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Here at Metro, it’s not just our logo that’s green. We care dearly about the environment and would never pass up a chance to write about it and promote innovative green ideas from forward-thinking people. That’s why we invited celebrities like Ian Somerhalder, Bill Nye and Adrian Grenier to weigh in on the environmental issues that matter most. Most of us will never become econinjas, but we can commit to at least one good thing a day. To quote Dr. Seuss from “The Lorax”: “Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It’s not.” Please enjoy our Green Metro. Aleksander Korab, Editor-in-Chief
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Right now we are at the tipping point. We are all in this together. Our actions today affect our tomorrow, and if we’re going to make a change we have to build an educated, compassionate, reverent and grateful next generation. Our youth is the greatest untapped natural resource in our world. We should give them the tools to make a difference.
TimeTree shows a ‘tapestry of life’ Exclusive. Two researchers claim to have proven that biodiversity increases at a steady rate, but is anything guaranteed on Earth today?
Trace the evolution of 50,000 species over four billion years and you get the TimeTree of Life. This computational informatic, assembled by Temple University professors using data from more than 2,000 studies, illustrates the grandeur of the evolution of life in a series of interlinked evolutionary trees that are mapped over time.
“People want to be able to see this tapestry of life,” said Sudhir Kumar, director of Temple’s Institute for Genomics and Evolutionary Medicine and member of the research team. Scientifically, researchers claim the TimeTree proves that the rate of speciation, or development of new species, is constant throughout all of life. While it’s a long time to
wait for a new type of dog, new species of microorganisms and lizards have been documented, Kumar said. But ultimately, the ongoing diversification of life is still unpredictable given ongoing changes to the environment. “What one cannot say is what species will become more diverse and which groups will not,” Kumar said. “The overall
diversity of life on Earth will keep increasing, but which groups of animals and plants will go extinct?” Environmentalists at the World Wildlife Fund say half of the world’s wildlife has been lost in the past 40 years. SAM NEWHOUSE @scnewhouse
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Earth Day cleanup initiatives are scheduled for the area this Saturday. The Charles River Watershed Association is spearheading a cleanup of the river. The 16th annual cleanup will take place at various sites along the Charles, from Bellingham to Boston. Three picnics will follow the cleanup, which is from 9 a.m. to noon. Additionally, Mayor Marty Walsh has announced the 13th annual Boston Shines will begin this Saturday. Greenovate Boston will be hosting Arbor Dayspecific events, such as tree mulching and plantings around the city. Brooms, shovels and other tools will be provided by the city and distributed at one of the hundreds of sites that have been identified for cleaning across three weekends.
Police have arrested the Brighton Tree Ninja. Over the past several years, someone has chopped down or damaged young trees that were planted in Brighton. On Wednesday, Boston Police detectives arrested a man they believe responsible for such damage. Authorities have dubbed him the “Brighton Tree Ninja.” Joseph Rizza, 65, of Brighton was arrested after he was observed damaging a tree with a hammer near 326 Washington Street. Detectives had initiated a surveillance investigation in that area in an attempt to catch the person who has been killing trees in Brighton and who had up until Wednesday eluded capture. Over the last several weeks, police had been gathering video evidence. On Wednesday they set up surveillance near the Brighton Elks Club, whereupon they saw Rizza enter the parking
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Dating. Boston lesbians to have it HER way Look out, lesbians of Beantown: a new dating app made by women for women is coming your way. HER, the lesbian dating app formerly known as Dattch, will officially launch for iPhone on Friday. “We’ve had a really high number of requests from Boston, and I think it’s in part due to the big collegiate system� HER founder and CEO Robyn Exton told Metro. “It’s got quite a vocal community of people who have been emailing us and Facebooking us saying, “C’mon you launched in Phoenix two weeks ago, how could you go there before us?� Why did Phoenix get the app before Boston? Exton, who described Phoenix as having a “pretty decent� gay scene (with two whole lesbian bars!), said it was a matter of timing and Phoenix being closer to HER’s headquarters in San Francisco. There are many things that make HER a unique dating app, the primary being that it’s for women who date women made and run by women. The second thing that sets HER apart is its shift from being an app just for dating to one that resembles a social community.
