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Boston waits for Tsarnaev to speak Capital crime. The Boston bomber would be best served staying as quiet as he has, say legal experts ahead of his formal death penalty sentencing in federal court Wednesday. PAGE 02

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No advantage to Boston bomber speaking up now Silence. Legal experts say Tsarnaev won’t help his own plight if he finally speaks Wednesday.

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Dzhokhar Tsarnaev will have the opportunity to address the court on Wednesday before he is formally sentenced to death, but the question is, will he take the opportunity to speak?

The 21-year-old convicted terrorist has only opened his mouth to make a plea of not guilty since his arrest for the heinous bombing that took the lives of three people and injured 264 others on April 15, 2013.

Legal experts believe that he has nothing to gain from speaking out now — and that his lawyer will most likely advise him not to.

“It is highly unlikely that he will speak and it will not do him any good if he speaks now. Any direct expression will sound disingenuous given his silence throughout the trial,” said Suffolk University Associate Law Professor Chris Dearborn. Dearborn went on to say that speaking out would accomplish nothing for his appeals going forward.

“In theory, it could be beneficial if he was seeking commutation of his death sentence from the president. But I think it is more unlikely and almost impossible given the

Sketch of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the man convicted of the Boston Marathon bombing. / SKETCH BY JANE COLLINS Quoted

“It is highly unlikely that he will speak and it will not do him any good if he speaks now. Any direct expression will sound disingenuous given his silence throughout the trial.”

Chris Dearborn, Suffolk University associate law professor

politically charged nature of the event that any president would consider commuting him,” Dearborn said.

Tsarnaev was found guilty this spring on all 30 charges against him, 17 of which carried the potential for the death penalty. He carried out the attack with his older brother, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, who was

later killed during a shootout with police in Watertown.

Survivors of the attack and family members of the three people who died in the bombing, as well as the family of the MIT police officer who the pair shot dead three days later, will have an opportunity to speak at Wednesday’s formal sentencing.

Criminal Defense Attorney Harvey Silverglate said that most of the procedure will be fairly predictable seeing how many victims have already spoken.

But this phase of the trial does allow for one unpredictable element: the judge.

George O’Toole will have the chance to speak his mind for the first time throughout the duration of the trial.

“It’s obvious that the judge has been pro prosecution and pro death penalty,” Silverglate said. “He’s not constrained by the expectations of law protocol in his remarks during the sentencing.”

Tsarnaev is set to be put

to death by lethal injection in the U.S. Penitentiary in Terre Haute, Indiana. But the judge’s sentencing doesn’t mean Tsarnaev, 21, will face imminent death. Defense attorneys will likely appeal the sentence, a process that can take years.

“This is the first death penalty sentencing in our collective memory, but we know the end result even if we don’t know whats going to take place,” Silverglate said. “It’s a bit like a three-act play with a conclusion the audience knows in advance.”

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Counterfeit. Medford man gets 3 years for making fake T passes

More than 3,000 passes were faked. / FILE PHOTO

A Medford man pleaded guilty to charges of forging 3,000 counterfeit MBTA passes, an operation that earned him more than $60,000 and ripped of an estimated $225,000 from the T. Casey Kolenda, 28, pleaded guilty in Middlesex Superior Court on seven counts of counterfeiting. Judge Thomas Billings gave Kolenda three years in state prison and three years probation.

“This scheme resulted in significant revenue loss for the MBTA and was patently unfair to riders who paid the full cost

of their transit passes,” Attorney General Maura Healey said in a press release.

“Schemes such as this one, in which an individual commits crimes for personal gain at the expense of the public, will not be tolerated.”

T police started investigating when they found hundreds of unauthorized tickets in use on the train and bus lines in August 2013. They tracked down multiple legitimate monthly LinkPasses used to create hundreds of bogus tickets and found Kolenda.

He’d created fake

$70 monthly passes between October 2013 and March 2014 by copying the electronic data stored on the LinkPass magnetic strip.

He then downloaded the magnetic strip data of hundreds of T stored-value cards and applied contact paper with encoded data that would allow users to get through the fare gates without any issue.

