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Savvy local turns snow into cold cash Cold cash. People are ordering ‘historic Boston snow’ from ShipSnowYo.com While you’re cursing the latest round of snowfall, Kyle Waring sees cold cash outside. His new business, Ship Snow, Yo, sells snow from his Manchester-by-the-Sea home, 30 miles north of Boston, and ships it anywhere in the U.S. A light dusting Tuesday night pushed Boston’s seasonal snow total up to 100.2 inches, making it second to the winter of 1995-1996, that saw 107.6 inches. The “historic Boston snow,” as Waring calls it, is selling like hotcakes at $20 for a 16.9-ounce water bottle. His new product — a shipment of 6 pounds of snow — runs $90 a pop. And people are actually buying it. “It started as a joke, and it sort of evolved,” said Waring, a product manager at GSN Games in Boston, who has a background in web development. Waring launched ShipSnowYo.com after Winter Storm Juno in January, when the Boston region got roughly two feet of snow-- an ominous a foreshadowing of the treacherous months to follow. The idea came to Waring as he and his wife were shoveling their property. “During the first big storm we were like, ‘This is ridiculous. We need to get rid of this. We should just ship it
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somewhere,’” said Waring’s wife, Jessica, 27. Within no time, orders started coming in from California and Florida. As of Wednesday, the company had shipped more than 100 orders.
“Once [Kyle] gets an idea in his head he just runs with it. He came up with a website and a business plan and somehow made it happen,” said Jessica. “We are just having so much fun with it.”
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MBTA. Beleaguered T has a new boss, at least for the time being MassDOT Highway Administrator Frank DePaola will take over for outgoing MBTA GM Beverly Scott on an interim basis beginning March 4. The MassDOT board voted for DePaola Wednesday. Scott said this month she’d leave in April, as extreme weather wreaked havoc on the T’s antiquated
system, causing cancellations and delays. “Once the issues are diagnosed, I look forward to helping implement a strategy to restore our system to full strength, and restoring our customers’ faith in our ability to provide safe, reliable, efficient transit service,” said DePaola, who formerly served as the T’s assistant
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general manager for design and construction. Scott said she could not “think of a better, more qualified person to take the reins immediately and provide the necessary leadership to move our transit system in the right direction.” “I can leave this job I’ve loved, knowing that MBTA customers as well as em-
ployees are in very capable hands and I look forward to working with Frank during the transition process,” she said in a statement. MassDOT Secretary Stephanie Pollack announced that Thomas Tinlin, MassDOT’s chief of highway operations and maintenance, will serve as acting highway administrator. DANNY MCDONALD
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Suffolk Downs races could resume East Boston. There may be races at the historic race track by May - or not.
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Horse racing at Suffolk Downs this summer? It could happen, according to both a representative of the historic track and a vice president of the New England Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association. Jay Bernardini confirmed to the Metro that his organization had reached a letter of intent with Suffolk Downs and are currently negotiating with the track to lease the property, which was confirmed by a representative of Suffolk Downs, who added that if and when an agreement is reached, the track will not be commenting on the matter. The news comes months after what was widely considered to be a death knell for the 79-year-old track that straddles East Boston and Revere. Mo-
Suffolk Downs racetrack in East Boston was desolate on Wednesday. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO
hegan Sun had been pushing to have a resort casino at the location, but last fall the state Gaming Commission chose to award a license to Wynn Resorts’ Everett proposal. The track had been bleeding red ink -- $47 million in losses between 2007 and 2014,
according to State House News Service. Without a casino, the track operators indicated it was not financially viable. Conversations turned to how the 161acre site could be developed for uses other than horse racing. Chief Operating Officer Chip Tuttle said at the time of
the decision that it would mark the end of horsetrack racing in New England, adding his team would be looking at ways to wind down the operation. He blasted the commission’s decision as a job-killer. But Lou Raffetto, the president of the New England
Horsemen’s Agricultural and Racing Corporation – the entity that would run the races at the track — said both sides had been working on an agreement that would see races return to Suffolk Downs for the next two years. He indicated the agreement would allow the track to be open without Suffolk Downs suffering losses. Raffetto said the state’s Legislature would have to pass a bill that would allow Suffolk to simulcast races for a minimum of one day and a maximum of 50 per year. The proposal would also allow track-generated purse money — money that’s paid to horse owners — to be used to fund administrative uses and operations. Right now, state regulations prevent that from happening,
he said. If Beacon Hill passes such a measure, it would be up to the Gaming Commission to determine how much money would be allotted for the purses and how much would be allotted for other uses. Raffetto said this idea was only “ a stop gap measure.” “The long term goal is to find another location in the state to put a boutique racetrack,” he said. If everything goes perfectly for his group, Raffetto said there could be races at Suffolk Downs around the time of the Kentucky Derby, which runs in early May. DANNY MCDONALD @DMacCash daniel.mcdonald@metro.us
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Stop me if you’ve heard this one before, but the MBTA confused the hell out of commuters Wednesday morning. False MBTA alerts warning of cancellations to various commuter rail lines were originally chalked up to hackers before the T attributed the snafus to technical issues. Subscribers of the MBTA’s T-Alert Service received email and text message notifications that certain lines had been delayed. While the error messages were not posted to the T web site or tweeted from the T’s account, riders who were already vexed by the transit agency’s inconsistent service during the last snowy month were
confused by messages advising them that lines out of South Station, including the Framingham/Worcester line and the Middleborough/Lakeville line were “delayed until further notice every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.” The T vehemently denied that the confusion was caused by hackers, something that was originally suggested by a spokesman for the Keolis Commuter Services. MBTA spokesman Joe Pesa-
turo said through a statement that “Tech staff will fix the bug that caused an error in the text of the message.” He added, “In the meantime, we are instructing the employees who enter service alerts to double check the messages on the confirmation screen before they send them.”
