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BOSTON Wednesday, August 13, 2014 www.metro.us | t: MetroBOS | f: MetroBoston Film. Fans of Robin Williams flocked to the Public Garden on Tuesday to leave messages and trinkets on the bench where he filmed parts of “Good Will Hunting.” The coroner confirmed that the Oscar winner hanged himself. PAGES 02, 05
Boston bench serves as shrine to Robin Williams The bench, where the deceased actor filmed one of the most poignant scenes in “Good Will Hunting,” was surrounded with flowers and quotes from his movies written in chalk. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO
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T releases photos of alleged credit card thief Transit Police are searching for a man who last month they suspect used stolen credit cards at Downtown Crossing Station. The suspect, who police described as an Asian male with a thin build, allegedly used the credit cards to buy monthly MBTA Charlie Cards around 12:30 a.m. on July 18. Anyone with information can call 617-222-1050.
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Bostonians paused Tuesday in front of the Boston Public Garden bench where Robin Williams filmed a scene with Matt Damon for the film “Good Will Hunting.” Actor Justin Long was spotted in the crowd paying his respects. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO
Mourners remember Williams in Garden Boston. People left quotes and flowers at a bench where Robin Williams filmed a “Good Will Hunting” scene.
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On a beautiful summer day in the otherwise bustling Boston Public Garden, a crowd of mourners gathered on Tuesday at the bench in the park where Robin Williams filmed a scene for “Good Will Hunting.” They stood silently and watched as some wrote quotes or personal messages in chalk and as others placed flowers. The actor and comedian died Monday after apparently taking his own life. He was 63.
Eliza Lockhart-Jenks said that after she heard the news of Williams’ death on Monday, she was surprised and eventually put on one of her favorite movies, “Hook.” In front of the bench she took a piece of chalk, bent down to the pathway and added a motto from the movie: “Fight. Fly. Crow.” “Everyone sort of reacts really strongly when celebrities die, but this one for some reason feels really personal,” said the 27-year-old from Boston. “I think Boston really likes to take care of its own and because he made [Good Will Hunting] that really touched so many people, we kind of feel like he’s our own.” For many people of a younger generation, they grew up watching Williams in countless shows and movies from “Mork and Mindy” and
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Phillip Chism, shown at age 14 PAUL BILODEAU / POOL PHOTO
A teen suspected of murdering his Danvers math teacher last year will be tried as an adult, a Salem Superior Court ruled Tuesday. A defense attorney for Philip Chism, who was 14 when he allegedly raped and stabbed 24-year-old Colleen Ritzer last October, argued that
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Visit Metro.us to view a slideshow of Boston mourning Robin Williams. “Mrs. Doubtfire” to “Aladdin” and “Dead Poets Society.” Charles Nash, 23, of Boston, sat on the grass next to the bench and read some of the messages people left. For Nash, Williams’ performance in “Good Will Hunting” was more than just acting. “He was always a big part of my childhood and ‘Good Will Hunting’ meant so much
“Just to look at him you wouldn’t suspect he had anything going on otherwise than just being able to make people happy and laugh.” Gladys Ruiz, 19, visiting from Maryland
as a teenager who felt kind of lost like Matt Damon’s character was,” said Nash. “I felt it would be best to pay my respects and not to mention that mental illness and depression is so horrible and we don’t acknowledge it enough.” MICHAEL NAUGHTON @MetroBosMike
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Salem. Court rules that teen accused of killing teacher will be tried as adult
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Chism should not be tried as a adult as it violates his constitutional rights. But a district attorney called the murder “heinous and brutal,” and said Chism is protected under current state law requiring minors 14 and older charged with murder be tried as adults. MORGAN ROUSSEAU
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Market Basket issues ‘last request’ to employees Market Basket seems to be giving hundreds of employees who have walked off the job in protest one final chance to return to work. The company’s CEOs sent a letter to the workers saying they have until Friday to report back to their positions, or they will lose their jobs. METRO Crime
Report: Boston prostitutes are expensive Prostitutes in Boston cost as much as $370 an hour and are among the most expensive in the world, according to a recent report by The Economist. Boston ranked as the most expensive U.S. city in The Economists’ review, followed by San Francisco at about $360 and Seattle at about $350. The magazine analyzed 190,000 profiles of sex workers on an international review site, it said. METRO