The T estimates that Kolenda is responsible for more than 3,000 counterfeit MBTA passes in circulation from October 2013 through March 2014. NATE HOMAN

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First medical pot dispensary opens Wednesday Massachusetts is set to welcome the opening of its first marijuana dispensary on Wednesday.

The Salem dispensary, called

Alternative Therapies Group, will be the first of its kind in the state following a successful bid in 2012 to legalize medical marijuana possession for qualified patients.

Gov. Charlie Baker issued a one-time, temporary threemonth waiver to ATG on Friday.

The dispensary asked for the waiver after delays in getting state laboratories ready to conduct quality tests.

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Gridlock. A construction snafu has commuters bracing for traffic problems in Somerville.

If a building almost collapses on Davis Square and there’s no bike-riding hipster with a waxed mustache, jorts and a neon kale T-shirt, did it happen?

The answer isn’t a joke.

Portions of Somerville’s congested crossroads have been closed down after construction at the old Social Security office, at 240 Elm Street, was deemed unsafe due to a structurally compromised wall that was not attached properly to the roof framing.

Until the proper shoring is installed, the wall could collapse at any point, authorities said.

Construction on the site has stopped, and the well trafficked area is now in danger of further gridlock.

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The changes The city posted information on detours established on Tuesday aimed to accommodate morning rush-hour commutes: •

Highland Ave. between College Ave. and Grove St. will be temporarily converted to accommodate two-way traffic.

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Vehicles traveling east on Holland St. may take a right onto Dover St., or continue onto Highland Ave.

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Vehicles traveling west on Highland Ave. may continue onto Holland St., or right onto College Ave. Cars will not be permitted to turn left onto Dover St.

Street between Dover and Russell streets, keeping cars and pedestrians off of Chester and Grove streets until further notice.

This closure means no access to Meju, Julie’s Nails and the Burren’s patio on Elm Street as well as the sidewalk

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Vehicles traveling into Davis Sq. on College Ave. may only right onto Holland St. Cars will not be permitted to travel straight onto Dover St. nor take a left turn onto Highland Ave. Somerville Police will direct traffic in the areas affected by this shutdown and message boards will be set up in Teele Square and the Powder House Rotary warning commuters of the traffic changes.

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T buses that normally stop at Elm Street and Chester Street, routes 87, 88, 89, 90, 94, and 96, will pick up and drop off in front of the Citizens Bank building at 212 Elm St.

on Chester Street from Diva to Red Bones. It also means the Dunkin’ Donuts in the first floor of the building will be closed.

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Bid Paris enters race to host 2024 Olympic Games Paris on Tuesday officially announced its bid to host the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games and bring the global sports event back to the French capital for the first time in a century.

Paris, which narrowly missed hosting the 2012 Olympics, now begins a two-year selection process in which the world’s most visited city will

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face off against the likes of Boston, Hamburg and Rome, which lost out to Paris in 1924.

“Paris 2024 promises a feasible and flexible Games concept,” French National Olympic Committee (CNOSF) head, Denis Masseglia, said. His team and others had flagged a Parisian bid for months.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) will announce the candidate cities that made it to the shortlist in 2016, before voting for a winner in the summer of 2017.

French President François Hollande welcomed the move.

“The state will make every effort to ... support this candidature which will be exemplary on the environmental, economic and civic front,” he said in a statement.

“It is a unique moment for a whole generation to come together and show the world France at its best.”

However, Paris’ Olympic plan took some time to emerge. REUTERS

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Brewmaster whose toxic booze killed 102 arrested Tragedy in Mumbai.

Slum dwellers die drinking toxic booze.

A woman breaks down as she sees the dead body of her family member, a victim of toxic homemade liquor, in Mumbai. / GETTY IMAGES

One of the main suppliers of a toxic alcoholic brew that killed 102 people and sickened 40 others in the slums of Mumbai has been arrested.

Deputy Commissioner of Police Dhananjay Kulkarni identified the primary bootlegger as Mansur Latif Shaikh, according to a One India report.

“The government has ordered a probe under the chief secretary to inquire into the deaths caused in the unfortunate Malwani hooch tragedy and submit the report within three months,” a government spokesman said.

The government is also considering harsher laws to deal with illegal booze sellers.

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“More than 150 have consumed this alcohol.

The death toll may rise.”

