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Will new snappy signs soothe snippy drivers? Massachuetts. MassDOT hopes to shake things up and shine a light on public safety messages that may otherwise be overlooked.

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Despite the gridlock, incessant honking and other “Masshole” moves, motorists traveling along busy state roadways over the weekend may have noticed a little less road rage thanks to signs displaying a simple yet constructive message: “Keep Calm and Drive On.” More than 500 Massachusetts motorists offered their snappiest safety phrases in a first-of-its-kind MassDOT contest that sought creative mes-

sages on how to deter road rage and distracted driving while encouraging seat belt use. Transportation authorities last week announced the three winning #DOTspeak phrases after an overwhelming response on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and email since the contest launched in June. In the end, “Keep Calm and Drive On,” “Put down the phone, the LOLs and OMGs can wait” and “Make yah Ma proud, wear yah seat belt” were selected for their brevity and originality. “We received some very creative, thoughtful and funny message suggestions,” said MassDOT CEO Richard Davey. “I encourage people to continue to engage with us — you’re our eyes and ears on the road, and we rely on you to help keep the roads safe.” The signs will be displayed

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“If we can have a public discussion about safe driving habits then that is really positive, because it’s a subject that people normally ignore.” DePaola

during high traffic weekends on the state’s busiest roadways, including interstates 93, 95, 90 and 91 and routes 3, 6 and 24. Labor Day weekend’s signs will convey the texting warning, while Columbus Day weekend will focus on seat belts. The idea for #DOTspeak followed the viral success of MassDOT’s “Use Yah Blinkah” signs, which went live in May and poked fun at Boston accents. Winners received gift cards. MassDOT Highway Administrator Frank DePaola said the agency may launch a similar contest next year. “I think humor catches people’s attention, especially when it comes to road rage,” said. “If it’s a funny phrase, people tend to repeat it.” MORGAN ROUSSEAU @MetroMorgan

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Chinatown. Cops make an arrest after four injured in early morning shooting A Mattapan man is due in court today in connection to a Chinatown shooting that injured four people early Sunday morning. Melvin Smith, 27, faces a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon for allegedly shooting the four victims, who

were between the ages of 22 and 27, around 2:55 a.m. in front of Moon Villa Restaurant on Edinboro Street. Patrol officers said they heard gunshots near the restaurant, then saw a man fleeing the scene. After a brief foot chase, officers caught up with

Smith, and found a firearm. During the pursuit, an officer’s firearm was discharged, but police said “there were no injuries as a result of this discharge.” The victims were treated for non-life-threatening injuries. MORGAN ROUSSEAU

The incident occurred outside of Moon Villa. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

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A former Boston College hockey player and friend of the inspiration behind the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge was killed early Saturday after diving from a Nantucket building and drowning in the harbor below. A witness told police that Corey Griffin, 27, dove from a Juice Guys cafe around 2 a.m., then floated to the surface before slipping back under the water. An off-duty lifeguard was called to the scene and made several dives before pulling Griffin from the harbor floor. Police administered CPR, but Griffin was taken to a local hospital and pronounced dead at 3 a.m. An investigation is underway. Griffin’s death came just hours after he told his father he raised $100,000 to fight ALS in honor of his friend, Peter Frates, whose struggle with the disease sparked the viral Ice Bucket Challenge. Frates, a former Boston College baseball player, was diagnosed with ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease, in 2012. The ALS Association said Sunday that the challenge has led to $13.3 million more in donations than the organization received during the same time last year, with donations coming from existing donors and 259,505 new donors. “Team FrateTrain lost a good friend today, Corey Griffin,” Frates wrote on his Facebook page Sunday. “Helping out was nothing new for Griff. He held his own event for me back in 2012, just a few months after diagnosis. He worked his butt off these last few weeks for ALS. We texted everyday, planning and scheming ways to raise funds and plan events.” MORGAN ROUSSEAU