the former NFL star returned were fired from the same weapon, a police officer said in court on Wednesday. “It’s consistent with having been fired from a Glock,” Massachusetts State Police Sergeant Stephen Walsh, a
ballistics expert, said at Superior Court in Fall River. Investigators have not found the gun used to kill Odin Lloyd, a semi-professional football player who was dating the sister of Hernandez’s fiancée. REUTERS
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Cuba says track to restoring ties ‘depends on US’ Cuba would agree to restore diplomatic relations with the United States in time for the April Summit of the Americas if Washington quickly and convincingly removes the Caribbean country from a list of state sponsors of terrorism, a senior Cuban official said on Wednesday. Diplomatic ties were sev-
ered in 1961, and negotiators for the two longtime adversaries will meet in Washington on Friday, following up on the first round of talks held in Havana last month. If the two sides move fast enough, they could reopen embassies in each other’s capitals in time for the April 10-11 Summit of the Americas in Panama, where President Barack Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro could meet for the first time since they agreed to restore ties
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and exchange prisoners on Dec. 17. It would be their first faceto-face-meeting since a handshake at Nelson Mandela’s funeral in December 2013, when unbeknownst to most of the world the two countries were six months into secret talks aimed at ending hostilities. A senior Cuban official on Wednesday said relations could be restored in time for the summit but put the onus on Washington to first remove Cuba from the terrorism list.
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“It depends on what the United States does. It does not depend on Cuba,” Gustavo Machin, deputy director of U.S. affairs for the Cuban foreign ministry, told reporters.
General Motors is cutting production at two of its North American car plants as supplies of vehicles including the Chevrolet Sonic and Buick Regal rise, a person familiar with the company’s plans said. Automotive News, citing sources, initially reported GM’s plans for its plants in Lake Orion, Michigan, and Oshawa,
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Netanyahu accuses West of forsaking non-nuclear Iran pledge
China drops leading technology brands from state purchases
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rebuffed criticism of his plans to address Congress, accusing world powers of forsaking a pledge to prevent Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons. “I respect the White House and the President of the United States but on such a fateful matter, that can determine whether or not we survive, I must do everything to prevent such a great danger for Israel,” Netanyahu said. He said world powers had pledged to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, adding “from the agreement coming together it appears they have given up on this commitment.” REUTERS
China has dropped some of the world’s leading technology brands from its approved state purchase lists, while approving thousands more locally made products, in what some say is a response to revelations of widespread Western cybersurveillance. Others put the shift down to a protectionist impulse to shield China’s domestic technology industry from competition. Chief casualty is U.S. network equipment maker Cisco Systems, which in 2012 counted 60 products on the Central Government
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Ontario. GM scheduled downtime for March 9-13 at its Orion plant outside Detroit, where the Sonic and Buick Verano cars are made, to adjust for lower demand, said the person, who asked not to be identified. The plant was also idle last week and previously had scheduled a down week April 6-10. REUTERS
Students in court after arrests linked to overdoses
Three students from Connecticut’s Wesleyan University were released on bail on Wednesday and ordered to return to court next month on charges linked to an incident in which a dozen students were hospitalized for overdosing on DMA. Eric Lonegran, 21, of Brazil; Zachary Kramer, 21, of Bethesda, Maryland; and Rama Agha Al Nakib, 20, of Luthersville, Maryland, did not enter pleas during a Wednesday court appearance and Superior Court Judge Leo Diana ordered them to appear on March 3 at Superior Court in Middletown, Connecticut. REUTERS
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flight to Istanbul, said Loretta Lynch, U.S. Attorney in Brooklyn. Abror Habibov, 30, of Uzbekistan, was accused of funding Saidakhmetov’s efforts. All three men live in Brooklyn. At a hearing in Brooklyn federal court for Juraboev and Saidakhmetov, Adam Perlmutter, a lawyer for Saidakhmetov, called his client “a very young man” and said they would fight
