hamburg’s many, many windy days.
Hamburger helper?
The skeevy side The Reeperbahn is a stretch of Hamburg’s St. Pauli neighborhood that has long been a thriving red light district. It’s right by the port, and historically it was where sailors from around the world came to
Hamburg boasts another significant milestone, though this one is up for debate: The city is possibly where the hamburger was invented. Though history has proven vague on the modern burger’s origins, it almost assuredly has roots in the “Hamburg steak” — a patty of minced beef created in the 19th century. Who put a bun around this contraption is a mystery, but some Hamburg restaurants — including the Oberhafen-Kantine near Hafencity, situated in a leaning building — still serve
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have fun. Even today, the street teems with women posing in windows — prostitution is legal — and sex shops that could shock puritanical Americans. One store sells a certain toy in the shape of the Eiffel Tower.
an early version of this: the “rundstuck warm,” which piles vegetables and gravy on top of a round patty.
Guten tag! One of Europe’s largest cities has enough room for wealth and a red light district. MATT PRIGGE @mattprigge
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The Reeperbahn is also one of the sordid birthplaces of The Beatles. In the early ’60s, the band came to Hamburg to set up residencies at a handful of the street’s many clubs, playing numerous sets every day and, amazingly, never repeating a song per stint. (Paul McCartney and Pete Best were at one point deported for starting a fire with a condom.) If you want to savor the sights of the Fab Four’s origins, do it during the day time; at night they’re obscured by revved-up crowds and blinding neon.
There are plenty of places to get giant, refreshing, traditional German beers. And there’s the longtime Hamburg-brewed Astra — a staple of any German alehouse. But there’s also the Ratsheern Braurei in Sternschanze, a brewery that has been trying to catch a pioneering beer country up to the modern day. They even have an American master brewer.
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Whether you’re sending a child off to school for the first time or raising a high schooler, it’s never too early — or too late — to talk about bullying. High school
‘Positive’ By Paige Rawl with Ali Benjamin This moving memoir not only puts the effects of bullying into perspective for teens but also educates about HIV. While a student, Paige Rawl was bullied so much about her HIV-positive status that she stopped going to school and even attempted to take her own life. It’s a powerful story about how hurtful words and rumors can be, and also how to pick yourself up and become stronger than your tormentors. Reading this first-person account will stay with you long after you finish reading.
HOW TO TALK TO YOUR KIDS ABOUT BULLYING
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‘Rocco the Platypus Gets Bullied’ By Rich Bergman and illustrated by Alexander Yogi Introducing the concept of bullying via this animal story is a good way to ease into the topic. In the book, a platypus named Rocco wants more than anything for the ducks, otters and beavers to like him, but they see him as an outsider. Rocco wins them over eventually through his kind actions and by not stooping to their level. Use this book to help your preschooler learn that he or she will meet different types of kids at school and that their differences should be celebrated. Then, highlight some things that make him or her special.
By Andrew Clements This story about how a kid goes from being a bully’s favorite target to taking him down has a “Revenge of the Nerds” feel to it that kids will love. It shows them what to do if they’re bullied and how to fight back without turning into bullies themselves. When you’re done reading the book together, start a conversation about what your son or daughter has seen in his or her school or ask if there’s anything he or she is worried about experiencing. This way, kids will know it’s safe to come to you with their fears.
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‘Runt’ By Nora Raleigh Baskin Popular culture typically paints one person as a bully and one person as a victim, but what makes this novel so relatable is that it explores the gray areas in between. By incorporating online tactics and things that happen at school but are too subtle to be caught by teachers, it reveals a side of bullying that isn’t normally seen — and the consequences of actions both large and small. This book teaches kids that being complacent can be a form of bullying and that he or she should always stand up for what’s right.
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Faltering Palestine deserves its fate
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addition, many women are strapped with explosives to their chests. So it would seem that the women and children are not so innocent there. Israel has been a democracy for 66 years. The Palestinians have had that much time to establish a presence in the political system and did not. Of course, it would mean that they would have to recognize the legitimacy of the country. So before condemning Israel think about the 66 years of missed Palestinian opportunities.
