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Crime. As crews work to make one of the state’s worst houses of squalor safe to enter, the home’s occupant, Erika Murray, 31, remains held on bail on charges related to the bodies of three infants found inside the home. PAGE 02

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House of horrors will likely take until Tuesday to clean Blackstone. Cleanup of the home where three infant bodies were found has been ongoing for days. Cleanup crews toiled away in knee-deep debris and refuse throughout the weekend at a home officials are calling a house of horrors, and they could be cleaning up the squalor until this Tuesday. A Blackstone woman is being held without bail in connection to the St. Paul Street home, where the remains of three infants were found last week. Erika Murray, 31, was charged with an array of crimes in connection with those deaths

and child endangerment in Uxbridge District Court last week. Last month, the state took into custody four children who lived at the home and whose ages ranged from 5 months to 13 years. The Milford Daily News described the home as a dirty, vermin-infested abode that contained stacks of soiled diapers. Piles of rubbish were said to be everywhere and the children who lived there existed in an ever-present filth. Town Administrator Daniel Keyes said Blackstone, a small town of 9,000 located 35 miles southwest of Boston on the Rhode Island border, said he was shocked at the home’s conditions. He said there was feces on the walls of the home. “You always say ‘My God that doesn’t happen in our town.’ Well it did,” said Keyes.

A Blackstone Police officer guards a home on St. Paul Street after the remains of three infants were discovered inside. The house was filled with bugs, rodents and trash. / JOHN TLUMACKI / THE BOSTON GLOBE Blackstone nightmare

“You always say, ‘My God that doesn’t happen in our town.’ Well it did.” Daniel Keyes, Blackstone town administrator

Blackstone Board of Health Chairman William Walsh told The Globe, “It’s the worst I’ve ever seen in my career working for the Board of Health and Inspectional Services.” The Globe reported that Murray’s attorney, Keith Halpern, thinks his client suffers from mental illness. Police first stumbled upon the property when a neighbor complained of a crying child in late August. They did not uncover the remains of the infants until this past week, when authorities returned to search the property more thoroughly. Murray is being held at the women’s prison in Framingham. DANNY MCDONALD @DMacCash daniel.mcdonald@metro.us

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Smoking of any kind is illegal in all of Boston’s 250 parks, squares, cemeteries and beaches, but police at the Freedom Rally on Sunday seemed to look the other way. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

Spirits were high over the weekend on Boston Common, where thousands attended the 25th Annual Boston Freedom Rally, which calls for the legalization of marijuana. In December, the city’s Parks and Recreation Commission voted to ban the smoking of tobacco, marijuana and vaporized substances in its more than 250 parks, squares, cemeteries and beaches — including the Common. But on Sunday, it seemed the ban had little to no effect on the smoke-friendly event, despite the threat of a $250 smoking fine. Patrol officers meandered peacefully through crowds that emitted that unmistakable fragrance, and rallygoers made no at-

tempt to hide their blazing ways. “I heard about [the smoking ban], and it’s not going to stop me. I think that’s outrageous,” said Andrew, 24, who declined to give his last name as he puffed on a thick blunt. “The country was founded on the tobacco plant, and the fact that they’re slowly trying to outlaw it — I think it’s ridiculous. It’s crazy.” Longtime rallygoer Chris, 24, said he is drawn to the event because, “Where else can you smoke pot in front of cops?” His friend Stepfani, 24, said officers were keeping their distance from attendees. “It’s been pretty laid-back from what I’ve seen. They’re just walking around,” she said.

Visit Metro.us to view a photo gallery of Sunday’s Freedom Rally on the Common. A Boston Police spokeswoman said she had no information on any citations being handed out at the rally, and a patrol officer at the scene said officers were giving out verbal warnings to smokers “unless they blow smoke right in my face.” MORGAN ROUSSEAU

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federal dollars will pay for half the construction. The new cost estimate includes a “budgetary cushion” and additions to the project’s scope, according to MassDOT. The long-awaited extension will bring the trolley from East Cambridge out through Somerville to Medford. SHNS

Boston band: U2 cribbed our chorus A Boston-based band is questioning whether Irish rock gods U2 copied one of their hooks. Battle House’s “Wolves,” was released in 2012 and has a similar line in the chorus to that of U2’s “Raised by Wolves,” the