the case “vigorously.” Habibov was expected to appear in federal court in Jacksonville, Florida, on Wednesday as well. Juraboev drew the attention of federal agents when he posted messages on an Uzbeklanguage website stating his desire to join Islamic State and his willingness to kill President Barack Obama. A U.S.-led coalition has been fighting Islamic State, which controls swaths of Iraq and Syria. Agents interviewed Juraboev at his home in August 2014, when he acknowledged wanting to fight for Islamic State in Syria and confirmed he would be willing to harm Obama, according to the criminal complaint. He also told the agents about a friend, Saidakhmetov, who shared similar views, the complaint said. REUTERS
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Lindsay Lohan’s liberal definition of community service
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So remember when Lindsay Lohan’s lawyer rushed in proof that she had completed her probation-mandated community service hours while in London? Yeah, about that. As it turns out, Lohan got a little, let’s say, creative with what constitutes community service. According to TMZ, her community service included performing in the West End in “Speed-thePlow,” meeting fans afterward and letting kids follow her around. What a mensch. “On one day Lindsay got six hours credit,” prosecutor Terry White complains. “Two of the hours were for her matinee performance and another two were for her evening performance. The remaining two were for a meet-and-greet afterwards.” Looks like her selfless giving could land her a probation violation.
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Mr. Grey will no longer see you now
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“Fifty Shades of Grey” is still busy making all of the money, but apparently no amount of success is enough to please star Jamie Dornan, who is reportedly mulling an early exit from the franchise before they can get to adapting the second and third book, according to Australia’s NW magazine. Dornan is said to be wrestling with an intense distaste for all things “Grey” and isn’t eager to shave off
all his facial and chest hair once again and make with the flogging Dakota Johnson, according to an anonymous source. “Jamie does not think his performance was bad. Instead he blames Dakota and says it wasn’t possible to have chemistry with her,” the source insists. “He says Dakota gave him nothing to work with.” So I guess his solution is to return the favor?
THE WORD Ned Ehrbar takes on the world of gossip. NED EHRBAR @Nedrick ned.ehrbar@metro.us
Today, Harry Styles is making his own commandments, Liam Payne is reeling, Niall Horan is experiencing technical difficulties, Louis Tomlinson is having copyright issues and Zayn Malik has some ideas for improving Twitter.
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Baseless speculation about Ben Affleck’s secret Oscars message to Jennifer Lopez
Apparently something we all missed at the Oscars was a run-in between exes Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez, both on hand to present awards. During a commercial break, Affleck apparently whispered something in Lopez’s ear, earning him a playful sock in the arm from his “Gigli” co-star. And as with Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson in “Lost in Translation,” we’re burning with curiosity as to what he said. Since there’s no way to really know, how about some baseless speculation? By all means… “I’ve seen ‘Boy Next Door’ 17 times.” “Once you go Affleck, you never go back-fleck.” “Sometimes I accidentally call my wife by your name.” “We still use ‘Gigli’ as our safe word.”
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Maybe they were reminiscing about that time they were at the Oscars together in 2003.
Vin Diesel is going to be a dad again
When he’s not busy making cars go vroom vroom or keeping his Facebook fans entertained, Vin Diesel is apparently making time for making babies. The “Fast and Furious” star and longtime girlfriend Paloma Jimenez are expecting their third child together, according to the Hollywood Reporter. Which is great news, except that the tyke’s presumptive due date conflicts with the fancy Abu Dhabi premiere of “Furious 7” on March 10, so Diesel said he wouldn’t attend. But you can’t have a premiere without the franchise’s biggest star, so the studio has scrapped the Abu Dhabi plans and moved the premiere to Los Angeles.
Diesel and his family are expecting an addition this year.
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Never let it be said Conan O’Brien doesn’t suffer for his fans’ enjoyment — or just for the sake of academic research. After successfully navigating Tinder with coach Dave Franco, O’Brien now turns to the gay side with Grindr, the “socializing” app favored by men seeking men. Along for the ride to help him out is comedian
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Love in the time of the Underwoods Interview. Two “House of Cards” insiders talk romance and trust issues.
another for which they would have to risk all of these other things that they’ve worked for in order to be together.