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Franklin driver arrested following T bus collision Randolph. Thirteen people were taken to local hospitals following a Tuesday morning bus crash. A Franklin man is due in court for allegedly driving while under the influence of drugs Tuesday and colliding with an MBTA bus, sending more than a dozen passengers to the hospital. Stephen Griswold, 30, was arrested after police took him in for questioning following the crash, which happened around 10:40 a.m. on Route 28 in Randolph. According to Transit Police, Griswold’s 2006 Ford 500 was traveling in the southbound lane when the vehicle crossed the double yellow line and collided head on
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MBTA bus hits Roxbury pedestrian It was a stressful morning commute for the MBTA on Tuesday. Just minutes before the Randolph crash, another T bus was involved in an accident that resulted in injury. A pedestrian was struck
A nearby surveillance camera captured the collision. / MBTA
around 10:25 a.m. on Dudley Street near East Cottage Street in Roxbury, Transit Police Lt. Michael Shea told the Boston Globe. Shea said the man, who was not identified, suffered minor injuries and was taken to Boston Medical Center for treatment. The incident is being investigated.
with a Route 240 bus. Thirty-four passengers were on board, T spokesman Joe Pesaturo said, of which 13 were transported to local hospitals for nonlife-threatening injuries, including back and neck discomfort. Photographs taken at the scene show front-end damage to both the Ford and the bus. Griswold’s car came to rest
Griswold is accused of driving under the influence of drugs. / TRANSIT POLICE
on a nearby sidewalk. Griswold allegedly told investigators that he became dizzy prior to the accident, Pesaturo said. He is due to be arraigned today at Quincy District Court. MORGAN ROUSSEAU @MetroMorgan
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Boston Police are seeking the public’s help in identifying a man suspected of indecently assaulting a woman in South Boston over the weekend. The assault allegedly happened around 2:25 a.m. on Sunday as the victim was walking on W. 2nd St. between D and E streets. The suspect grabbed the victim from behind and groped her, police said. He is described as tall with a muscular build, having facial hair and a medium brown complexion. He fled the area on a black mountain bike. METRO
Legislation restructuring the Southfield development on the former South Weymouth Naval Air Base will land on the governor’s desk after state and local officials agreed to sideline the South Shore Tri-Town Development Corporation Board and grant more control to the towns of Weymouth, Abington and Rockland. Weymouth Sen. Robert Hedlund said once the bill becomes law, it will likely free up development dollars, and the towns will start to see some revenues from the redevelopment. SHNS
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School children who wouldn’t necessarily have supplies on the first day of school will get the items they need thanks to local leaders and volunteers who spent Tuesday stuffing thousands of backpacks. Local officials, including Mayor Marty Walsh, joined up with Garden Neighborhood Charities and The Salvation Army for the Backpack Stuff-A-Thon at the TD Garden. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO
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Demonstrations. Protesters in Mo. gather after another night of rioting More than 100 people marched at the St. Louis County courthouse on Tuesday to protest the police shooting of an unarmed black teenager, but the demonstration remained peaceful after two previous days of violence. Protesters are calling for justice for Michael Brown, 18, who was shot to death in the back of a police car on Saturday, an end to what they say is harassment of blacks by the mostly white police force in Ferguson and the jailing of the officer who shot Brown. Ferguson Police Chief Tom Jackson said police were determined to keep a lid on simmering tensions. Authorities had been expected to release the name of the officer involved in the shooting on Tuesday but the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, citing police, said on Tuesday the name would not be released. The race of the officer, a sixyear veteran who is now on administrative leave, also has
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chanted “Hands up, don’t shoot” − a reference to reports that Brown appeared to have been shot while holding his hands up in surrender. “We’ve consistently had a problem,” said St. Louis attorney Jerryl Christmas, who helped lead the protest. “There’s a lack of diversity all the way up from the local police to the prosecutor’s office into the judiciary.” REUTERS
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Hilton will retweet your criticism Are Paris Hilton’s retweets of people mocking her a form of protest or a sign of self-delusion? Asking for a friend. OK, here’s the deal: Word spread this week about how much the hotel heiress and sex tape entrepreneur pulls down for her work as a DJ in Ibiza this summer — and she’s pulling down a lot. “She’s making $2.7 million from the four nights — $347,000 an hour,” a source tells the Sun. “The crowds do seem to enjoy it, but most are too off their
faces to care that she’s simply pressed play on a Beyonce mega-mix.” Or maybe their expectations of Hilton’s abilities are so low that they’re actually blown away by her button-pressing abilities. But that’s beside the point. As versions of this story have been popping up online, Hilton has been actively retweeting them in a seeming act of braggadocio. Here’s the thing, though: She seems to be missing the point that this is not being reported as a good thing.