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Boston. Madison Park headmaster resigns after disorganized first week The headmaster of Boston’s only vocational school has resigned after a tumultuous first week. Dr. Diane Ross Gary leaves Madison Park Technical Vocational High School in Roxbury following student protests over lack of class assignments and a revelation that she did not complete her headmaster certification. To date, the school year has been marked with confu-

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sion and disorganization for Madison Park students. Teachers were still being hired as of Sept. 4 and many students did not have classes for the first few days of school as class schedules had yet to be worked out. “A leadership change is the right thing to do at this time,” said Boston Public Schools Interim Superintendent John McDonough. DANNY MCDONALD

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Fake FBI agents pistol-whip Waltham man Waltham Police are looking for two men who allegedly posed as FBI agents during a home invasion Saturday night. The suspects knocked on

the door of a Bedford Street apartment around 11:30 p.m. and claimed to have an FBI search warrant. When the victim answered, the suspects allegedly pistol-whipped him several times in the head and demanded money, then fled after the victim told them he called 911. GLOBE

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State House statues descend Iconic statues of a lion and a unicorn were lowered from the rooftop of the State House on Sunday where they have been perched for more than 300 years. The Bostonian Society will restore the sculptures and planned to open a time capsule that was reportedly sealed within the lion’s head 113 years ago. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

A man arrested for allegedly rigging a hidden camera inside the women’s restroom of an Arlington cafe is expected to be arraigned today. On Saturday, police arrested Joseph B. Hennessy, 53, of Salem, New Hampshire, and charged him with disturbing the peace and photographing an unsuspecting nude person. Police say Hennessy set up a camera inside the bathroom of the Kickstand Cafe, located at 594 Mass Ave., around 8 a.m. Saturday. Police believe Hennessy was streaming video from the camera to a device “he was using inside the common area of the restaurant.” Police seized the device that was allegedly used in the illicit surveillance and plan to talk to New Hampshire authorities about Hennessy. He is being held without bail until his arraignment in Cambridge today. This marks the first case in

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Governor’s race on social media Charlie Baker’s supporters are more active on Twitter than Martha Coakley’s. Unique handles that generated tweets 6,378

6,471 40 handles Make up 50% of tweets about Baker

164 handles Make up 50% of tweets about Coakley

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Breakdown of influencer tweets The 500 most influential people and organizations commenting on Massachusetts politics account for 26% of all Baker mentions since May 31 and 18% of all Coakley mentions on Twitter. Citizen group/organization 2%

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Vermont. Liberal Senator Sanders hints at making bid for the White House Bernie Sanders, one of the Senate’s leading liberals, said on Sunday he is thinking about running for U.S. president in 2016 as either a Democrat or an independent in a move that could complicate Hillary Clinton’s path to the White House. Sanders, an independent from Vermont, could pose a challenge from the left to Clinton, widely seen as the front-runner for the Demo-

cratic presidential nomination. She has not officially said she is a candidate but has acted very much like one. REUTERS

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‘Goodell must go’ signs flown above stadiums Women’s rights. The demonstration comes as the NFL scrambles to manage criticism over its handling of Ray Rice. A women’s rights group flew banners over pro football stadiums on Sunday calling on NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to resign over his handling of former Baltimore Ravens star Ray Rice’s domestic violence case, the group said. The organization, UltraViolet, flew banners reading, “#GoodellMustGo,� over stadiums in Cleveland, New Jersey and San Francisco ahead of Sunday’s games. The group says it will also fly the signs before tonight’s game in Indianapolis. The three-time Pro Bowler

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US wants Middle East’s help in fighting ISIS Coalition. The addition of Arab ďŹ ghter jets would strengthen the credibility of a risky campaign. Washington said countries in the Middle East had offered to join air strikes against Islamic State militants and Australia said it would send troops, but Britain held back even after the group beheaded a British hostage and threatened to kill another. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry has been touring the Middle East to try to secure backing for U.S. efforts to build a coalition to fight the Islamic State militants who have grabbed territory in Syria and Iraq. The United States resumed air strikes in Iraq in August for the first time since the 2011 withdrawal of the last U.S. troops, fearful the mili-