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Dozens of others are also now in trouble, reports ZeeNews: Eight cops and four other tax investigators have been suspended for suspected negligence, and 20 others are in custody, including two women bootleggers and street runners.

Homemade liquor, often using poisonous industrial methanol, is popular among the poor in India because it is cheap, Reuters reports.

More than 140 people were killed in West Bengal in 2011 from drinking homemade liquor.

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Searchers comb resort after two tornados hit Illinois Searchers with rescue dogs combed through a large lake resort west of Chicago on Tuesday, looking for people who might be trapped after a tornado toppled trailers and recreational vehicles, state officials said.

On Monday night, a tornado tore through Woodhaven Lakes campground in Lee County, a two-hour drive from Chicago, Gov.

Bruce Rauner’s office said in a statement.

Another tornado then hit the village of Coal City 55 miles away, injuring a handful of people and damaging some 30 homes and businesses, officials said.

The Woodhaven Lakes campground, near the town of Sublette, has more than 6,000 sites but many were unoccupied on Monday evening, according to a nearby business owner.

“We’re very fortunate that it wasn’t on a weekend or a big holiday,” said Cynthia McCoy, who owns a nearby restaurant. REUTERS

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Google launches free streaming service ahead of Apple Music debut

Confederate statues at University of Texas hit by critics, vandals

Wooden support beams that sheared off in the collapse of a fourth-floor apartment balcony that killed six people in Berkeley, California, last week were found to be severely rotted, city building inspectors said in a report issued on Tuesday.

Google launched a free version of its music streaming service on Tuesday, as it sought to upstage the debut of Apple Inc.’s rival service next week.

Google Play Music has offered a $9.99 per month subscription service for two years but Tuesday’s launch is the first free version of the streaming service. It is available online and will be available on Android and iOS by the end of the week, Elias Roman, Google product manager, said.

Statues of three Confederate leaders standing for decades at the University of Texas were vandalized with red paint amid fresh calls this week for their removal, university officials said.

The statues at the often left-leaning university in Austin, a liberal city in conservative Texas, have gained new attention due to the debate in South Carolina about taking down the Confederate battle flag from the state’s capitol building, a week after a white gunman allegedly shot dead nine black worshipers at a historic church.

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Branson says Virgin Cruises will sail out of Miami in 2020

Richard Branson’s Virgin Cruises will take delivery of three ships capable of carrying nearly 3,000 passengers each starting in early 2020.

“It’s no secret I’ve dreamed of building a cruise line for a very long time,” said Branson, 64.

The first ship will operate out of Miami, but no decision was announced about the other two.

Branson arrived at the news conference by helicopter and posed for pictures sporting a cherry red captain’s hat, flanked by two models.

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Symbol

Amazon to join other retailers in banning flag Amazon.com became the latest big retailer to decide to pull Confederate flag merchandise from its website, a source told Reuters, just hours after eBay said it would take similar action.

Wal-Mart and Sears on

Monday said they would prohibit the sale of Confederate flags and related merchandise in stores and websites.

A search on Amazon’s website on Tuesday found thousands of Confederate flags and merchandise such as T-shirts and knives bearing the flag’s image.

A search on online auction site eBay’s website on Tuesday

found thousands of Confederate flags and merchandise including clothing and smartphone cases bearing the flag’s image on its marketplace.

Analysts said it could take some time for online retailers like eBay to remove merchandise posted by third-party sellers, given the sheer volume of products listed. There are around 800 million listings globally on eBay. REUTERS

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South Carolina lawmakers vote to open flag debate

Sonya Anderson asks for the removal of the Confederate flag as she attends a protest in Columbia, South Carolina. / GETTY IMAGES

Civil rights groups.

The rally was held in the state capital of Columbia, about 120 miles from Charleston.

South Carolina lawmakers voted to open debate on Tuesday on removing the Confederate flag from the State House grounds in the aftermath of last week’s massacre of nine African-Americans at a historic Charleston church.

Both chambers of the legislature voted overwhelmingly to take up the issue as hundreds of people, chanting “Take it down,” rallied outside the capitol building in Columbia, about 120 miles from Wednesday’s shooting. The Senate will consider a similar measure.