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On working together
On their changed circumstances this season:
“House of Cards,” Netflix’s “Macbeth”-esque look at the extremes to which Frank Underwood and his wife, Claire, go to achieve and maintain power, is not known for its love stories. But that’s just what Mahershala Ali’s lobbyist Remy Danton and Molly Parker’s congresswoman Jackie Sharp find themselves in. We talked to them both about why their characters are willing to take risks for love in a powermad world.
Ali: I really just love working with Molly. And any way that I can get that, I’m really appreciative. I think [writer] Beau Willimon does a wonderful job as far as challenging us as actors, and when we sit down and we’re kind of co-creating and collaborating, Molly and I get to really comb through it and try to get to the essence of the relationship. Parker: They’re great scenes. Mahershala is one of the most loving human beings I’ve ever met, truly, and we have such a great time with that relationship, just as actors, just sort of exploring all of the hidden dynamics of that relationship.
Ali: It’s kind of the best place Remy could land considering how things ended up at the end of last season. It’s similar to what he was doing before, but I think the task and the responsibility is so much bigger being chief of staff as compared to working with Frank when he was a congressman. Parker: Their party has lost their majority and because of that, Jackie’s role in the leadership has diminished. She’s retained her seat, but she’s not the majority whip anymore because these Democrats have lost the majority. Although she has sacrificed her own principles for the Underwoods, she now feels that she hasn’t been properly compensated.
On their connection
On what they’ll sacrifice to stay together Ali: Any time you love someone, you’re willing to put yourself out there and take risks for that person. And I think we’ll learn more about that this season, but Jackie just holds a special place in his heart. Parker: She’s had this taste of this power of being in the leadership. At the beginning of the season, we find her in a place where she needs to find a way back to the seat of power, and the way in which she does that has tremendous consequences for her personal life.
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Mahershala Ali: Remy has a lot of respect for Jackie. Sometimes you just can’t explain chemistry either. I think they hit it off in a way that kind of goes a little bit beyond words. He’s just drawn to her. She’s an attractive woman who wields a certain degree of power. The circles Remy finds himself in, it’s been difficult for him to find a partner. Someone who he can really have a conversation with on that level who he finds attractive, who challenges him. Molly Parker: I mean, I think that Jackie and Remy have a very pure, hot, physical connection. ... Here’s this man who is very much like her in many ways. He has a lot of the same qualities in terms of his intelligence and his ambitions and his willingness to sacrifice his life for power and money, and yet they have this incredibly deep pull toward one
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Wyatt Cenac sounds off Interview. The comic and TV star talks about stand-up, serious acting and where his alma mater, “The Daily Show,� can go next. Wyatt Cenac is currently touring behind his second stand-up special, “Wyatt Cenac: Brooklyn,� which now streams on Netflix. As he hits Boston, we talk to the comic, television star and sometime actor about the very good indie — 2008’s “Medicine for Melancholy� — he starred in and where “The Daily Show,� which he left in 2012, may or may not head after it loses Jon Stewart.
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When you have a unique selling point, like Panama has with its canal, it can be a blessing and a curse. Visitors come to see the canal but the rest of the country’s attractions can be overlooked. It’s like word association: Panama? Canal! But that’s changing, with travelers discovering this destination in increasing numbers. One of the things visitors are finding is that, like its immediate neighbor Costa
Rica, Panama has wildlife in abundance. As an indication of how varied and bountiful the wildlife is: Panama has more species of birds than the U.S. and Canada combined — in a country that’s smaller than South Carolina. Panama’s national bird is the harpy eagle. It weighs up to 20 pounds and has a wingspan that can go over seven feet, making it the largest and most powerful bird of prey in the
Americas. It’s strong enough to carry off howler monkeys, and is not afraid to attack creatures like sloths and anteaters. The harpy eagle is almost extinct in Central America, but it survives in parts of Panama. As well as colossal birds, Panama is good for watching colossal sea creatures too. From June to November, humpback and sperm whales migrate along the Pacific coast, and are usually easy to
see on whale-watching cruises. You should manage to get good views of dolphins too, from about July to October, with separate dolphin cruises also available. A little more elusive, but also a big draw along the coast, is that relic of the dinosaur era: the sea turtle. Of the seven species that exist, you’ll find five of them in Panama. In September and October,
thousands of female turtles come ashore to lay their eggs in the sand, and from then until December you can book trips to watch the turtles come ashore or to see the hatchlings emerge from their nests and flap their way to the sea. Panama is one of the few places in the world where you can observe this natural spectacle, definitely making the country one for the bucket list for the wildlife enthusiast. INSIGHT GUIDES | MIKE GERRARD AND DONNA DAILEY
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Visit the Parque Nacional Darien to have the best chance of seeing a harpy eagle.