Stone may become the next Sally Bowles Emma Stone is reportedly set to take over for Michelle Williams on Broadway in “Cabaret,” according to one of the cattiest sources ever to talk to Radar Online. “Emma is replacing Michelle in ‘Cabaret’ at the end of November,” the sneering secret-spiller says. “Producers are hoping it helps make them back their investment and stay open for another extension because Michelle didn’t do the box office they were hoping for.” Damn, anything else? Yes, actually: Apparently director Sam Mendes didn’t even want Williams in the first place. “[Stone] was Sam Mendes’ first choice, but had to drop out because Sony wouldn’t accommodate the dates with ‘SpiderMan 2.’”
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Polanski to sit out film festival because, well, you know
Roman Polanski never feels comfortable these days.
Roman Polanski has elected to sit out this week’s Locarno Film Festival in Switzerland, where he was set to receive a lifetime achievement award, present his latest film and teach a master class on directing. The decision comes after Polanski’s planned attendance sparked outrage from those still calling for the “Chinatown” director’s return to the U.S. to face 40-year-old statutory rape charges. “Dear friends, I am sorry to inform you that having considered the extent to which my planned appearance at the Locarno Festival provokes tensions and controversies among those opposed to my visit, even as I respect their opinions, it is with a heavy heart that I must cancel my visit. I am deeply saddened to disappoint you,” Polanski said in a statement. Festival organizers, for their part, called the protests to Polanski’s inclusion “unacceptable interference of some in the artistic liberty of the festival.”
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is such a small girl,” the source adds. “Ashton will not accept this and refuses to see her in pain.”
Actress Bacall dies at 89
Legendary screen siren Lauren Bacall died Tuesday at 89 years old, according to the Humphrey Bogart Estate. Bacall, who was born in New York City, began her career as a model at 19 years old, eventually getting her first screen role in Howard Hawks’ “To Have and Have Not” in 1944. She starred alongside Humphrey Bogart, who she would marry in 1945. The two remained married until Bogart’s sudden death in 1957. The two were one of the most powerful couples in Hollywood throughout the 1940s and ’50s, starring in films such as “The Big Sleep” and “Key Largo.” Bacall was nominated for one Oscar in her career, for 1996’s “The Mirror Has Two Faces.” She continued acting well into her 80s, most recently appearing on-screen in the 2012 film “The Forger.”
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The Dude really does abide Interview. Je Bridges has been behind the ďŹ lm of the controversial YA novel “The Giverâ€? for ages.
Lois Lowry’s 1993 hit young adult novel “The Giver� has a lot of die-hard fans, but possibly none more die-hard than Jeff Bridges — no, really. The Oscarwinning actor has been trying to get a film version of the book — about a future society where emotions and memories are controlled to keep the peace — for the past 18 years. Well, he finally got his wish.
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You’ve been behind this film for a while. Is this a more personal project for you than some others you’ve done recently, would you say? Yeah, I think so. I’ve been involved with it for about 18 years. I originally wanted to direct my father, Lloyd Bridges, in the film. As a matter of fact, somewhere we have a videotape of me doing just that. We read through the whole book; my dad played The Giver. Dylan, my brother’s son, played Jonas, one of his sons shot it and my buddy Bud Cort narrated the whole thing. Hopefully we’ll break it out for the DVD.