The Civil War-era flag of the pro-slavery Confederacy has become a lightning rod for outrage over the attack and the racist motives that apparently lay behind the shooting.

“Cultures and generations change. No one should have any association with something that is used as an excuse to take nine lives just because of different skin color,” said Vincent Sheheen, a Democrat who has served in the South

Carolina Senate for more than three decades.

Federal authorities are investigating the massacre at Charleston’s Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church as a hate crime. The accused gunman, a 21-year-old white man now charged with nine counts of murder, had posed with a Confederate flag in photos posted online with a racist manifesto.

One of the most prominent U.S. flag makers, Valley Forge Flag, said on Tuesday it would stop manufacturing and selling Confederate flags.

Opponents of flying the flag on the State House grounds consider it an emblem of slavery that has become a symbol for racism and xenophobia in the United States.

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“We hope that this decision will show our support for those affected by the recent events in Charleston and, in some small way, help to foster racial unity and tolerance in our country.”

Valley Forge Flag, the Pennsylvania-based company, said in a statement

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Why it sucks to be Diddy’s kid So Sean Combs is facing multiple felony assault charges — and, for some reason, a charge of “making terrorist threats” — and UCLA coaching staff member Sal Alosi nearly had his head bashed in with a kettleball, but you know who you should really feel bad for in all of this? Combs’ son, Justin Dior Combs. First of all, his middle name is Dior. Thanks, Dad. And second, it’s hilariously coming to light that Diddy is a “helicopter dad” when it comes to his son’s football career, regularly attending practice, stalking the sidelines and butting in where his opinion is not necessarily needed or wanted. That’s barely acceptable — and superannoying — at pee-wee soccer games or high school athletics, but this is college football we’re talking about. How embarrassing it must be for poor Justin Dior Combs.

Also, I imagine Diddy’s helicopter parenting nonsense at practices sounds a lot like

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his producing work on his old hip-hop tracks, with him just interjecting a random “yeah”

or “uh huh” here or there, then giving himself a “featuring” credit. Bad Boy for life, yo.

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Today in superadorable news, Calvin Harris is reportedly cat-sitting for girlfriend Taylor Swift while she’s out on the road with her world tour. Not only that, but he’s even posting videos of her cat on Instagram. This guy, am I right? I have a theory, though: Harris knows the risks in dating Swift, like

how likely he is to be the subject of a song — or, who knows, an entire album — should things go bad. He’s clearly going out of his way to counteract such a fate.

And in the process, he’s making life hell for every other boyfriend out there who will be compared to him. Thanks a lot, jerk.

Michelle Obama: the queen of surprise baby showers

Give it up for our troops who are expecting. Michelle Obama recently visited a group of military moms-to-be who thought they were just in for a photo op, but the First Lady had some other plans. Joining forces with nonprofits Operation Shower and Glam4Good, Obama and beauty expert Mary Alice Stephenson surprised the group with a lavish baby shower and complimentary shopping spree at the Caserma Ederle U.S. military base in Italy.

This sure beats the standard shower staple of playing that chocolate in a diaper game.

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New Kids On The Block selling out Madison Square Garden.

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T-Boz and Chilli performed three songs, ending with “No Scrubs,” which had the whole stadium singing along. And Monday night, Mark Wahlberg joined the guys on stage, the

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Our two cents. We’ve got a few ideas for how to shake up New Girl in Season 5

It goes without saying that we expect to see more “True American” next season, but we know they would never disappoint us on that count. / RAY MICKSHAW, FOX

We’re officially into summer, which means many shows are off for a few months.

Instead of plowing through our Netflix binge-watch list, we’re brainstorming ways to shake up our favorite shows.

Let’s start with the Zooey Deschanel-led “New Girl.”

The show has taken some odd turns over the years, partly because it’s locked into place by its premise: A kooky woman moves in with three dudes. Here are three ways the show can get its groove back.

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Stop messing around with Schmidt

We have no interest in revisiting the Schmidt who dated two girls at once in Season 3, and we’re a little anxious that he and Cece jumped straight from friends to engaged. Let’s see the relationship actually work out for them.

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No more Nick/Jess

Last season ended with hints that the duo might reunite at some point, and while we enjoy Nick the romantic

lead quite a bit, we don’t need our hearts broken again.