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Popular with professionals and entrepreneurs eager to escape East Coast metroplexes, Portland is a lively, sophisticated city with both historical and contemporary vibes. A compact city enjoying the rugged beauty of Maine’s Atlantic coast, Portland revels in providing all the attractions of its larger cousins to the south, but in a more relaxed, approachable and affordable setting.
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Portland Head Light, the most photographed lighthouse in Maine.
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Freeport, Maine: 20 minutes north of the city and home to L.L. Bean.
The Old Port district was once the heart of this seafaring town. While nautical activity still defines much of Portland, this Portland once-derelict neighborhas more hood is now the trendy restaurants hub of the city. Most of its per capita shops, restaurants, bakeries than San and specialty stores are Francisco. independently owned. The arts are also well represented. On the monthly First Friday Art Walk,
galleries stay open late to host artist receptions and special events. The compact but thorough Portland Museum of Art displays American paintings, sculpture and media from Colonial times through the mid-20th century. It’s known for its exhibitions of postwar
and contemporary art, and is the only museum in northern New England with a significant European collection. Check the schedule for lectures and screenings of indie films.
map searchable by cuisine, location and reviews, with links to restaurant websites. Outdoor lovers can enjoy cross-country skiing along the oceanfront, ice skating on Sebago Lake and sledding in the city’s parks. For more information, visit www.portlandmaine.com.
The Museum of African Art & Culture is the only gallery in New England presenting the art, culture and traditions of Sub-Saharan Africa. The permanent collection features work from African-American artists living in Maine and other artists inspired by the African Diaspora. A separate gallery explains iconic traditional spirit masks.
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For families, the Portland Children’s Museum is a must. It’s all about imagination and learning through play in age-specific areas. There’s a kids’ “circus” where they can try juggling, dress up like clowns and swing on a trapeze. The outdoor adventure area has trails and activities even in winter. Portland is foodie heaven, boasting more restaurants per capita than San Francisco. Every cuisine and style is there and innovation is easy to find — as are celebrity chefs and upand-coming ones too. The microbrew scene is equally lively. Check out www.portlandfoodmap.com, an amazingly comprehensive interactive
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Apps. SCRUFF helps gay men who are looking for something serious.
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Log on to one of the many gay-dating apps available for a smartphone and you’ll see an ocean of torsos and biceps. It’s no surprise that these apps have developed a reputation for being pretty much just for sex. SCRUFF, one of the most popular apps on the market, is launching a new feature called “SCRUFF Match” that will match men who are looking for relationships with other like-minded individuals. “We did a survey of our members late last year and found that two-thirds of them used SCRUFF for dates or for chat,” the company’s CEO and co-founder Eric Silverberg says. “We’ve been hearing from our members who are really looking for dates or relationships that they wanted an easier way to do it.” SCRUFF Match is the company’s solution. With the new feature, users will be able to go through a series of cards featuring men who both have a clear face picture and specifically state they are looking for a relationship. “The most important feature, frankly, of any service in the dating world is the guys that are there. Whether they’re geo location-based apps, they’re websites or they’re personal ads, ultimately the [main] feature is
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A more serious search And for those men who may feel disillusioned by gay dating apps? “I think SCRUFF Match, by creating a space for guys specifically who are looking for dates or relationships, is going to provide a different enough experience that, hopefully, will be able to reach a lot of those people who maybe weren’t as attracted to or didn’t find the kind of community they were looking for on apps as they have existed to this day.”