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Abducted Amish sisters were sexually abused: New York Times Two Amish sisters, whose abduction led to a frantic search in northern New York, were sexually abused by their captors, the New York Times reported. The girls, ages 12 and 7, were kidnapped on Wednesday from a family farm stand some 10 miles from New York’s border with Canada. They were released Thursday. Police have charged two suspects, Stephen Howells II, 39, and Nicole Vaisey, 25, with two counts each of first-degree kidnapping. In remarks to the New York Times late on Saturday, St. Lawrence County District Attorney Mary Rain said the girls had suffered sexual abuse during their captivity at Howells’ home in Hermon, New York. She did not elaborate or give further details. REUTERS

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Federal autopsy ordered for teen killed by cop in Missouri Examination. The AG called for the autopsy due tothe “extraordinary circumstances” of the case. U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder ordered a federal autopsy of a teenager shot dead by a police officer in Ferguson, Missouri, seeking to assure the family and community there will be a thorough investigation into a death that has sparked days of racially charged protests. Eighteen-year-old Michael Brown, who was black, was shot by white police officer Darren Wilson on Aug. 9. The police department in the St. Louis suburb has come under strong criticism for both the

Protesters marched and people attended church services in Ferguson, Missouri, on Sunday. / GETTY IMAGES Governor

Curfew helping to maintain peace, Gov. says Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon said a curfew in Ferguson imposed after days of protest follow-

ing the killing of unarmed African-American teenager Michael Brown, by a white policeman had helped maintain peace. Asked on CNN’s program “State of the Union” on Sunday how long the curfew

in the St Louis suburb would continue, Nixon said the duration would be “judged by the community.” The governor imposed the five-hour night curfew which started at midnight on Saturday. REUTERS

death of an unarmed man and its handling of the aftermath. Seven protesters were arrested early on Sunday after Gov. Jay Nixon imposed a curfew aimed at quelling protests and looting. Police used smoke and teargas to disperse the crowd, a State Highway Patrol spokesman said. A person was also shot and critically wounded during the night. Patrol Captain Ron Johnson, entrusted by the governor with restoring order, told hundreds of people gathered at a local church for a rally that he was committed to protecting their right to protest. “I’m sorry,” Johnson, who is black, told Brown’s family during remarks that prompted repeated standing ovations. “My heart is heavy.” The rally was led by civil rights activist Al Sharpton. REUTERS

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Photo challenge contest. Metro joins UN’s call to action on climate change As the United Nations prepares for next month’s Climate Summit at the U.N. Headquarters in NYC, Metro announces it has entered a global partnership with the peacekeeping organization on the issue of climate change. On Sept. 23, the day the summit opens, Metro International will launch its 10th edition of Metro Photo Challenge, the world’s largest photography competition. It will be widely promoted to the 18 million daily readers of the newspaper in 24 countries, as well as by the U.N.’s global network of information offices. The photography contest is open to everyone everywhere and will carry the theme “My Green City,” chosen with the UN Climate Change team. Details of the 2014 Metro Photo Challenge’s theme, categories and grand prize will be announced on the day of the launch on Sept. 23. Afsane Bassir-Pour, director of the U.N. Regional Informa-

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FILM Kelsey Grammer is one of several high-profile additions to the “Expendables” franchise for its third outing, and even he understands people might find his inclusion in the ’80s throwback testosterone-fest something of a head-scratcher. But, as Grammer tells us, he’s actually tougher than people think. “I’m working at the gym. I’m punching people in the streets,” he jokes. “All those punch videos you’ve been seeing? That’s me.” This is an interesting choice for you, this franchise. What was your reaction when they first approached you? Actually they didn’t approach me. I had heard there was a role available in “The Expendables.” I didn’t know what it was, I didn’t know how it was going to play out or what the requirements were, but I knew if I pushed a little bit, maybe their imaginations would say, “Oh. Kelsey Grammer. OK, that’s a surprise.” I’m a lot tougher than people think I am. If you know anything about my personal life, you’ll realize that. [Laughs] Is doing an action role something you’ve been looking to do? Oh, I’d love to, I’d love to do

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An 11-year-old boy was recently treated at a San Diego hospital after he developed a rash from an iPad. In trying to solve what caused the tech-related allergic reaction, doctors concluded that nickel in the tablet’s casing was the culprit. Metro highlights other peculiar allergies from everyday items.