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Change up the loft

We’d like to see Jess get her own place. She’s a vice principal now! She should try living on her own. It would be a fun inversion of the premise, and we think she’d go nuts with FOMO about what was happening in the loft.

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Why ‘Paris Is Burning’ is still vital Anniversary. The doc about Harlem’s dragball culture turns 25 this year.

Near the beginning of “Paris Is Burning” — the seminal 1990 documentary about the Harlem drag balls — a curlyhaired, leather-clad Freddie Mercury look-alike talks about the appeal of these underground runway and dance-off competitions outside the leg-

endary Elk’s Lodge uptown.

“Go in there and you feel 100 percent right being gay,” he says. “That’s not what it’s like in the real world. It should be, but it’s not.”

The world may be a bit more inclusive now, with a U.S. president who supports same-sex marriage and transgendered heroines Caitlyn Jenner and Laverne Cox appearing on mainstream TV shows and magazine covers.

But 25 years on, “Paris Is Burning” — newly restored with anniversary screenings

happening throughout the country — remains as vital, as relevant, as tragic and heartbreaking yet sparkling and fabulous than ever.

That’s partially because the gay minority scene it depicts has had an enormous impact on contemporary pop culture — from “voguing” (a series of dance movements inspired by high-fashion model poses, break-dancing and Egyptian hieroglyphics popularized by the Madonna song) to “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” even the term “throw

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But it’s also because its observations on gender identity and race and class still ring true today. Indeed, the film’s runway competitions not only reward glamour and theatricality. They reward those who most convincingly embody any fantasy —

whether that entails being a Hollywood starlet or passing as a straight Wall Street executive or Ivy League co-ed.

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Interview. The star of “A Little Chaos� reveals how she chills out her fellow actors.

Believe it or not, “A Little Chaos� is Kate Winslet’s first full-blown costume drama in over a decade. Her last film involving corsets and puffy dresses was “Finding Neverland,� in 2004. “I was excited to do that period,� she says. “It’s like, ‘Oh, back to basics.

I remember what this feels like!’ Then after a day I was like, ‘Oh god, I remember what this feels like.’� In the film she plays Sabine de Barra, a woman (alas, fictional) commissioned to design a garden at Versailles for Louis XIV (Alan Rickman, who also directed).

On her gardening skills: “Oh, I don’t have any. So I’ll be happy to talk about my gardening talents, which don’t really exist, truth be told. I’m just not very good at it. I love gardens, and I’d love to be a gardener. Every year, I say I’m going to learn French and I’m going to learn to garden properly. And then the next year comes around and I say, ‘Right, this year I’m going to learn French and learn how to garden properly.’ I can sit here and say, ‘This year, I’m going to learn.’ And I’ll just keep on not doing it.�

On telling director

Alan Rickman she was pregnant: “I told him the second day of filming. I thought, get the first day out of the way, because it was so stressed. I was nervous to tell him because, even though I knew he’d be really excited, at the same time I knew he’d be like, ‘Oh, f—.’ I called him into the trailer and I said, ‘I really don’t know how to say this, so I’m just going to say it really quickly: I’m pregnant.’ He went [lowers head], ‘Right.’ I said, “But look, it’s completely fine, I’m completely with it, we just have to carry on. You might just have to accept that my boobs are going to get massive.’ And he was like, ‘I think I can cope with that.’ [Laughs]

On relaxing fellow actors on set:

I was a smoker: I used to sit down and pull out my roll-up cigarettes, which was my quirky thing I used to do. Then I would visibly see people go [sighs], and they’d relax and say, ‘Oh, she’s normal.’ And one by one they’d say, “Actually, can I have one of those?’ I haven’t smoked for quite a long time, so that’s gone. But what I do have in its place is I have a pencil case, and it’s got a little cartoon figure on it, and it says ‘Poo,’ and this person is squatting. That’s my relaxation tool. Out comes the poo pencil case and GETTY everyIMAGES one just goes [sigh].�

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nary things. I’m continuing to work and continuing to do things that are challenging and artistically stimulating.

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Summer is all about fun and ease — and that includes the decor for your next party. And what simpler way to decorate than with materials straight from nature? We’re talking bright, pretty, seasonal flowers.

