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City and state shut down in wake of snowstorm Juno Blizzard. The state has battened down the hatches, closing schools and prohibiting nonemergency vehicles from the roads. Massachusetts expects to spend most of Tuesday hunkering down under a snowstorm of historic proportions, with public transportation shut and citizens ordered to stay home. Forecasters say the storm, at its height will pound the commonwealth with up to four inches of snow an hour at times. Some areas could see two to three feet of accumulation. The National Weather Service’s blizzard warning is not expected to be lifted until 1 a.m. Wednesday. Gov. Charlie Baker announced the MBTA was shut down from midnight Monday. There will be no Tuesday service. Baker, facing the first blizzard of his tenure, ordered a statewide travel ban beginning Monday night. Travel, according to public safety officials, will be “virtually impossible.” At noon Monday, Baker declared a state of emergency for Massachusetts. Schools have closed throughout the region and public safety officials warned of lengthy power outages throughout the state. “We’re taking this storm very seriously,” said Boston Mayor Marty Walsh. Calling the incoming storm “crippling and potentially historic,” officials said the blizzard could dump as much as
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“The Snowy Day,” by Ezra Jack Keats (ages 4-6): Little Peter is delighted at the transformation of New York after the first snowstorm of the season.
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“Brave Irene,” by William Steig (4-8): The young daughter of a dressmaker braves an impending winter storm to ensure the duchess gets her ball gown in time.
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“The Long Winter,” by Laura Ingalls Wilder (8-12): How the Ingalls family survived the winter of 1880-81 as their food and coal supplies run low.
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3 feet of snow in eastern and central Massachusetts and fall at a rate of 2 to 4 inches an hour at times. Whiteout conditions will make for zero visibility on the roadways. “Travel will be impossible and life threatening across the entire region,” the service reported. “Those venturing outdoors may become lost or disoriented … so persons in the warning area are advised to stay indoors.” With wind estimates var-
ied, on Sunday night, the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency said winds could approach hurricane force, reaching 75 mph on the Cape and islands, 50 to 60 mph in Boston and 30 to 40 mph in central and western Massachusetts. The National Weather Service is forecasting slightly weaker winds. Flooding is expected along northeast-facing shorelines. A storm surge topping three feet is expected, along with 20- to 25-foot offshore waves.
Saturday. The band is known for being proudly pro-union. Back in 2012, the band sent a message to another Wisconsin Republican, Jeff Fitzgerald, who came out to the same song during the state’s GOP convention in Green Bay. “The stupidity and irony of this is laughable,” the band
wrote on its Facebook page at the time. “A Wisconsin Republican U.S. Senate candidate — and crony of anti-Union Governor Scott Walker — using a Dropkick Murphys song as an intro is like a white supremacist coming out to gangsta rap!” The band added, “We stand beside our Union and Labor brothers and sisters and
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Dropkicks to possible GOP presidential contender: Stop using our music Boston’s favorite sons, The Dropkick Murphys, have sent a message to Wisconsin’s
Republican governor: “Please stop using our music in any way … we literally hate you!!!” That was the tweet the band sent to Scott Walker, the politician who is perhaps best known for clashing with unions in his state. Walker used the band’s “I’m Shipping Up To Boston” as entrance music for the Iowa Freedom Summit this past
their families in Wisconsin and all over the U.S.” Walker, a possible GOP presidential candidate, is perhaps best known for pushing legislation that severely curtails the collective bargaining power of public unions in his state. Walker’s campaign did not return requests for comment. DANNY MCDONALD
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Hernandez. Jury seated for ex-NFL star’s murder trial, to begin Thursday Jury selection was completed Monday in Fall River in the trial of former Patriots player Aaron Hernandez, charged with killing a semiprofessional football player near his home in June 2013. A jury of five men and 13 women were seated after more than two weeks of selection. Opening statements are set for Thursday. The trial may last six to 10 weeks in Fall River, Massachusetts. Hernandez, 25, is accused of killing Odin Lloyd, whose body was found in an industrial park near Hernandez’s North Attleborough home on June 17, 2013. Hernandez has pleaded not guilty. Potential jurors, selected from a pool of some 1,100 candidates, were asked to fill out questionnaires that asked whether they were Patriots fans. Hernandez appeared with his lawyers in court on Monday wearing a jacket and