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Kanye West is getting all sorts of heat for halting a performance in Sydney when his demands that every single person in the arena get on their feet wasn’t met due to two uncooperative fans. “I can’t do this show until everybody stand up,” West told the crowd. “Unless you got a handicap pass and you get special parking and s—.” Yeah, about that: West apparently spotted two audience members who were still seated, and when he singled them out,

one waved her prosthetic limb at him, prompting an appropriate response from West of, “OK, you fine.” He then turned his attention to the second one despite others trying to signal that the fan was actually wheelchair-bound and not just recalcitrant. According to the Daily Mail Australia, West would not continue with the show until he had staff confirm the non-standing offender was indeed in a wheelchair. He’s nothing if not thorough.

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for months. They’ve taken no effort to even hide it,” a source tells People magazine. “They’ve appeared at many, many protest rallies together over the past year. The fans have known about this for months.” Wow! If that isn’t the snarkiest anonymous source quote in history. It’s like, “What, you only just heard about Darryl Hannah and Neil Young now? Loser!” Anyway, Young even reportedly took regular Skype notes from Hannah on his recently recorded album and told others in the studio that she is his girlfriend. Because nothing says blossoming romance like a face on a laptop screen critiquing your guitar solos.

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Darryl Hannah and Neil Young keep on rockin’ in the free world.

In the “not actually that surprising when you think about it” department, Darryl Hannah and Neil Young are reportedly an item — just a little over a month after Young split from his wife of 36 years. “They’ve been dating

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Box office. ‘Guardians ’ isn’t the top moneymaker for first weekend in ages Thriller “No Good Deed,” the story of an escaped convict who terrorizes a woman and her children inside their home, seized the top spot on U.S. and Canadian box office charts over the weekend, beating family sequel “Dolphin Tale 2.” “No Good Deed” collected $24.5 million in domestic ticket sales from Friday through Sunday, according to estimates from tracking firm Rentrak. “Dolphin Tale 2,” the sequel to a 2011 hit about a plucky marine mammal, finished second with $16.6 million. Last weekend’s winner, Marvel’s hit space adventure “Guardians of the Galaxy,” dropped to third place with $8 million at domestic theaters. “No Good Deed” stars Idris Elba as an escaped prisoner who terrorizes a mother and her two children after he shows up at their suburban Atlanta home claiming car trouble. Taraji P. Henson plays the mother. REUTERS

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Harry Connick Jr. talks to the animals Interview. The singer-actor is also amazed there’s a “Dolphin Tale 2.”

Taraji P. Henson fights for her life in “No Good Deed.” QUANTRELL COLBERT

Top 3 earners ‘No Good Deed’ $25.5 million

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‘‘Dolphin Tale 2’ $16.5 million ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ $8.1 million

You aren’t the only one mystified that there’s a sequel to 2011’s “Dolphin Tale,” which ended with the aquatic mammal in need of a prosthetic tail getting a prosthetic tail. Where do you go from there? “When they came up to me to do ‘Dolphin Tale 2,’ I thought they were kidding around,” recalls Connick. “How do you make another one of these? And when I read the script, I got it.” In real life, the dolphin on which the movie is based — Winter — lost her mate at the

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Harry Connick Jr. hangs with his screen daughter (Cozi Zuehlsdorff) in “Dolphin Tale 2.” / WILSON WEBB

Clearwater Marine Aquarium (which is now a major tourist attraction). The story of finding her a new one became a new script. Reunited with the same cast and characters, Connick didn’t have to do much prep work — but acting with animals is always tricky, even when they’re as smart as dolphins. “The dolphins maybe don’t always do what they’re intended to do,” he says. “But when you’re in an environment like this, it doesn’t matter. If it takes an hour to shoot something that should have taken half an hour, nobody re-

ally cares.” Connick doesn’t act too often; he’s busy with his music and appearances on “American Idol.” But this part of his career goes all the way back to a small role in 1990’s “Memphis Belle.” “I like performing,” he explains. “Way back when I was a kid, I was involved in different kinds of performing — whether it was theater or playing music on stage. [Film] was just a natural progression of what I’ve always done.”