Following in the footsteps of the farm-to-table movement, Great Performances — a catering and events company that sources its produce from its farm in upstate New York — is all about using local flowers to create beautiful arrangements, something they’ve dubbed “farm-to-vase.”

“Just as eating farm-totable has been sort of a macro-trend over the past decade, we’re finally seeing that transfer over to flowers, too,” says Josh Tierney, the entertaining and decor expert at Great Performances.

Not only is using local flowers more sustainable and community minded, he says, but it’s also cheaper than buying flowers imported from Europe or South America.

Tierney shows us four simple ways to incorporate farmer’s market blooms into our next summer soiree.

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Add wholesome charm and avoid the “What do I do with these?” centerpiece dilemma by displaying potted herbs. Bonus: Guests will be glad to take them home as party favors.

“It’s this idea of recycling the decor— having something that lives on that you can use to cook with,” says Tierney, who suggests potting clusters of rosemary, basil, thyme and oregano.

These can also be styled to fit any event whether rustic or modern. “You can do them in recycled cans like we’ve done, in terracotta pots or in all sorts of funky flea market vessels,” he says.

One way to fool guests into thinking they’re dining at a five-star restaurant: Ditch the parsley and use edible flowers as garnish, or use them to dress up a summer beverage.

“You can grow edible summer flowers in your garden, or those without the yard space or green thumb can purchase edible flowers at places like ShopTerrain. com,” Tierney says.

Teacups make adorable vases

Teacup flowers work really well as a centerpiece for a food platter or, as Tierney suggests, placed down the center of a long table at a wedding, a brunch or, fittingly, a tea party.

Whether you’ve had grandma’s heirloom china stored away in a cupboard or you’ve amassed your own mismatched collection from flea market hunts, just clip some roses or peonies to add instant elegance to your summer soiree.

Worried that it might look like your 3-year-old nephew just slipped some flowers into a party-goer’s teacup? The trick is to make these arrangements look purposeful, explains Tierney.

Here’s how: Take some clear Scotch tape and make a grid across the teacup.

Fill the cup with water, and then place the stems into that grid. “That gives you a bit of control when you’re composing the arrangements,” he says.

Spread the love If a typical floral centerpiece seems a bit dated to you, scatter bud vases around the table instead. “You get what looks like all these single flowers just growing out of the table,” Tierney says.

This idea is perfect for family-style meals, a recent trend in entertaining, because it frees up room that would otherwise be occupied by a traditional centerpiece.

Tierney’s picks Sunflowers: “They’re really hardy, big and beautiful. You can always find them at the green market, and they last a while. I even love when they start to die — they just remind me of a Van Gogh painting.”

Zinnias: “I love using zinnias because they’re hardy and can withstand the heat. Also try marigolds and cosmos!”

Peonies: “The bigger and more open they are, the more beautiful they are. They have a very short window of blooming, so now’s the time to enjoy them.”

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The units are also available with some pretty great views, though you’ll have to pay a bit more.

New housing in the Theater District puts residents right in the heart of downtown.

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As much as Ava Theater District, which is now in its initial opening phase on Stuart Street, is situated in the thick of things downtown, it’s also designed to have its own internal community life. A private one, which only residents or their guests might experience.

“It’s what we call activating social,” says Michael Roberts, senior vice president

of development at AvalonBay Communities. “That means it is open plan with gathering spaces for people to get together outside their apartments.”

The four-story Ava Theater District has 398 apartments and, sitting right next to one of Boston oldest establishments, Jacob Wirth, its modernism stands in stark contrast. Still, with Boston’s downtown now a mostly pleasing mix of old and new, it doesn’t look out of place.

Some tenants have moved in already, and that’s before the rooftop Sky Pavilion is even finished.

“The Sky Pavilion will be the residents’ lounge,” Roberts says. “It will be an indoor-outdoor space with a patio with great views look-

ing over the city and right over to the Blue Hills.”

Ava is national developer AvalonBay’s new, more youthful brand, which is specifically designed with a funky edge. “Ava is geared toward millennials,” says Roberts. “Our core customer is the twenty- to thirtysomethings who want to live in the city and be near everything.”