“There was a really high [amount of users], about 30 percent, who were in a relationship but still using the product,� Exton said. “Users would put on their profiles ‘I’m in a relationship, but just looking to meet people in the area.’ We thought that was really interesting because it hadn’t been built for that purpose at all. It had really been built just for dating reasons, but it just shows the much greater need within the community for a way for women to meet each other.� Exton described the HER user experience as being one specifically tailored for a female audience, and mentioned that the same methodology of apps like Grindr just didn’t work with women. “When you just have a picture of someone’s face, you don’t really have a huge amount to talk about at that time, nothing is a really good conversation opener,� Exton said. “We restructured profiles to be better suited for women. It’s like a Pinterest board that has Instagram content running through it. So you get to see who someone is in a snapshot really easily.� MATT LEE
Support for Boston’s bid to host the 2024 Olympic Games rose slightly in April, but half of area residents still oppose the idea over concerns that it will prove too costly, according to a poll released on Thursday.
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Growing up in rural Louisiana, “The Vampire Diaries” star Ian Somerhalder and his family made a habit of living off the land. “My family taught me [there was] a balance between nature and humanity,” he says. “You have to preserve the environment, or you can’t live.” Respecting the environment has always been part of Somerhalder’s lifestyle, and in 2010, the actor took his beliefs one step further and created his own environmental foundation. Last year, he was anointed Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations Environmental Program. And now, he’s teamed
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up with Metro to raise awareness about what we can do in our everyday lives to make a difference. Listen in on our conversation here. What issues in particular get you really heated — things that you’re frustrated people just don’t understand? My greatest frustration is that,
up until now, our government hasn’t taken the steps that it should have to protect our environment, and it’s caused such wild detriment. It sets a super bad example for the rest of the world. Money, politics and oil are inexplicably linked, and the environment falls secondary to these things — which in all actuality, it should be paramount.
It breaks my heart that organic apples are more expensive than nonorganic apples. Good food is expensive and that’s not fair. That’s exactly why I started Thrive Market.
How will this affect the economy in the future? If you want to talk economics, look at the true value of conservation versus doing nothing. You’re looking at trillions upon trillions of dollars to make up for the droughts and the storms and all these things. Earth Day is not just a celebration of our beautiful [world], it’s a call to action.
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male clones. Given that the show has explored so much related to women’s issues, is there a concern about losing that focus? I don’t think they’re mutually exclusive. They aid in the exploration. We don’t explore feminism in the vacuum of feminism. We explore it in relation to the world and in relation to altering viewpoints. The truth of what our world is and how male-centric it can be and how women fight for the space that they take up in the world whereas men are given it. That is obviously a gross generalization, but in terms of exploring it, I think it really helps to have strong male characters to bounce strong female characters off of. It just adds to the exploration and strengthens it. And we, for sure, have maintained that sense of the women being at “Orphan Black� returns the center this Saturday at 9 p.m. of the story and will air across all and are still AMC networks, telling stories including its usual home, through that BBC America. perspective. GETTY IMAGES
more what I’m listening to at that moment. I trust that character to live in my body a little more than I did in the first season and second season. The process of getting them is different. They also have met each other, and there’s a lot of crossover in terms of who they are. Siblings tend to impact each other, so there’s definitely less of a “you are this, and I am this.� There’s less of a differentiation. Will we see Sarah’s nonclone family, Felix and Mrs. S, in conflict since S betrayed one of Sarah’s clone sisters? We really start to flesh out Maria Doyle Kennedy’s character in a huge way. Mrs. S’s storyline is massive in this season, which is awesome because she’s such a good actor and has such a cool energy on the show. We really get to explore her this season. Last season introduced a group of
Sneak peek into the season Last year saw the clones split up on dierent paths. Will we see that again? They’re splintered again. It’s exciting to see them in their own worlds and coming back together. They all have very separate lives, as much as they have come together. Cosima’s sick and dealing with her mortality, so that’s where her world picks up again, whereas Alison is in a loving relationship and very supported and yet they have this secret that they’re hiding from everyone, which is that they’ve buried a body in their garage. So there’s all these dierent things that they’re contending with that are very separate.