The last three films Connick Jr. has been in have been family-oriented, including the first “Dolphin Tale.” He can do darker. His acting breakthrough was 1995’s “Copycat,” in which he played a giddy serial killer. “It’s not family films, per se, that I’m drawn to. Whether I’m doing ‘Dolphin Tale’ or ‘Copycat,’ the thing that draws me is they’re good stories,” he says. “If the next 10 scripts I read were great family films, I’d do ’em. If they were all dark, twisted stuff like ‘Bug,’ I’d do them too.” And he really doesn’t have an agenda. “Things happen organically. Projects are born out of a chance meeting or a whim of an idea. That will never stop. I never sit down and plan things. Things kind of happen,” he says. As for his role in “Copycat,” when asked why director Jon Amiel thought of the singer to play a deranged psychopath, he says he never got an answer. “That made me wonder what led him to believe I could do that,” he recalls. “That’s a question I’d like answered at some point.” MATT PRIGGE @mattprigge

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Betsey Johnson

Tommy Chong

Bethany Mota

Randy Couture

Lolo Jones

Claim to fame: Was the cute guy in “Mean Girls�

Claim to fame: Fashion design

Claim to fame: He’s Chong of Cheech and Chong, man!

Claim to fame: YouTube star

Claim to fame: Ultimate fighter, now trying to act

Claim to fame: Olympic athlete

Chances: Bennett just filmed a Lifetime movie where he co-starred with “Glee�’s best dancer, Heather Morris, so maybe she gave him tips. We think he’ll stick around for a while. And we may be setting our DVRs for that Lifetime movie.

Chances: Johnson’s bio indicates she took dance lessons as a kid, so we think she’s got moves. And for anyone thinking she’s too old to win, keep in mind that she’s famous for cartwheeling down the runway after her shows, so don’t count her out too quickly.

Chances: Mota is only 19: Just something to keep in mind about someone with 7 million YouTube followers for her style and makeup tutorials. We think that popularity will help her stay on the show — all those fans have to turn into votes, right?

Chances: Fighting involves some fancy footwork, right? We think Couture will be able to translate those skills, assuming he has some sense of rhythm. But it might be hard for him to work with a partner instead of against one.

Chances: Well, Jones at least shows a willingness for trying new things: She switched from Summer Olympics track events to competing at the Winter Olympics as a bobsledder. But she didn’t win at either Olympics. Maybe this will be the event she finally wins?

Chances: Mr. Chong has certain lifestyle habits that we suspect may inhibit his ability to, say, focus on steps. On the other hand, he’s had these habits for a while, so chances are good he’s able to work with them. Then again, he’s 76 years old!

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Janel Parrish

Alfonso Ribeiro

Michael Waltrip

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Claim to fame: Swinging back and forth between good and evil as Mona on “Pretty Little Liars�

Claim to fame: Carlton from “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air�

Claim to fame: NASCAR driver

Claim to fame: Serious journalist, hosted two presidential debates

Claim to fame: “General Hospital,� “Melrose Place�

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Chances: Smiley has many honorary doctorates for his work discussing racial issues, but we’re not sure any of those will help him on the dance floor. We like the idea of an NPR host getting a little goofy, though.

Chances: Sabato seems like one of those contestants who will surprise viewers with his charm and pizzazz. We give him good odds for reminding people why they liked him in the ’90s.

Chances: We assume Parrish is not quite as sneaky in real life as she is on “Liars,� but we’re kind of hoping she plots against the other contestants to rise to the top, just like Mona would.

Chances: A compilation of his dancing on “Fresh Prince� has been viewed 7.5 million times on YouTube. Carlton wasn’t known for his moves, but his enthusiasm wins people over. Our money is on Ribeiro to win the whole thing.

Chances: Now that he’s semi-retired from racing, he runs marathons. Clearly, Waltrip has a competitive side, which always helps on something like “DWTS.� Maybe that drive (see what we did there?) will help him master a new set of skills.

Chances: Robertson has written a book and is apparently a motivational speaker despite the fact that she’s only 17. With her full schedule, will she have time to focus on her dancing (and also high school, because she’s still in high school)?