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Containing the outbreak. Ebola not a threat to U.S. Though the worst outbreak of Ebola since its detection in the 1970s is not yet contained, and over 1,000 have died, there’s reason to be hopeful. There is no confirmed cure for the disease, but Dr. Kent Brantly, one of two medical missionaries who underwent an experimental treatment this month after becoming infected, released a statement last week saying that he is “recovering in every way.� The World Health Organization has endorsed the use of experimental drugs, though supplies are limited. Dr. Robert Amler, dean of the Institute of Public Health at New York Medical College and a former chief medical officer for the Centers for Disease

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Control, called the chances of Ebola spreading aboard planes small. “The disease is not highly contagious among people who have casual contact,� he said.

Ebola can spread only through “very, very direct contact� with the blood and bodily fluids of an infected person. “If someone is not sick, they’re not contagious; and if they are

CDC experts have arrived in Africa, which makes Amler optimistic. “The science of disease control, just like the laws of physics, doesn’t change much from one continent to another. We can expect that the disease control measures, once put in place, will be eective.â€?

sick, they’re going to be too sick to travel,� he said. “Even if they wanted to travel, the airlines are not going to board someone who is obviously very sick.� EVA KIS

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retain information. Consider leaving your phone in your dorm room before you head off to the library. You can let your parents know in advance that you’ll be unreachable, so they won’t worry.

College is a time of exploration and independence — or it would be, if many of this generation’s helicopter parents would let it be. Generations ago, a weekly phone call or email was enough for most families. But in this age of smartphones, parents expect their kids to be reachable at all times. Here’s what can you do to stay close with your parents while still having your space:

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Having your mother call the Dean’s Office after a bad midterm grade will endear you to no one. Anyone who has ever had an honest chat with a professor knows that there is nothing that irritates them more than explaining bad grades or class policies to parents. Having a hard time in class? Schedule an appointment with your instructor during office hours or find out how you can get a tutor. Letting your parents take the reins could even hurt you when it’s time to ask for letters of recommendation.

Circle Parents Day on the calendar Most schools have a designated visiting weekend for parents during the fall semester. Encourage your family to come and promise that you’ll show them all of your favorite campus haunts and introduce them to some of your friends during the visit.

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those who do? The answer, according to new research, is yes. A new study out of Sweden found that people who returned from vacation were not only happier and more relaxed when they returned back home, but that happiness also spread to others, creating a wave of joy, if you will. The researchers examined the monthly antidepressant usage of Swedes between 1993 and 2005. They found that the number of prescriptions exponentially dropped when more people were on vacation. It should be noted that here in the United States, there is no national vacation policy, making it the only developed country in the world without such a mandate. LAKSHMI GANDHI

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Find work-life balance. Taking time off from work is good for your health — and for those around you Have you heard the expression “Work hard, play hard�? In most workplaces, it may as well be “Work harder and then work some more.� Each year, thousands of Americans fail to use all of their allotted vacation time — resulting in what one Expedia study said was 557 million unused days going to waste each year. In addition to being a loss of both relaxation and money for these employees, the travel industry takes a hit as well. The forecasting group Oxford Economics says that all that unused time means that $67 billion in travel spending is lost annually. But what about workers who never go on vacation? Are they really unhappier than

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Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18. Enhancing your appearance or getting in shape will help increase your chance to get ahead. It’s how you present what you have to offer.

Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22. Don’t feel obliged to have a discussion about money if you’re not in the mood. Go over any accounts carefully. Refuse to let anyone take advantage.

Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20. Revisit dreams that used to excite you. Doing so will help provide the incentive to make changes that will increase your earning power. Dig deep into your past.

Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. Do something that will exhilarate you physically and challenge you mentally. Taking your mind off your everyday routine will help you adjust the way you move forward.

Aries | March 21-April 20. It’s a good day to plan an event. Get family or friends together for a picnic or barbecue. A potluck dinner will ensure that you don’t end up doing all the hard work yourself.

Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21. You may have been putting it off, but sooner or later you will have to scrutinize your cash reserves. Look for a way to maximize your investments so you can move forward.

Taurus | April 21-May 21. Feeling nostalgic for old friends and days gone by will get you in the mood to reunite with people and places from your past. Looking back will help you make decisions that will change your future.