Here’s that photo of Je Bridges and Taylor Swift from “The Giverâ€? that you always wanted to see. / THE WEINSTEIN COMPANY Playing it cool
Do you find that since winning the Oscar you’ve been put in the ‘serious actor’ niche? Well, now I’ve kind of taken that strategy of playing things dierently and thrown that out the window. Now I just
jam and do whatever. I’m not too concerned about my career anymore. I’m just kind of playing. I try to resist being engaged in anything because I know what it takes. And that’s also been kind of my game plan, to kind of resist. So what
happens is you get things you just can’t resist because they’re too cool, and that also has kind of served me well, I think.
What would you say was the biggest reason for the delay in getting this movie made? I think the challenge of creat-
ing that world, for one thing. And also, there’s a certain danger element to the book. I thought it would be much easier than it turned out to be to get it made. I mean, 12 million copies sold in 21 countries, [it’s] a Newbery Award-winning book, [it’s] taught in schools — there are curriculums based on the book. ... But it’s also on the banned books list, so it’s quite controversial. A lot of people felt it was too risky for kids to
know that. ... There are sexual themes in it, a little bit of violence, but nothing compared to other movies that are out today. And then you have the euthanasia element. ... I think that made the financiers question whether it would be accepted or not. [But] then movies like “The Hunger Games� — my understanding is that they were inspired by “The Giver� — [were successful]; their success really helped our movie get made.
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Not easy shooting green Interview. Filmmaker Jonathan Liebesman wanted fun and seriousness in “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.”
South African director Jonathan Liebesman knew going into “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” that taking on such a storied and popular part of pop culture wouldn’t be without its challenges. Chief among them: Even die-hard fans argue about what exactly counts as canon when it comes to Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello and Raphael. But then again, Liebesman likes a challenge. How do you decide what’s canon and what’s not for this franchise? For me, I was a huge fan of the cartoons and the movies. I didn’t know a lot about the comic books until I met Kevin Eastman and read them. Everyone’s a critic
You’ve had to deal with online criticism at every turn with this project. How do you stomach that? At least people care, and that’s why they’re s---ing on us.
What was important were touchstones such as pizza and “Cowabunga,” but their personalities were most important. There are those tropes, for sure. I think it’s like a dysfunctional family that has to come together to save the world. In the age of “Man of Steel” and “The Dark Knight,” you have to make sure audiences know this isn’t meant to be taken seriously, right? That’s what I love about the Turtles. I feel like the stuff that I became a fan of was actually the parody of superheroes, the fact that they are so absurd — the combination of teenage, mutant, ninja and turtles is so ridiculous that we do want to laugh. And the more I got into the movie, the more I wanted it to be funny. ... I wanted to try and point out how ridiculous it is without undermining the world. You have a battle on top of a skyscraper and actually show the debris hitting the ground below, which is oddly rare in an action films. Those shots can be expensive, and studios often say, “No one gives a s--- about those people down there.” But actually, that was [producer Michael] Bay. It’s very important for him to see the world being affected by the action; action doesn’t happen without consequence. NED EHRBAR @Nedrick ned.ehrbar@metro.lu
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Always wished you could get that special Fenway feeling in the safety of your own home? Do you want to cook with the Green Monster in sight to inspire you? Benjamin Moore has you covered. The paint company has released a special limited edition “Fenway Collection,” with such colors as, yes, Green Monster, Boston Blue, Boston Red, Baseline White and Foul Pole Yellow. It’s the first time these colors have been commercially
available, and you can get them at select New England Benjamin Moore retailers. You can find out who’s selling them at www.benjaminmoore.com, and the colors will be available now through the end of 2014. The season may be ending, and it may not have been one for the history books, but at least you can get yourself ready for 2015 with a quick paint job. Maybe Yoenis Cespedes needs to update his new place? LISA WEIDENFELD
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A dress that can charge gadgets through solar energy, a hoodie that’s acoustically transparent and sports underwear that monitors every bit of your health. No, we’re not describing the wardrobe of a sci-fi movie. These are only a handful of “intelligent” clothes that could become part of our everyday lives. They’re happening right now and they’re much more discreet than Google Glass. According to a Nielsen’s Connected Life Report survey, 48 percent of wearers are young — between 18 and 34 years old — and both men and women like the clothes. Despite the interest, fans are critical about the pricing. About 72 percent think the clothes are too expensive. So, while the market continues growing, the developers will have to make more affordable items. One of the most recent creations is a collection of dresses
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Sportswear is also cashing in on smart clothes. Since 2010, Sensoria has specialized in sports underwear that monitors your workout routine. All their items have e-textile sensors that can track activity and detect heart rate, force, pressure and calories. They can even identify injury-prone running styles. Prices range from $79 to $199.