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When it comes exercise, even a little bit goes a long way. EDWARD THOMPSON Research is pointing firmly to sitting as the new smoking. While most people know that exercise can curb obesity, heart disease and even certain types of cancer, it also has immediate effects on brainpower. “Physical exercise turns our brain on,” says John Ratey, a psychiatry professor at Harvard University. As it’s become widely accepted that some form of aerobic workout is the most beneficial, harder regimens like CrossFit and endurance races have popularized. A jog around the block no longer seems adequate. But that’s not so. Ratey, a 66-year-old exercise advocate who has been known to make his audiences do Hindu squats, wants to take the focus off people’s choice of activity. You don’t have to push yourself to the limit to gain the benefits of exercise, he says: “Get out and walk!”

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Some of the most creative companies in the world like Google, Facebook and Apple are known for their walking meetings. Interestingly, the surroundings and environment don’t greatly impact thinking, according to a recent study: “I thought walking outside would blow everything out of the water, but walking on a treadmill in a small, boring room still had strong results, which surprised me,” explains co-author Marily Oppezzo.

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Getting your body moving will improve your ability to retain and manipulate information. “Doing exercise promotes improvement overall in our capacity to learn,” Ratey says. “What it does in the brain is immense and it really improves the brain’s ability to be [adaptable]. The only way we learn anything is to have ourselves grow at the nerve cell level, so exercise is the best promoter of that.”

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Being active is vital to preventing the onset of cognitive decline that causes dementia and Alzheimer’s, which can’t necessarily be kept at bay through brain teasers like Sudoku and crosswords alone.

A quick trot up to the office might just be what’s needed to prevent that morning meeting sluggishness. In a recent study, researchers from Stanford University found that even a 10-minute walk stimulates creativity inside the brain. “[Study subjects] who were walking were more talkative than those sitting down — their ideas are more active and more urgent in streaming out,” study co-author Dan Schwartz tells us.

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Getting in. College admissions demystified with analysis of the latest trends

The average student applies to eight or nine schools, according to AdmitSee. DIGITAL VISION

To college hopefuls, the perfect application is as coveted and elusive as the allegorical golden ticket. Yet information about what admissions offices are actually looking for has always been scarce — until now. Startup AdmitSee collects and analyzes applications from students who successfully matriculated to undergraduate and graduate schools to provide high schoolers with a profile of what catches the eye of admissions officers. “I think what people are most nervous about is the question of ‘How do I make

myself stand out from the crowd?’” says AdmitSee cofounder Stephanie Shyu. She and business partner Lydia Pierce Fayal launched the site last year. Below, they share the trends that AdmitSee has discovered. What is the most popular way to start an essay? Given the topics that most students write about (see right), it’s no surprise that nearly half of the essays AdmitSee collected began with either the word “I” or “I’m.” Many essays also begin with quotes — but not neces-

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What is the best topic for the personal essay? Finding the perfect essay topic can be agonizing, but it turns out that most students stick to three basic themes: • Creative personal story • Issue of personal significance • Family background

sarily famous words. “Students often quote personal conversations as a segue into an anecdote,” says Shyu. What extracurricular activities do colleges like? Most students are drawn to a core set of after-school activities. The most popular clubs (excluding sports) are: • National Honor Society • Tutoring or mentoring • Student council • (Three-way tie) Debate team; math team; school newspaper or magazine LAKSHMI GANDHI

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Billionaire businessman Sir Richard Branson explains his unique leadership style in his new book. Sir Richard Branson has been an entrepreneur nearly his entire life, founding the nowfamous Virgin Group in 1972 at the age of 22. In his latest book, “The Virgin Way: Everything I Know About Leadership,” the businessman takes readers through everything from his hiring process to how entrepreneurs can plan their next move. We sat down with Branson (in his limo, naturally) to get his advice for young workers.

His tips for somebody who has a great idea, but isn’t sure how to sell someone on it

“Keep it simple and clear-cut. And if you find that everybody blanks over, then maybe your idea is not a good one. Having said that, most people would say why an idea is not good. It’s very rare people will say an idea is great. So in the end, if you really believe in what you want to do, you just have to get on and do it.”