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pid ghost movie, and its actors eventually go from goofballs to, when stuff really hits the fan, drama school overemoters, screaming simultaneously for a seriously mute-worthy din. But it’s also unusually relentless and tough, ditching the ghost movie’s typical convoluted mission to tame or banish the evil spirit. There’s nothing to stop it. But the real violation of the characters is their control over their gizmos. The sudden unavailability of certain functions on Facebook and Gmail may be silly as scares, but they hit at the anxiety of not being able to man the machine that dominates modern life. It even plays with the interminable spinning rainbow wheel that plagues Apple users, because this is a film as much about spooks as it is about jokes. It has a sense of humor, and it wants to milk as much as he can from online life. Movies that sate both chatting Saturday night audiences and grad students looking for a robust paper are rare, so cherish it.
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‘Clouds of Sils Maria’ ••••• Juliette Binoche plays Maria Enders, a Juliette Binoche-y actress who very reluctantly signs up to re-create the stage role that, as an up-and-comer, made her — and opposite a Lohan type (Chloe Grace Moretz). She sneaks off to the Alps with her personal assistant Valentine (Kristen Stewart) to grouch her way through prep (and complain about 3-D glasses). The lowdown: Nearly every film about aging reaches the same conclusion: What a drag it is getting old. “Clouds of Sils Maria” is different; it’s more ambivalent on the subject. It bears the mark of its writerdirector, the great Olivier Assayas (“Carlos,” “Irma Vep”), a passionately dispassionate type who does not do histrionics. He likes to observe, and he captures a modern era awash in technology: People chat face-to-face over gizmos, learning about events in real time, sometimes while struggling to maintain constant Wi-Fi. But this isn’t a tech smackdown; it’s just how things today are. The same goes with age. Maria can gripe and pout and wrestle all she wants, but she knows, and the film knows, time, movies, life, everything marches on
Kristen Stewart won a Cesar, France’s equivalent of the Oscar, for the European dramedy “Clouds of Sils Maria.” IFC FILMS
without her. This may seem heavy, but the tone is playful, more a dramedy than a drama. When Maria and Valentine work through the play, they jump in and out of it, often blurring the lines between not only the text and their own life but the film we’re watching and our own reality. Maria gripes about ditching “X-Men” for a film made around when Binoche filed a “Godzilla” cameo. Valentine, meanwhile, gives Maria a hard time about the celebrity news cycle and defends trashy blockbusters — this from the hounded star of emo vampire
movies. The best joke might be that Stewart almost steals the movie from Binoche, though it’s more accurate to say that Stewart — a very good actress sometimes unfairly maligned despite doing as much as anyone could with Bella Swan — is every bit her legendary co-star’s equal. Stewart is allowed to make the most of her slightly bored, slightly agitated alto, rattling off offers and plans with cucumber cool, raising her voice only when challenging Maria for being a diva or out-of-touch. Like the film, KStew makes excellence look easy. MATT PRIGGE
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Sagittarius | Nov. 22-Dec. 21 Avoid insecurity by improving your self-image. Try getting a new hairdo or outfit, and set up a fitness routine that will lead to a healthier lifestyle. Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20 Unexpected developments will throw your plans off course. Someone with an ulterior motive will try to discredit you, so be ready to answer any questions that arise. Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18 Your impressive insight into trends will not go unnoticed. Nourish a current relationship by sharing your ideas and dreams. A family secret will be revealed.