This location delivers. Ava Theater District is minutes from Boston’s major theaters and many entertainment venues. It’s also a short walk to the Public Gardens and the Common, it’s on the edge of Chinatown and Downtown Crossing and it offers a pleasant walk to the Rose Kennedy Greenway and the waterfront.

But for all that, Roberts says his favorite thing about the building is the entrance lobby. “I just love it,” he says.

“We built an interior forecourt with a water feature, which gives a real special front-door experience. We had a unique opportunity to create something special and we did just that.”

Pricing Living in the heart of town doesn’t come cheap. Pricing at Ava Theater District is based on floor location and views: the higher up and better the view, the more expensive the rent, of course. Studios range from 474 to 666 square feet and have a monthly rent of $2574 to $3905; one-bedroom apartments range from 557 to 922 square feet and go from $2874 to $5250; and twobedroom apartments are from 798 to 1,400 square feet and are priced from $3780 to $9000.

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Cancer | June 21-July 22 Pull your own weight today. Others will be too caught up in their own pursuits to give you a hand.

Conflict can be avoided if you keep your opinions to yourself.

Leo | July 23-Aug. 22 Your sincerity and enthusiasm will entice others to help you market one of your ideas. Don’t be afraid to speak your mind.

You have plenty to gain if you are forthright.

Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22 Don’t hold yourself back. You are a gifted individual, so you should let others see what you can do. Present and promote your ideas to someone in a position to help you get ahead.

Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22 Re-evaluate your motives. It’s up to you to make the changes that will improve your prospects and secure your future. Set up interviews. Your dreams are within reach.

Scorpio |Oct. 23-Nov. 21 Heed your intuition. Something is going on behind the scenes, and you will have to dig deep to discover the truth. Be careful not to let your emotions take over.

Sagittarius | Nov. 22-Dec. 21 Put your heart and soul into important relationships. Stop dwelling on negative issues, and enjoy quality time with the people who count. Your sense of humor will attract attention.

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Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20 Don’t get coerced into a risky joint venture. A smooth talker is best ignored. Do your research thoroughly before you invest in anything. Focus on your goals, not someone else’s.

Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18 Your quest for knowledge will drive you to visit a variety of locales. The facts you learn will aid you in making a decision and lead to a beneficial connection.

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It’s time to consign the Confederate flag to a museum I struggle with how it is permissible, or legal, to have the symbol of the Confederacy flying on a public building.

Beyond the painful racial implications, this flag is a symbol of a challenge made to the sovereignty of the United States.

First, a civil war was

especially to all the men and women who have served in our military.

For 150 years the U.S. Congress has skirted the issue and abandoned its responsibility, [and instead has] tolerated this behavior by South Carolina, Mississippi and other states. Congress must take action and ban this type of display within any state.

Examine the response of the candidates running for the presidency, especially Sen. Lindsay Graham (R-SC).

We should not support any of the candidates who struggle with giving us a

straight answer on why this flag should not be banned [on public properties] and relegated to museums.

There are too many politicians who have sidestepped this issue for the sake of political expediency.

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Gronk making smart financial choices Rob Gronkowski is known for his pass-catching abilities, his separation from defenders and his off-the-field partying — and apparently now his financial management.

You read that right. In his upcoming autobiography titled “It’s Good to be Gronk,” the 26-year-old speaks of how he has not spent a dime of the $16.3 million he has earned in his five years in the NFL. Gronkowski backs his statement by writing that he lives off of his endorsement money and doesn’t blow it on expensive cars, jewelry or tattoos.

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Nguyen has had puzzling 2015 season so far for Revolution MLS. The New England Revs will need to get more from Lee Nguyen if they expect to play to their peak potential this season.

Being comfortably situated in second place in the JV Eastern Conference (where only two of the 10 teams are above .500) has masked many issues on the Revolution (6-5-6) so far in the 2015 regular season. Near the top of that list has to be the mysteriously poor play of their star midfielder Lee Nguyen.

You’ll recall that Nguyen was the runner-up for MLS MVP last season after he exploded for a career-best 18 goals and five assists while helping to lead New England to the 2014 MLS Cup against Los Angeles.