Re: ‘Israel can’t justify its actions’ (Metro, Aug. 11) To letter writer William Gore, Jr.: before condemning Israel for its missile attacks, you should ensure that they are murdering “innocent” children. I have seen many pictures of 9- and 10-year-olds holding weapons, which doesn’t seem so innocent to me. In
Congress adjourning and leaving Washington for a fiveweek recess is actually great news. Our civil and economic liberties are continually at risk when any legislative body — be it the city council, state legislature or Congress — is in session. Elected officials on a bipartisan basis routinely pass legislation to increase
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NBA. Something’s got to give as the Celtics have too many bodies.
Remember that trip Kevin Love took to Fenway on June 1? Maybe he just really likes baseball. Love isn’t coming to Boston to play hoops for the Celtics, that’s almost for sure. The All-Star power forward is almost certain to join LeBron James in Cleveland in a couple of weeks. So, what is the Celtics’ Plan A, now? All signs point to “stay the course,” but there will undoubtedly be some player movement before training camp opens. Some situations to keep an eye on: MATT BURKE @BurkeMetroBos
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RAJON RONDO POSTED ONE TRIPLE-DOUBLE IN 2013-14. GETTY IMAGES
There has not been one fresh Rajon Rondo trade rumor this week. What’s the deal? For all you Rondo haters, sorry. It’s becoming increasingly likely that No. 9 will be wearing green when the season begins in late October. If Danny Ainge is indeed hellbent on trading the longest tenured Celtic, he will likely do so when Rondo’s stock is higher than it is today. A trade would most likely happen near next February’s trade deadline, after Rondo shows some GMs across the league that he is still something of a triple-double machine. Rondo had just one triple-double last season as he recovered from injury.
Covet that Green It’s regarded as more fact than opinion around here — Jeff Green is overpaid. But get this: If Green puts up numbers like he did this past season (16.9 points per game), it’s a safe bet that he will actually opt out of his current contract to look for more money on the open market next summer.
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Wow, he’s still here? Brandon Bass has been mentioned in nearly as many trade rumors as Rondo over the past few years, but this may finally be the year. The power forward will become an unrestricted free agent next summer and
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could certainly help a playoff contender down the stretch of the 2014-15 season. Of course, with the East so top-heavy, who’s to say the Celtics won’t be playoff contenders themselves. They’ve certainly got the depth issue covered as presently constituted.
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Belichick next up in ‘Ice Bucket Challenge’ Patriots head coach Bill Belichick isn’t one for social media, famously saying he knows nothing about “MyFace.” But New York Giants president John Mara is attempting to get Belichick to take notice for a good cause. Mara took on the “Ice Bucket Challenge” that raises awareness for ALS and then “challenged” Belichick, Pats owner Robert Kraft and Jets owner Woody Johnson to take the challenge next. METRO NBA
Oden charged with battery Greg Oden, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2007 NBA Draft, has been charged with battery for allegedly punching his ex-girlfriend in the face during a fight in Indiana. Oden’s basketball career hasn’t panned out as planned as he missed the entire 2010-11, 2011-12 and 2012-13 seasons before playing sparingly with the Miami Heat last season. METRO
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Dobson, Easley at practice for Pats Injuries ravaged the Patriots roster last season, but so far so good in Foxboro this year. New England fans received some good news Monday as wide receiver Aaron Dobson and rookie defensive tackle Dominique Easley practiced for the first time in training camp. Dobson, who has been out with a foot injury, caught 37 balls for 519 yards and four touchdowns in his rookie season of 2013. Easley tore his ACL early in his final season at Florida. METRO
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Tight end no longer a position of power NFL. Once the focal point of their offense, the Patriots don’t love tight ends like they used to. When the Patriots drafted Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez in the 2010 NFL draft, it signaled to many a change in offensive philosophy. New England wanted to go back to the future, to give Tom Brady as many options as possible in the middle of the field. Relying on the bigplay capabilities of Randy Moss on the outside was no longer important — the Patriots were implying with their actions — and not so surprisingly, they traded Moss in October of 2010. For several years, Bill Belichick certainly looked as though he was on to something as Gronkowski and Hernandez provided nightmarish matchup problems for defenses. Gronk had 10 touchdown grabs in 2010, 17 in 2011 and 11 in 2012. Hernandez had six TDs in 2010, seven in 2011 and five in 2012. But Gronkowski’s career has been interrupted by injuries and Hernandez is currently sitting in a jail cell. The Patriots are now adjusting on the fly, and over four years removed from their decision to go “tight end first,” it’s unclear as to what the philosophy is now.
Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski has still not been cleared for contact. / GETTY IMAGES
Truth be told, it’s difficult to imagine the Pats finding another tight end with the skill set of Hernandez anytime soon. This was a player
Big Ben The Patriots signed veteran tight end Ben Hartsock this week. •
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that lined up in the Patriots backfield at times as Belichick looked to take advantage of Hernandez’s unique agility at 6-foot-1, 245 pounds. Gronkowski, at 6-foot-6, 265 pounds, is more like the stereotypical tight end. He’s burly, is an exceptional blocker and has tremendous hands. Make no mistake, the Patriots will utilize Gronkowski to the nth degree if he’s healthy this season. But will New England’s offense be more tempted to go to a player like Brandon LaFell on the outside this year? Or will it focus mainly on Julian Edelman and Danny Amendola in the slot? Those options seem to be more likely than the Patriots focusing first and foremost on their tight ends.
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“I’m not out here running routes or anything at 80 percent. I’m running out there going full speed in the drills. But they are just limiting the drills I can do from the contact.” Rob Gronkowski, to ESPN on his health. Gronkowski is not yet cleared for contact.
It’s likely that the Pats will carry only two traditional tight ends on their roster in Gronkowski and Michael Hoomanawanui. The team dismissed rookie tight ends Asa Watson and Justin Jones after their first preseason game against the Redskins but signed three tight ends in the wake of that initial transaction as Ben Hartsock, Steve Maneri and Terrence Miller are now on board.
Hartsock is the best bet to squeeze onto the Pats’ roster by Week 1 as the former Carolina Panther is known for his exceptional blocking. Just don’t expect Hartsock to be one of Brady’s favorite targets. Hartsock caught just two passes in 43 games with Carolina the past three seasons. MATT BURKE @BurkeMetroBos
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NBA. Raptors fined for Drake’s pitch at concert Hip-hop star Drake got the Toronto Raptors in trouble this week as the team was fined $25,000 by the NBA for a violation of tampering rules, according to ESPN. Drake, the Raptors’ “global ambassador,� told a crowd in Toronto to let Thunder star Kevin Durant — who was in attendance — know what it would feel like if he ever played for the Raptors. “You know my brother Kevin Durant was kind enough to come to the show tonight and watch us,� Drake said. “I just want him to see what would happen if he came to play in Toronto. Let him know what would happen!� METRO
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Red Sox in Cincy for two games before heading home The Red Sox (52-65) will wrap up an eight-game road trip with two games against the Reds in Cincinnati on Tuesday and Wednesday. Boston and Cincy met earlier this season at Fenway Park, with the Red Sox taking both games by a score of 4-3. Joe Kelly (2-2, 3.86 ERA) will make his second start in a Red Sox uniform Tuesday, squaring o against Mat Latos (4-3, 3.12 ERA). In a matinee Wednesday (12:35 p.m., NESN), the Sox will send Allen Webster (2-1, 4.91 ERA) to the hill as Cincy will counter with Homer Bailey
(9-5, 3.71 ERA). The Reds (60-58) are still very much alive in the NL playo race as they are ďŹ ve games behind Milwaukee in the division and 2 1/2 games out of the ďŹ nal wild card spot. The Red Sox are no longer in “win-nowâ€? mode as the organization has its eyes ďŹ xed on 2015, but Boston looked solid in its weekend series against Anaheim, taking two of three. The Sox are 4-5 since deadline day. Boston returns to Fenway Park on Thursday when it will take on the Astros in the ďŹ rst game of a four-game set. It will be the beginning of an 11-game homestand. The Red Sox won’t be back on the road until Aug. 25 when they’ll be in Toronto. METRO
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