tie, as Lloyd’s mother looked on from the gallery. The former tight end had a $41 million contract with the Patriots when he was arrested and cut from the team days after Lloyd’s bulletriddled body was discovered. Lloyd, 27, had been dating the sister of Hernandez’s fiancée, Shayanna Jenkins. Prosecutors say he and Hernandez had argued after Lloyd socialized at a nightclub with people Hernandez disliked. Two of Hernandez’s friends, Ernest Wallace and Carlos Ortiz, were also arrested in the slaying and will be tried separately. They have also pleaded not guilty. In a separate case, Hernandez has been accused of shooting two Cape Verdean nationals outside a Boston nightclub in 2012. He has pleaded not guilty to those charges as well. REUTERS
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Storm stalls tedious Tsarnaev jury selection Fair trial. The judge and attorneys are having trouble finding a jury. The hunt for jurors in the trial of accused Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev continued Monday with no sign that Judge George O’Toole, prosecutors and defense attorneys had found a panel of impartial candidates. Opening arguments, set for Monday, have been postponed indefinitely, and a massive snowstorm that will close the courthouse tomorrow will further delay the trial. Nearly 200 prospective jurors were questioned Monday, many giving thoughtful and seemingly honestly feedback about their stance on the death penalty. If jurors find Tsarnaev guilty, they will be tasked with
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sentencing him to either life in prison or execution. The 185th juror to be questioned, a single mother who works in risk management, said she believes the right to a fair and impartial trial is “probably the most important right we as individuals have.” She said she favored a life in prison ruling over execution, but not for humanitar-
ian reasons. “To be thrown in with the dregs of society, to live the rest of your life with rapists and murderers to me is a fate much worse than death. We all face death,” she said. “I don’t think that death is necessarily the greatest punishment of them all.” Juror 186, also a woman, said she formed her opinion
of Tsarnaev’s guilt based on surveillance video made public after the bombings. The video allegedly showed Tsarnaev and his brother carrying backpacks near the Boylston Street finish line. “The fact that he was literally right there with a gun in hand” during a Watertown shootout days after the bombing influenced her. She said she could bring herself to vote in favor of the death penalty. Tsarnaev appeared bored and detached in court — even when the discussion turned to his possible execution. Wearing a dark jacket, his hair appeared shorter than in previous court dates. Occasionally he wrote on a yellow legal pad as jurors were questioned. MORGAN ROUSSEAU @MetroMorgan
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Send-off. Hundreds defy the wintry weather to wish Tom Brady and the rest of the Pats the best of luck in Super Bowl XLIX. Tom Collins reflected the mood that was in the frigid air at Boston’s City Hall Plaza late Monday morning. Yes, said the 48-yearold ironworker from Weymouth, the New England Patriots would beat the Seattle Seahawks in Sunday’s Super Bowl. No, Deflate-gate was not a big deal. No, the Pats didn’t cheat. Why was it getting attention? That’s easy: “Everyone loves to hate this town,” he said. “It’s been us against the world here in Boston for a long time,” he said. “Everyone
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Emma Watson is going to be a Disney princess What with all the speeches at the United Nations and in Davos about feminism, you might have thought Emma Watson was not so interested in acting anymore. You would be wrong. Walt Disney Studios confirms that the “Harry Potter” star will star as Belle in its upcoming live-action adaptation of “Beauty and the Beast,” directed by “Dreamgirls” director Bill Condon. And honestly, given her public persona, if she was going to play any Disney princess this is the right one, given Belle’s book smarts and independence. So, just so everyone’s clear: Emma Watson, still a burgeoning feminist icon, but also a Disney princess.
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Twitter feed Today, Billy Eichner is feeling ignored, Kirstie Alley is thinking of simpler times, Zachary Quinto has good timing, Jeremy Jordan is stuck in a Claire Danes spiral and Tom Arnold really wants to go to Disneyland. @billyeichner: Not a single newscast discussing how the blizzard with affect my career @kirstiealley: I remember many occasions when the snow was drifted above our Kansas windows..back when snow symbolized sledding, not the apocalypse @ZacharyQuinto: touch down just ahead of the storm. successful mad scramble home. @JeremyMJordan: Homeland, why are you so good? I need to go to bed but I must keep watching you. @TomArnold: I respect arrogant parents right not to get their kids vaccinated but please keep your beautiful little disease incubators away from my son.
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Maybe it’s the result of some barely concealed commonwealth resentment toward the Crown, but an Australian women’s magazine — creatively named Women’s Day — took some startling liberties with the old PhotoDaily video
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shop for its cover photo of universally acknowledged beautiful person Kate Middleton. I guess they decided she wasn’t wearing enough makeup? Or she wasn’t just plain terrifying enough? Because the results — yikes.