Q&A RICHARD BRANSON GOOD LEADERS MAKE JOBS MORE FUN What’s the most important thing for recent college grads and other 20-somethings to keep in mind as they start out in their careers? Well, I think you only live once, and it’s important to spend your life doing something you enjoy and really interests you and that you’ll be really pleased spending your life doing. So if you have a great idea for a business, if you feel you have an idea that can fill a gap and help make people’s lives better: Try it and make a go of it. Don’t do a profession because you think you’re going to make a lot of money in it and it’s going to be horribly dull. A lot of young people are told things like, “You need to do this, this and this, or you need this degree, before you can start a business.” How do you know when the time is right? I think if you want to run a business, I’m not sure that it’s necessary to spend too many years studying. I think it’s better if you get on and do it and learn while doing it. But if you have five or six years building in business

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What is the biggest mistake young entrepreneurs are making? I think a lot of young entrepreneurs are not good delegators; they try to do everything themselves. So they need to fight early on to learn the art of delegation. Why do you feel corporations are so stifling of creativity and personality? It’s strange, because working for companies should be a fun, pleasant experience. And so often, as you say, it is a stifling, boring experience. And people are made to dress in formal clothes — ties and suits. They work out of unpleasant environments and that constitutes their life. Most of their life is spent at work. It is sad and it often comes down to bad leadership, sadly, and a lack of realization that if they were good leaders they would make sure that people enjoyed their jobs. LAKSHMI GANDHI @LakshmiGandhi lakshmi.gandhi@metro.us

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Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. Welcome a change of scenery or shifts in your daily routine. Whether you take a day trip or make improvements, it will give you a fresh new outlook. Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21. Look for diverse ways to finance a business idea. Study the market for useful tips. Make investments that will help you be more financially independent.

Sagittarius | Nov. 22Dec. 21. A romantic relationship with someone who works in the same field as you will give you a professional boost, as long as you ignore the meddling of your peers. Modify your schedule to suit your needs. Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20. Refrain from making major changes. Consider the longterm effects first. Circumstances are bound to change unexpectedly, leaving you in an awkward position. Your strategy must be concise. Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18. Let bygones be bygones. Your identity and experiences will shape your future. You have a lot going for you, so make the most of it.

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Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22. It’s time to budget. Use discipline to avoid making impulse purchases. Keep close tabs on your bank account.

LETTERS & GAMES

Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20. You may find yourself in a predicament if you have overloaded your schedule. Look to your peers for assistance if you think you will fail to take care of all your responsibilities. Aries | March 21-April 20. Say what you feel. You will be off the mark if you try to tell others what you think they want to hear. Honesty is the best policy. Taurus | April 21-May 21. Reach out to those less fortunate than you. Dwelling on your disappointments is unproductive and detrimental to your health. You have a lot to offer, and will gain much from helping others.

Doing nothing will embolden the powers behind ISIS Re: ‘What does US gain from fighting ISIS?’ (Metro, Sept. 12-14) Letter writer Joseph Connell is probably correct to write that for now, “ISIS poses no imminent or credible danger to America’s security.” The hooligans we see on the evening news are more ludicrous than anything else. The problem is the people is behind them

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I believe this is our best chance to establish a steady foothold in a critical area after being frustrated for decades by our European “allies,” the “previous” landlords. This president realizes alliances don’t neces-

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Men can be victims, too The media’s broadcast of the condemnation of Ray Rice perpetuates our nation’s discrimination on the issue of domestic violence. While the amount of force used by Rice in the incident is debatable, it is indisputable that domestic violence is not gender-specific and male victims of domestic

violence are not given the same consideration and assistance by society in general and by the state. If the outcome had resulted in Rice being knocked out, he would have been mocked and most likely, his then-fiancee would not have faced prosecution. Hold females abusers to the same standards as alleged male abusers. BYRON WATSON, VIA EMAIL

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Gemini | May 22-June 20. You will be emotionally vulnerable today. Your heartfelt outpourings will make others uncomfortable. Say what’s on your mind, but use diplomacy.

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Cancer | June 21-July 22. Personal problems won’t go away unless you address each situation head-on. Deal swiftly with any issue that interferes with your daily routine.

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Leo | July 23-Aug. 22. You will discover an opportunity to put your special talents to good use. Make helping others your top priority. Your assistance will net you approval.

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Patriots blast Vikings, are on the board NFL. The Patriots went down 7-0 early, but rebounded in impressive fashion to earn their first victory of the 2014 season.