by Dutch designer Pauline van Dongen that offers a chance to charge your device. Solar panels embedded in the clothing capture sun rays and convert them into power. The devices are connected via a small cable in an opening in the dress. Fascinated by the potential
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PICK THE RIGHT SNACK TO KEEP YOUR MIND SHARP We all strive to stay sharp and focused throughout the day, but our blood sugar levels tend to drop in the early afternoon, taking a toll on our energy and mental performance. Our natural response is to snack. But when we grab junky items, we set ourselves up to crash a few hours later, making our to-do lists (and added exercise debt) more difficult to conquer. Strategic snack choices can boost your productivity and prolong your energy without threatening your waistline. An ideal midday snack should be:
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Famous faces, troubled minds. Why do people who seem to have it all still struggle with depression? On the screen and stage, Robin Williams was a frenetic blur of joyful energy and wit. But behind the smile lurked something we don’t associate with celebrities: depression. We tend to think famous people are immune to mundane problems such as depression and substance abuse. They have money, power and adoring fans. But it’s not that simple, says Mandy Eppley, a professional counselor. “Influence through affluence does not change the biological components of depression, nor does it change the emotional and spiritual aspects of depression,” she says. “We have a superficial view: ‘If you have good things, you shouldn’t be struggling.’ That is not the nature of the human journey.” In the case of mental illness, the trappings of fame can be just that, according to
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psychotherapist Dr. Jennifer Kunst. Creative people are especially vulnerable, even moreso when fame comes early. Nirvana’s Kurt Cobain took his own life at 27, and child stars often make the news for their public struggles. “As artists, they tend to be extremely sensitive by nature,” Kunst says. “Such individuals can [be] harshly critical of themselves even when they’re succeeding.” Relying on the feedback of others to assess self-worth is a precarious position for anyone, Kunst says. Bad news — a negative review, financial trouble — “can lead to tremendous anxiety. They may live under a constant worry that they could lose their success at any minute — and, with it, their sense of personal value,” she says. Although they’re under constant watch by tabloids, we don’t often see celebrities
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Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22. Be cautious when dealing with financial and legal matters. Revisit a deal that you dismissed in the past. With changes, you will be able to come up with a workable agreement. Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. Expand your interests. The more you learn, the easier it will be to reach your objectives. Meeting new people and gathering information are all positive steps leading to success. Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21. Don’t waste time trying to get others to do things your way. Focus on the projects that mean the most to you. You will gain admirers.
Sagittarius | Nov. 22Dec. 21. Show your leadership qualities. Staying in control, being dependable and getting things done properly will make an impact on those in a position to help you advance. Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20. You will get more accomplished on your own today. Others may not share your vision, so keep your plans to yourself. Consider looking outside your current location for better opportunities.
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Leo | July 23-Aug. 22. You can reach your goals if you stick to simple solutions, taking baby steps and building on solid ground. Moderation will be the key to what you want.
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Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18. A good opportunity is within your reach. You will be able to achieve all that you’re hoping for if you exude confidence. A current associate will turn into a worthwhile partner. Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20. Don’t be afraid to try something new. Even if it’s difficult, your ability to learn quickly will enable you to add it to your list of accomplishments. Extra cash is imminent. Aries | March 21-April 20. Your avant-garde methods will help you deal with whatever comes your way. Don’t underestimate the possibilities of networking and mixing business with pleasure. Taurus | April 21-May 21. Choose to be as inconspicuous as possible. If someone around you is in a fighting mood, take the opportunity to become immersed in small projects or odd jobs that will keep you busy. Gemini | May 22-June 20. Use the people who care for you as reinforcements in your current struggles. Their support will help you overcome your opponents. Cancer | June 21-July 22. Get in touch with an old friend. A simple get-together with a chum will ease your stress and help you find the perfect solution to any dilemma. BERNICE BEDE OSOL
RIP, Robin Williams
depression, a most insidious disease, for many years, which is a painful, destructive ailment that has taken many lives. I understand this disease very well, for there was a time that I tried to take my own life.