the guys,” Silverberg says. “What makes SCRUFF Match in particular different is we are essentially creating a space for gay guys who are specifically interested in dates and relationships and we’re saying this is a space for you.” SCRUFF Match is creating a unique space among gay dating apps. While others provide the option of filtering for men looking for a relationship, they don’t feel as specific as SCRUFF Match. MATTHEW LEE @mattlee2669 matthew.lee@metro.us
While it’s painful at first, taking a hard look at what you put on your profile will help you in the end. / ISTOCK
Dating. It’s a jungle out there — make your profile stand out. Is your online dating profile up to snuff ? With so many people using Match, OkCupid and other dating sites, it’s hard to know how to stand out. Daters can ask their friends for advice, but who better to ask than strangers who won’t feel the need to cushion the blow? Ignite Your Match lets users get detailed critiques from 10 men or women in the selected age range (the service costs $29). The service is kind of like a focus group, but for your dating profile. Metro web producer Matt Lee graciously agreed to use Ignite Your Match for his own dating profile, and he was shocked by how honest the comments were. “I did not expect some of the criticism to be so harsh, and borderline rude,” says Lee. “One critic told me I looked awkward and that I should just use a faceless picture for my profile. Thanks a lot, buddy! There were, however, some nice critics who gave some actual constructive advice that I could use to
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better my profile.” What didn’t the critics like about Lee’s profile? Several mentioned that a photo of him with a red Solo cup made him look like a heavy drinker and partier — a turn-off. “Red solo cups are a no,” wrote one man. Lee says of the comments, “Overall, I would say that this
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Jennifer Jacquet Thursday, 7 p.m. Harvard Book Store 1256 Mass. Ave., Cambridge Free, 617-661-1515 www.harvard.com At this book signing, NYU professor Jennifer Jacquet will discuss her book “Is Shame Necessary?” in which she advocates for the use of shame for social change. MATTHEW DINARO
Thursday, March 5, 8 p.m. Jordan Hall at NEC Pre-concert talk at 7 p.m. FREE (reserved seating) 781-324-0396 bmop.org The Boston Modern Orchestra Project’s final concert of the season offers drama and virtuosity with a host of local celebrities and new faces. Paul Moravec’s compelling oratorio “The Blizzard Voices,” a tribute to the pioneer spirit with texts by former Poet Laureate Ted Kooser, features some of the city’s most beloved singers. John Harbison’s Concerto for Bass Viol puts the spotlight on the lively low-register sound of bassist Edwin Barker, while Composition Competition winner Stephanie Ann Boyd’s Ondine gives voice to a water sprite in a unique orchestral fantasia. Gil Rose will conduct.
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‘MotherHicks’ By Suzan Zeder / Directed by Megan SandbergZakian. Saturday, 2 p.m., 7:30 p.m., Sunday, 2 p.m. ParamountMainStage 559 Washington St. $10-20. 617-824-8000. Three strangers find hope for themselves through each other during the dark days of the Great
Depression. “Mother Hicks” (part 1 of the Ware Trilogy) is an evocative, family-friendly show for all ages filled with poetry and live music. It will be performed in American Sign Language as well as English.
YOUR NEWEST ’VILLE HANGOUT: LA BRASA It’s a shame all the “Somerville Is the Next Brooklyn” pieces have already been written, because La Brasa really could’ve gone a long way toward bolstering the case. The restaurant from chefs Daniel Bojorquez and Frank McClelland, of L’Espalier, is the upmarket reinvention of the melting pot South and Central American East Broadway neighborhood in which it has taken root. “It’s an intimate and homey affair that showcases a lot of personality and identity,” bartender Rob Hoover says. “I think the kitchen does that with the food as well, and that’s what we’re trying to replicate at the bar.” The bar program is no less on-trend, with mezcals, sherries and genever showing up throughout the cocktail list of originals and classics. The best I tried was the My Sherry Amour, made with mezcal, amontillado sherry, honey, grapefruit and Cherry Heering. Bartender Ryan Sullivan gave it to himself as a challenge, Hoover says. “He wanted to work around mezcal and sherry in one drink. Both flavors are unique and assertive, and he wanted to tame them, working off the honey notes in sherry, and adding more fruit from the cherry brandy. It’s full flavored, but has that mezcal heat and dryness from the
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sherry that marries very well.” Another good match comes in the form of the cocktails on draft pulled from an old kegerator behind the bar. “You batch them up, bring them to dilution, and put them in the keg,” Hoover explains. While they rotate, at the moment the options include the Blue Moon cocktail, a riff on an old recipe that takes gin, lemon, Creme de Violet and soda here for a citrus lemonforward sip. The cocktails can also be carbonated, but will be softer than ones made with a traditional blast of soda. Their intentions with the food, the drinks and the space
are all plain to see, Hoover says. “Everything is kind of exposed. Just like the kegerator, where you can see the guts of the machine. “Instead of keeping things sequestered away, it’s same thing with drinks. We let it all hang out there.”
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Mandolin Orange May 12, The Sinclair
The Tallest Man On Earth May 14, The Orpheum
Azealia Banks May 19, The Paradise
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Interview. Singer Nathan Willett talks head butts, new members and recording techniques.