No reason to believe religious zealots like Tsarnaev would show remorse
Murderers throughout the world have been spared the death penalty
why should we expect any word of remorse if Tsarnaev believed he was doing God’s will? The Tsarnaev brothers learned their religion of hate online and from the elder brother’s radicalization in Chechnya. Tsarnaev may be guilty of terrible acts, but the greater problem is the radical religious views that also drive Al Qaeda, Al Shabaab, ISIS, Boko Haram, the Taliban, etc. All the major religions of this world need to examine and reform themselves from time to time if they are to remain relevant.
Re: ‘Tsarnaev had a choice — his victims didn’t’ (Metro, April 16) The letter writer laments that the jury heard no word of remorse from Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, but
Re: ‘More than emotions apply to penalty decision’ (Metro, April 15) I can certainly understand letter writer Lee Keith’s condemnation of D. Tsarnaev’s terrorism and his eagerness to see him punished. But I don’t think that I can
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agree with Mr. Keith that Tsarnaev should receive the death penalty. After all, Gerry Adams, Yasser Arafat, Yitzhak Shamir, Menachem Begin, Martin McGuinness, and the members of the Ulster Defence Association all killed people through terrorism. But none of them received the death penalty. Is Tsarnaev really all that different from all of them? JOHN FRANCIS FOX, VIA EMAIL
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Celtics looking to turn Boston into upset city NBA. Brad Stevens and a new group of Celtics meet an old foe in Cleveland superstar LeBron James. What would a Celtics postseason be without LeBron James? Seriously. It seems as though the C’s have matched up with James at some point in nearly every postseason they’ve made over the past 10 years. But while James got two rings in Miami, he never got one in Cleveland — which is why he’s back there to begin with. In fact, it was the Celtics who prevented those championships from happening. Let’s go back in time for a second. The year is 2010, and James had just won his second MVP award. The Celtics limped into the playoffs, but caught fire, going all the way to the NBA Finals. Along the way, Boston took down the No. 1 seeded Cavaliers in six games. Who can forget that scene: James ripping off his Cavs jersey as he heads down the TD Garden tunnel after being eliminated … never to put it back on again until this season. So, what are the chances we all experience déjà vu in this 2015 NBA postseason? In the words of Kevin Garnett: “Anything is possible!” So let’s go over why the Celtics could shock the NBA world, and also why it seems unlikely.
NBA playoffs preview Metro’s predictions for the 2014-15 NBA postseason: •
Western Conference Finals: Spurs over Warriors
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Eastern Conference Finals: Cavaliers over Hawks
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2014-15 NBA Finals: Spurs over Cavaliers
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Player who will surprise: Milwaukee’s Giannis Antetokounmpo
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NBA Finals MVP: Kawhi Leonard
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Why they will win:
It’s pretty hard to say the Celtics will beat the Cavaliers in a seven-game series and then back that up with a bunch of statistics on why it’ll happen. On paper, the Cavaliers are simply better than the Celtics. But the game isn’t played on paper, of course. We’ll say this about the matchup: Brad Stevens is a better head coach than Cavaliers head coach David Blatt, and has his team’s full support. In fact, rarely can you go a single game without hearing multiple players on the team credit Stevens’ playcalling. His after-timeout plays have been appointment viewing this season. All the pressure is on the Cavs, and if the C’s go out and just play team ball — whip it around the floor and find the open man — they can make things interesting and possibly stretch it to a Game 5 or a Game 6. Oh, and the world is about to meet “Playoff Isaiah Thomas.” We already discussed reason No. 1: LeBron James. Over his career, he’s averaged more points against the Celtics in the regular season than he has against any other team in the NBA (29.8). The C’s can’t put Rajon Rondo or Paul Pierce on him anymore, either. It’ll be a team effort, headed by Evan Turner and Jae Crowder most likely. Can they handle him? But this isn’t a one-man show in Cleveland anymore. Kyrie Irving is one of the game’s best point guards, and the trade for Kevin Love — though at times he’s seemed to not fit — makes them that much more dangerous. Cleveland has the talent, but the Celtics might be a tougher bunch. A couple punches to the mouth and we’ll have ourselves a series. JAMES TOSCANO @Jimmy_Toscano
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