We have just lost Robin Williams. It is reported that he had suffered from severe depression and has apparently died by suicide. He truly was an icon in comedy and was an actor as well. Robin could make you laugh and cry from his profound body of work. His wit and imagination was unequaled, and I don’t think anyone can fill his shoes. A light has gone out, but he will be remembered for his iconoclastic routines that will live on. He suffered from
a country if the Israelis continue to chop up their land, businesses, dignity and even identification papers as they have for the past 66 years? That’s like saying everyone else can come into the U.S. and murder innocent women and children just to get back at the KKK. Israelis should target Hamas only.
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atrocity, but went ahead and used their deaths to round up Hamas members. Already under attack, Hamas responded with rockets. The Israeli government calls what it just did in Gaza (over 400 hundred children killed) “mowing the lawn,” and this is the third time they have bombed these densest of neighborhoods since 2008. JAMES E. VAN LOOY, VIA EMAIL
Re: ‘No good choices in eliminating terrorists’ (Metro, Aug. 11) In fact, Israel knew that the three settler teens were dead almost immediately after their kidnapping and that Hamas did not commit this
Re: ‘Palestine deserves its fate’ (Metro, Aug. 12) To letter writer Howard Berner: Please tell me how the Palestinians are supposed to establish
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NO ROOM FOR SENTIMENTAL TYPES IN HUB Eight years ago, at my first job out of college, I was grilled by an elderly coworker about the Patriots’ weak attempts to re-sign Adam Vinatieri. “I hate when these guys leave!” she said. “It’s like pro sports is all about money! I don’t know why I even watch. You get attached to these guys, and then they leave!” Yup, it sucks, Gertrude. But here’s the thing: The only reason you care about these guys in the first place is because they’re winners. I didn’t hear you complaining about the Patriots when they couldn’t come to terms on a new deal with Hugh Millen in 1993. Do you know why, Gertrude? Because the Patriots went 2-14 when Millen was the QB here. And even if Hugh happened to be as cute as Jimmy Garoppolo, you probably wouldn’t have cared at the time. In fact, you probably didn’t even know old Hugh existed. Why? Because you weren’t watching at the time. Because the Patriots sucked. So enough with this sentimental stuff. There is one thing aside from money that is always en vogue in sports, and that’s winning. And thankfully, we’ve got some front office people in this town that could care less about Gertrude having one or two tearful nights. When Jon Lester was traded to the A’s two weeks ago, the local TV stations here acted as though there was a death on Yawkey Way. The news stations know that their core audience is made up of Gertrudes, and acted accordingly. But the baseball community was hailing the Red Sox as winners that day. They recognized that the 2014 Red Sox weren’t winning a damn thing. But the 2015 Red Sox? That team’s batting order should look tremendous on Opening Day with Yoenis Cespedes in the heart of it. Give the Red Sox, particularly, GM Ben Cherington credit. He brought Josh
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What about all those years that Pierce gave his heart, blood and soul to Boston? Does that idiot Ainge have a heart? The basketball community knew better, though. This move was an investment in the future of the Celtics. This move guaranteed that there would be no decade-long malaise like we saw in the 1990s. With all the assets the Celtics are acquiring, they’re assured to at least stumble into a contender in the next few years. As for the Patriots? You’d better sit down for this one, Gertrude. You better believe that the Pats will entertain trading Tom Brady in two or three years if they have a legit successor lined up. That’s a harsh reality, but it’s reality. It’s surely no fun to see your favorite athlete leave town. It stings so damn much to see these all-time greats in different uniforms. But just know that these players became all-time greats in this town in this first place by winning. And you rarely win in the longterm by being sentimental.
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