Sagittarius | Nov. 22Dec. 21. You will be unnerved by an emotional encounter. Stay in control and defend your position. If you allow yourself to be bullied, you will lose respect and self-esteem. Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20. It’s time to firmly establish your professional course of action. Put your talents to good use. Your hard work will be wasted if you are not aggressive.

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Leo | July 23-Aug. 22. You will make lasting connections. Strong communication skills will help you assume a leadership role in an organization or club. Offer your services to those who need them.

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Gemini | May 22-June 20. It may seem as if everyone wants a piece of you today. Let them know tactfully that you have your own matters to take care of. Cancer | June 21-July 22. Someone may be trying to conceal important information. Be alert to unusual meetings, and consider the motives of one who is pressing you. EUGENIA LAST

Bee proactive in banning pesticides

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of the most critical steps they can take is to restrict the use of pesticides called neonicotinoids, a driving force in bee declines. Bayer, Syngenta, Monsanto and the rest of the pesticide industry will continue to try and confuse the science and the discussion about what needs to be done, but the reality is that we can’t afford to wait around while these pesticides further contaminate our air, water and soil and contribute to an untenable burden for bees, beekeepers and our agricultural economy.

In honor of Honey Bee Day, which was Saturday, we should honor pollinators critical to our food system by urging President Obama and his agencies to create the best protections possible for the nation’s bees. In the next few months, a joint task force led by Obama’s EPA and USDA will release a plan of action for addressing bee declines. One

I am outraged that Missouri police provoked a riot in the protest over unarmed black teen Michael Brown’s death. Having overly aggressive, heavily armed, military-geared police along with armored trucks out on the streets was a over-handed attempt to intimidate people justifiably upset over the senseless and unexplained death of Michael Brown. It was the Constitution-

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Revolution still in playoff mix despite slump MLS. The Revs have been in a funk all summer, but there is optimism for a late-season surge. The dog days of summer have not been kind to the Revolution as the club is winless thus far in August and has gone just 1-7-1 since the Fourth of July. Despite their struggles, however, the Revs (8-12-3, 27 points) are still very much in playoff contention in the Eastern Conference as they sit just a point behind the

New York Red Bulls for the fifth and final playoff spot. New England has 11 games remaining in the regular season. The Revs certainly need to take care of business this coming Saturday (7:30 p.m., CSNNE) at Gillette Stadium when they will host Chivas USA — the basement dwellers of the Western Conference at 6-11-6 this season. New England has been much better at home than on the road this season as it has scored 17 goals at Gillette but only 13 on foreign turf. The Revs have also allowed fewer goals at home than on the road as they have a home goal differential of plus-7 and a road

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goal differential of minus-13. The reasons for the Revs’ struggles of late have more to do with offensive futility than a leaky defense and weak goaltending. Keeper Bobby Shuttleworth has only let one game get away from him this summer — a 5-1 loss in Carson, California to the Galaxy. Not counting the July 16 blowout loss, Shuttleworth had allowed just 1.42 goals per game since the beginning of July. The offense has scored two or more goals just once since July 4, not surprisingly their only victory — a 3-0 blanking of Colorado in Foxboro on July 30. After their meeting with Chivas USA Saturday, New England will take on Toronto FC in Canada on Aug. 30. MATT BURKE @BurkeMetroBos

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While the Patriots defense received the brunt of the criticism after Friday night’s preseason shootout against Philly, a 42-35 Pats win, running back Stevan Ridley will get his fair share of negative feedback this week. The fourth year running back has shown flashes of brilliance during his Foxboro tenure, but his fumbling issues don’t seem to be going away anytime soon. Ridley coughed up the football again in the preseason game against Philly. The miscue came on his seventh carry of the night and occurred in the

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red zone. “We always talk about ball-security,” Patriots head coach Bill Belichick said this past weekend. “Taking care of the ball, there’s nothing that correlates more to winning and losing than the turnovers so that’s always a high priority for us. We never want the ball out.” Ridley has been benched by Belichick for stretches during the regular season and postseason the past few years for his ball control issues as he has had eight fumbles total over the past two seasons. MATT BURKE

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