The Story So Far With Four Year Strong, Terror, Souvenirs May 22, House of Blues
Best Coast June 12, The Paradise
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When Cold War Kids singer Nathan Willett and bassist Matt Maust get really into a live performance, you might see the two butting heads, literally. “We’ve always had this physical thing that a ways into it we figured out was a weird way of getting out nervous energy,” says Willett. “I don’t know where it came from.” Willett says he and Maust butt heads creatively too, but that has been an essential com-
ponent of the band’s chemistry for the past decade. “It drives us both,” he says. “In some ways, maybe I didn’t butt heads enough with the other guys.” The “other guys” he is referring to are the two founding members who have departed in the past few years, leaving Willett and Maust as the only original Cold War Kids in the band. “The friendships move into these constantly-working relationships,” says Willett. But Willett and Maust seem to have found new partners in sound who do share their vision. The band’s latest album, “Hold My Home,” released in October, features new full-time members Joe Plummer on drums and Matthew Schwartz
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on keys. Willett says the new lineup has led to a breakthrough in their approach to recording. “As far as the studio relationship goes, it definitely is different now,” he says, citing the song “First,” which kicks off the album and was the last song the band recorded. “It came through a very strange way, where basically I had recorded the vocals way past when we thought we were done with everything on the record and then we changed some drums around and added this guitar part and it ended up being this song that we really love,” he says. “We’re going to start working in the studio again with that in mind.”
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How to stay married to a songwriter The songs on “Hold My Home” take a bleaker tone than prior releases. Words like “dark” and “broken” recur. A “brighter” moment involves a narrator in a hotel room who feels a deep human connection when he hears people in the room next door get it on. Is everything in the Willett household OK? “I had a friend who I hadn’t seen in a long time who said the same thing,” laughs Willett. “It makes for a very strange relationship, in a way, because there’s a lot that
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Friday, 8 p.m. The Sinclair 52 Church St., Cambridge $20, 18+, 800-745-3000 www.ticketmaster.com Juliana Hatfield has performed with many bands, but she released just one album with the Juliana Hatfield Three, 1993’s “Become What You Are.” 22 years later, she’s reunited with bassist Dean Fisher and drummer Todd Phillips for a second Three album, “Whatever, My Love,” which dropped last week.
Sunday, 8 p.m. Brighton Music Hall 158 Brighton Ave., Allston $15, 18+, 800-745-3000 www.ticketmaster.com Almost every rock band uses guitars, but then there’s “guitar rock,” a term reserved for bands whose primary focus is the guitar sound. The Dodos are one such band. Their moody sound is all quicksilver rhythmic surprises and thin-but-steady guitar lines that drift and converge, whisper and roar. GETTY IMAGES
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comes out in the music that you probably can’t even have conversations about.” He says his spouse doesn’t read too deeply into it. “I’m really glad that my wife is not curious at all about that,” he says. “There’s a very deliberate naivete when it comes to that, which I love. I don’t necessarily want to understand the lyrics better than I do and I certainly don’t want to have to explain them to somebody who’s such a part of them.” PAT HEALY @MetroBOS
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Aries | March 21-April 20 Give yourself a boost and put new events on your social calendar. Attending a variety of functions will help you meet new people. Taurus | April 21-May 21 If you are frustrated or uninspired with your current career, ask for advice. Don’t let anxiety or self-doubt prevent you from taking an important step forward. You have a lot to offer. Gemini | May 22-June 20 A purchase or a personal improvement will help build confidence and give you the additional pride required to reach your goals. Cancer | June 21-July 22 There will be discord amongst your peers. Don’t do or say anything that could be used to discredit you, your superiors or your co-workers. Do your job and keep your opinions to yourself. Leo | July 23-Aug. 22 You can satisfy your yearning for change by becoming involved in a fundraising event. You will feel satisfied working toward a good cause with people who share your concerns.
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Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20 You need a change of scenery to refresh and revitalize you. Get together with an old friend or visit local areas of interest. Resist the temptation to sit at home.
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Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22 Take a closer look at your professional future. Some changes will need to be made in order to adjust or improve your current financial status. Look into longterm investments. Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22 Don’t underestimate the benefits of networking with a variety of people. It will help you open the door to an important discussion that could allow you to gain some vital information. Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21 Family members will be hard to deal with. You can never be too careful when it comes to money. Gambling or going out on a limb for someone will lead to trouble.
Sagittarius | Nov. 22-Dec. 21 A partnership will go through growing pains. Keep your expectations realistic. Diplomacy is necessary, along with give-andtake, if you are going to make your relationship work. Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20 Share your ideas. Peers or clients will be impressed if you use your positive attributes to prove that you are able to successfully tackle any task. Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18 Plan an entertaining event. Spirited mental or physical challenges will help everyone loosen up and have fun. People who play together stay together.
Keystone won’t create jobs, just more money for Koch brothers
Minimum wage is for those starting out, not adults
The money is earmarked for Canada and China, not the U.S. A good chunk of it, however, will be going to two Americans: the Koch brothers. They are two of the richest men in the country, and they have an inordinate amount of influence on the country’s politics. The pipeline will cause ecological havoc all along the way and benefit only the Koch brothers and 25 other people. Let’s not allow greed to circumvent the Constitution.