Matt Cassel and Matt Asiata carved up the Patriots defense, Miami Dolphins-style, on the first series of Sunday’s game at TCF Bank Stadium and the annual guarantee that the Patriots are good for at least 11 wins per season seemed as though its expiration date was finally closing in. But Devin McCourty’s interception and 60-yard return of a Cassel pass at the 7:16 mark of the first quarter signaled the beginning of a textbook Patriots road win and offered assurance that New England will once again be in the mix for AFC supremacy. The Patriots torched Minnesota, 30-7, to move to 1-1 on the 2014 season. The Pats host the Raiders next Sunday (1 p.m., CBS). With 19 seconds remaining in the second quarter, Chandler Jones blocked a

Blair Walsh field goal attempt, scooped the ball up off the ground himself and out-raced the Vikings’ special teams unit 58 yards for a highlight reel touchdown. Jones’ score put the Patriots up 24-7 heading into halftime. The New England defense lived up to pre-season expectations against the Vikings, after stumbling against Miami, as it picked off Cassel four times total. Darrelle Revis grabbed his first interception as a member of the Patriots just over a minute into the second quarter as he stepped in front of Vikings receiver Greg Jennings. Rookie defensive lineman Dominique Easley laid out to grab his first career interception with 6:41 remaining in the game, cradling the ball after it was deflected off a Minnesota receiver. With Vikings star Adrian

Peterson deactivated prior to the game, having been indicted on charges of reckless or negligent injury to a child, the Patriots had the best running back on the field Sunday in Stevan Ridley. The Pats made a point of getting Ridley involved early and often Sunday and the back responded with 101 yards of rushing and a touchdown on 25 carries. Tom Brady was efficient, hitting on 15-of-22 passes for 149 yards and a touchdown. Brady did not throw an interception and finished with a 102.3 rating. Julian Edelman led the Pats in receiving with 81 yards and a touchdown on six catches. MATT BURKE @BurkeMetroBos

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“I’m happy we won. I just wish we’d go out there and play like we’re capable. That’s just the way it is. I’m glad we won, great team win, a lot of guys contributed, a lot of great plays. ... I think we have a lot of work to do.” Tom Brady, Patriots quarterback, on how there’s plenty of room for improvement, particularly on offense

What went right All lined up — Tom Brady was sacked just once against the Vikings after unceremoniously being dumped four times against the Dolphins last week. He had much more time in the pocket, showing that the Pats’ offensive line corrected a few things last week in practice.

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Bills dump Miami, move to 2-0 NFL roundup. Buffalo heads the list of several surprising 2-0 teams across the league. The Bills are staying in Buffalo, and it’s entirely possible that their new era will feature winning football. Buffalo is 2-0 for the first time since 2011, thanks in large part to C.J. Spiller’s 102-yard kickoff return for a touchdown midway through the third quarter. The score put Buffalo up 16-3 over the Dolphins and the Bills walked away with a 29-10 win. Miami running back Knowshon Moreno suffered an elbow injury just 11 minutes into the game and he did not return. Lamar Miller ran for just 46 yards on 11 carries in relief of Moreno. Miami is

now 1-1 on the year. Buffalo’s rookie wide receiver Sammy Watkins was sterling, catching eight balls for 117 yards and a touchdown.

Cincinnati’s rugged defense had little issue grounding the high-flying Falcons Sunday as Atlanta did not score a touchdown until there was 8:35 remaining in the game. Andy Dalton threw for 252 yards and a touchdown, completing 15-of-23 passes. Matt Ryan was picked off three times by the Bengals, who moved to 2-0.

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Redskins 41, Jaguars 10: Kirk Cousins shined after RGIII was injured.

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Brian Hoyer didn’t get the payoff he was looking for last week in leading the Browns to a near comeback victory over the Steelers, but this time he earned Cleveland a “W” by performing well early and late. The Browns went up 10-0 in the first quarter but New Orleans held a 17-16 lead by the 9:32 mark of the third quarter. After going back-and-forth for much of the second half, the game was ultimately decided when Hoyer guided the Browns to an 85-yard drive late in the fourth. Billy Cundiff’s 29yard field goal was good with three seconds remaining and Cleveland dropped the Saints to 0-2.

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