Can we not focus on a 16-year-old sitcom star’s cleavage? “Modern Family” star Ariel Winter, a 16-year-old actress, hit the red carpet for the SAG Awards this weekend in a very lovely white gown. But in red carpet reports from outlets such as InTouch, E! News, Us Weekly and elsewhere, the focus was noticeably on how much Winter has, ahem, grown. Now, I’m no prude, but this just feels kind of gross, guys. Winter, by the way, turns 17 later this week, if you’re looking for some way to feel slightly better about obsessing over a teenager’s rack.
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Late last week, Jillian Fink, the wife of “Grey’s Anatomy” star Patrick Dempsey, filed for divorce ending their 15-year-marriage. And while his decision to skip out on some autograph sessions at this weekend’s IMSA racing
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event at the Daytona International Speedway suggests he might be grappling with the horrific news, photos from the race itself show Dempsey still sporting his wedding ring. Maybe it’s just force of habit?
It’s a ‘Full House’ cast reunion singalong — sort of
The cast of “Full House” — or most of them, at least — got together this weekend to celebrate the 60th birthday of the show’s creator, Jeff Franklin. In attendance? Bob Saget, John Stamos, Lori Loughlin, Candace Cameron-Bure, Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber. No sign of the Olsen twins, though. And
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‘So much wig work’ ahead on ‘The Americans’ Interview. Keri Russell promises the disguises on her dark spy drama will continue to amaze. Put on your finest wig and practice your fake accent: FX’s “The Americans� returns Wednesday for its third season. Otherwise known as “that show that makes you root for Communist Russia,� this season finds Elizabeth (Keri Russell) and Philip (Matthew Rhys) Jennings facing one of their biggest challenges: whether or not to tell their daughter Paige that they’re Soviet sleeper agents. Paige started to suspect something was up with her parents last season, and this season will see that issue continue to arise. “The biggest thing for this season is that Elizabeth and Philip are at very opposing sides on how to deal with their daughter,� says Keri Russell. But don’t expect Paige to start joining on missions. “Just to be clear, it wouldn’t be that she would become a spy,� Russell is quick to add. “There would be many steps, many facets, the first of which being that she finds out who we are, and is she ready for that?� While Philip hopes to keep Paige in the dark as long as possible, Elizabeth takes a different tack. “Elizabeth feels a desperate need and want for her daughter to know who they are, because if you didn’t know who you were, how would you move throughout the world?� asks Russell. Though the stakes of the
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show are totally different from what they are for most parents figuring out how to live with a teenager, Russell thinks the plot line about Paige is pretty universal. “I feel like it’s a very relatable parent/family issue, about how to raise your kid, and ideals that you don’t know matter until they’re there and then they are everything,� says Russell. Of course, no season of “The Americans� would be complete without some stellar disguises. Russell promises “so much wig work, it’s out of control.� What exactly can we look forward to? Per Russell, one of her favorites: “We were these 1980s punk rockers.� And yes, there was some “guyliner,� as Russell puts it, involved for Rhys. LISA WEIDENFELD @LisaWeidenfeld
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Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18 You will get along much better with your friends than you will with your family. Try to get your household duties out of the way before you take off leisure for the day.
Leo | July 23-Aug. 22 Travel will open up new avenues that will enhance your knowledge and spur important friendships. You should be thinking about signing up for a course or seminar.
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Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22 Extravagance and overindulgence will be tempting. Be careful not to place unreasonable demands on others. Don’t follow the crowd. You need to make up your own mind.
Aries | March 21-April 20 Your tendency to overindulge will result in weight gain or minor illness. You will have to be careful not to emotionally overreact with your mate. Taurus | April 21-May 21 Your secretive nature will cause problems if you won’t share your thoughts with someone special. Be careful not to neglect yourself. Adequate rest and good dietary habits will be a must. Gemini | May 22-June 20 Your romantic relationships will suffer if you try to address important issues that are driving you crazy. Your partner will take offense and you’ll spend the day alone. Cancer | June 21-July 22 Don’t be too eager to talk about your feelings today. You need to discover what others are thinking before you put your own beliefs on the line.
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NHL power rankings | by Rich Slate No. 1
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Ducks (31-10-6) The Ducks entered the AllStar break with the most points in the NHL and they are tied for the longest current win steak (five games). Anaheim is 8-2-0 in its last 10 and it looks like a good bet to grab the No. 1 seed in the Western Conference for the playoffs. They start the second half at Vancouver.