If constitutional procedure were followed, Congress would not be allowed to have the XL Keystone Pipeline’s governmental review bypassed. That review is required. Their attempt to bypass it is not for the benefit of the American people. Only 25 permanent jobs will be created by the pipeline.
While I support increasing minimum wage and tying those increases to inflation, I don’t think the complaint that you can’t support a family on minimum wage holds water. Minimum wage is for teens on their first jobs, whose parents otherwise support them, and whose time has come to learn about being replaceable
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in the real world. It shouldn’t be enough for an adult with spouse and child, even if both parents earn minimum: by then you should be worth more by virtue of your experience, learning and especially references since age 16. How can you tell your kids you’re worth only the legal minimum? J. ANDREW SMITH, VIA EMAIL
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NFL head coach power rankings | by Evan Macy and Matt Burke No. 1
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Bill Belichick Line up 10 NFL fans and ask them to describe Belichick in one word. Nine will say, “cheat.” Then ask them if they could have any coach in the NFL, who would they choose? The Hoodie in a landslide. (Matt Burke, Metro Boston sports editor) Belichick is a freak. As an Eagles fan, I hate him for SpyGate, but as a football fan, there’s no denying that he’s just plain brilliant. He’s probably No. 1 with or without Malcolm Butler. (Evan Macy, Metro Philly sports editor)
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Garrett was born in Abington, just outside of Philly. But that’s his only redeeming quality to Eagles fans. He’s been painfully average as Jerry Jones’ golden boy. (EM) No. 14
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At just age 54, Pagano has made 12 stops as a college and professional football coach. As the headmaster in Indy, he’s led the Colts to three straight 11-5 seasons. (EM)
Bounty-gate will follow him always, but you can’t take away the 2009 season and what it meant to New Orleans. He’s just 51 and is in the NFC South. Stock is looking up. (EM)
This is a tough call. He’s won two Super Bowls — something few in the history of the league have ever done. But he’s had New York mired in second or third place for three straight seasons. (EM)
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Harbaugh has a better postseason win percentage (10-6, .667) than he does in the regular season (643.) His coaching tree includes five other coaches on this list. (EM)
He’s a fantastic coach who has created a defensive juggernaut of historic significance with the Seahawks, but he made the single worst play call in the history of sports. (EM)
His high-paced offense may have some dissenters, but it’s the future of the NFL. (EM)
John Elway bought him a bunch of shiny new toys in Denver and Fox broke nearly all of them. But never forget: This man won a playoff game with Tim Tebow at QB. (MB)
It’s been a good start for O’Brien in Houston. He’s an offensive guy, but he allowed J.J. Watt to have the best defensive season by a player, maybe ever, this past season. (MB)
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Bruce Arians
Mike McCarthy
Jim Caldwell
Andy Reid
This is where Evan and I begin to differ. The man’s lifetime postseason record is an unflattering 0-1. Did you know “Arians” is German for “Mornhinweg?” (MB)
Not-so-fun fact: The year before he got the Packers job, he was the OC for the 49ers and that year’s San Francisco team finished dead last in points scored and yards gained. (MB)
He was the quarterbacks coach for the Colts when they won it all in 2006 and he was the OC with the Ravens in 2013 when they claimed glory. (MB)
For all his faults, he’ll likely go down as a legend in Philly, taking the Birds to five NFC championships and nine playoff berths in 14 seasons. (EM)
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Rask far from cause of Bruins’ woes The unvarnished truth is that the 2014-15 Bruins are basically locked into either the No. 8 seed in the Eastern Conference or they’ll miss the postseason entirely. Boston (29-22-9) has lost seven of its last eight games after they returned home with a 2-1 loss to Vancouver (35-22-3). Seventh-place Washington has nine more points than them (76) while Florida is two points behind the Bruins and Philadelphia is four points back. On a team full of underachieving players, goaltender Tuukka Rask (24-
Tuukka Rask has a 2.37 GAA this season. / GETTY IMAGES
16-9, .919 save percentage, 2.37 goals against average, 2 shutouts) will not repeat as the Vezina Trophy winner, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that he personally is having a poor season. The difference between Sunday’s shocking 6-2 win in Chicago and the loss to the Canucks was a perfect juxtaposition of the up-and-down nature of this edition of the Bruins. There is no consistency in their game, and just when you think they are done, they pull that Blackhawks performance out of nowhere or they flop the next time out against a team that just lost it’s top goaltender and playing its fourth
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