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When Pekka Rinne is healthy, the Predators are certainly in the discussion for top NHL team. But who knows where they’ll go with Rinne injured?
If the Predators slip up, as I expect, the Blues are in perfect position to overtake them. St. Louis is 7-2-1 in its last 10 games.
If the Lightning or Red Wings struggle, the Canadiens are right there to move up in the Atlantic Division standings.
It’s hard not to like the way the Rangers are playing: they are 8-2-0 in their last 10 games and won three straight heading into the break.
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Tampa Bay pretty much led the Eastern Conference from wireto-wire in the first half. They have the best goal differential in the East at plus-29.
The Red Wings are playing great hockey. They have won their last five games, are 8-2-0 in their last 10 and are one point behind Tampa Bay.
Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin both skipped the AllStar Game with injuries. Pittsburgh fans will have to hope those aren’t serious.
Another club that is performing at a high level is the Caps. Washington is 6-2-2 in its last 10 games and it is at Columbus Tuesday.
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In terms of exceeding first-half expectations, it’s hard to beat the Islanders. The only question now is, can keep this amazing pace up?
Chicago has the best goal-differential in the NHL at plus-40 and could surge in the second half. The ’Hawks won their last two games prior to the break.
Winnipeg is hot, having won its last five games heading into the break. The Jets own the best road record in the NHL at 14-5-5.
The B’s got three out of a possible four points in their backto-back on the road heading into the break. Boston is 6-1-3 in its last 10 games.
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Super Bowl. Report: NFL ‘zeroes in’ on Pats attendant in Deflate-gate scandal According to a report by Jay Glazer of Fox Sports on Monday, there is surveillance video from the Jan. 18 AFC Championship Game of a Patriots locker room attendant taking footballs from the official’s locker room into another room at Gillette Stadium before bringing them out on to the field. According to the report, the NFL has “zeroed in” on one particular Patriots locker room attendant and the person of interest has already been interviewed by the league. The NFL is attempting to determine “whether any wrongdoing by this individual occurred,” the report stated.
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It’s solely about the W’s for both Brady and Wilson Super Bowl XLIX. Russell Wilson, like Tom Brady, has won early and often in his pro career. It’s hard not to see a little bit of Tom Brady in Seahawks QB Russell Wilson. OK, so maybe the 5-foot11, 205-pound Russell and the 6-foot-4, 225-pound Brady don’t have the same build. And maybe they don’t quite have the same style of play. OK, they really don’t have the same style of play. But here’s one thing they have in common: The two have won enormous games early in their careers. You already know Brady is a three-time Super Bowl champion, having won all three titles in the first five seasons of his career. Wilson won his first Super Bowl last season, his second in the NFL. Now, he’s looking to repeat.
The two also had staunch defenses behind them at the times of their championships — but that’s beside the point. Brady was a sixth-rounder, while Wilson was taken in the third round. Both had their fair share of doubters, something that will always drive them. “Tom [Brady]’s past history has been so widely known and understood that what an extraordinary pick he has become, the all-time championship guy,” Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said. “It will be interesting in the next couple weeks —they have the commonality of being two guys that are great winners. Russell and Tom are great winners. Tom has had a long time to prove that, Russell is at the early stages of proving that to the world, but I think he’s got a chance to be similar.” From a personal standpoint, Brady doesn’t have much else to prove. He’ll go down as an all-time great quarterback, but make no mistake about it — he’s not satisfied with three
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rings. One more will put him at the top of the top in lots of people’s eyes. And Brady has no plans on hanging them up anytime soon. The 37-year-old is confident in his abilities even as he quickly approaches the age of 40. That confidence is another trait shared between Brady and Wilson. “[Russell’s confidence] comes from great belief in himself,” Carroll said. “He has great confidence, and he trusts that, and he’s not going to let anything change that.” JAMES TOSCANO @Jimmy_Toscano sports@metro.us
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measurE Me A S U R e by William b W ll Sh Shakespeare k directed d d by b Megan M Sandberg-Zakian S db Z k
January 7 – February 1, 2015
—The Boston Globe
Multicultural Arts Center, Cambridge
“…this problem play of Shakespeare’s time is a problem play for all time.” —The Arts Fuse
866-811-4111 or actorsshakespeareproject.org
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“The balance between exquisite acting and expressive sound design makes this ‘Measure for Measure’ a treat for the senses.”