He had the assist on Charlie Davies’ pretty goal in Sunday’s frustrating 2-1 loss at D.C. United (9-5-4), but it was only his third assist of the season and he has just one goal in this entire campaign.

“It’s obviously not what we wanted,” said Nguyen after the loss. “It’s just one

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of those games where we’ve got to close them out and we didn’t. You let a team like D.C. hang around long enough, they’re going to find holes and that’s what happened.”

It was the start of what,

potentially, could be a big week both for the Revs and Nguyen. They go to Columbus (4-6-5) on Wednesday (7:30 p.m., CSNNE), then host Vancouver (9-6-2) on Saturday (7:30, CSNNE), and additionally the 23-man ros-

ter for the Gold Cup (which includes a match at Gillette Stadium vs. Haiti on July 10) will be announced. Nguyen was named to the preliminary roster and he’s received many call-ups to the U.S. men’s national team since

his breakout season last year with New England.

Nguyen has played in 15 matches (starting in 14 of them) and he leads the Revs in shots on goal (35), so it’s hard to explain why six guys on the Revolution have scored more goals than him this year. In fact, his lone strike came on a converted penalty kick way back on April 4 at Colorado (a 2-0 win

by New England). He’s 28 years old, but this is only his fourth season in MLS, meaning that this should be the prime of his career. There are still four months left before the playoffs begin, so there’s plenty of time for Nguyen to figure it out. With him at his best, New England could finally end its Cup drought.

If he continues to disappear like this, however, they will have a hard time getting there, let alone winning it.

RICH SLATE @RichSlate

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Cardinals (45-24) Another week, another week at the top for the Cardinals.

They now lead the NL Central by six games over the Pirates.

Michael Wacha has solidified the top of the rotation after Adam Wainwright’s seasonending injury with nine wins, the second most in the NL.

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The Astros are indeed for real.

It’s now the end of June and the Astros are among the best teams in the AL and lead the AL West. Luis Valbuena’s 17 home runs are fifth in the AL.

What a month for the Rays as they have been on a tear and now lead the AL East by a game. Their two-game losing streak shouldn’t affect how well they’ve played of late.

The Dodgers have struggled of late, dropping seven of their last 10 to only lead the West by a game. Adrian Gonzalez is now out of the top five in the major batting categories.

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After a weeklong unbeaten streak, the Pirates have dropped three straight games but remain six games back of the Cards. Gerrit Cole (1.78 ERA) has emerged as one of the best pitchers in baseball.

Although the Cubs have won three games in a row, they still remain 6.5 games back. While they are much improved than where they have been in years past, the postseason is on their minds.

Minnesota continues to be one of the biggest surprises in baseball, as they are still hanging close with the Royals in the AL Central. Glen Perkins’ 23 saves are tied for the most in baseball.

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MORTGAGEEâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage given by Michael A. RosenďŹ eld and Margaret RosenďŹ eld to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for, Taylor, Bean & Whitaker Mortgage Corp., its successors and assigns, dated April 4, 2007 and registered with Suffolk County Registry District of the Land Court as Document Number 735491 noted on CertiďŹ cate of Title Number 123243subsequently assigned to Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., by assignment, and registered with said Land Court as Document Number 778062 noted on CertiďŹ cate ofTitle Number 123243, subsequently assigned to Nationstar Mortgage LLC by Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC , by assigmnent, and registered with said Land Court as Document Number 819298 noted on CertiďŹ cate of Title Number 123243, of which the Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at 10:00 AM on July 1, 2015 at 9 Lawton Street, Boston (District of Hyde Park), MA, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: That certain parcel of land situated in that part of Boston formerly Hyde Park, Suffolk County, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, situated on Lawton Street, which property is known and numbered 9 Lawton Street and described as follows: Said land is determined by the Court to be located upon plan numbered 27773-A, ďŹ led with CertiďŹ cate of Title No. 63599 the same being compiled from a plan drawn by Walter R. Luby, Surveyor, dated August 3, 1957, and additional data on ďŹ le in the Land Registration OfďŹ ce all as modiďŹ ed and approved by the Court and shown thereon as Lot One (1). The land above described is subject to restrictions as set forth in a deed given

by George F. Pinkham et al to Herny M. Dean, dated September 19, 1881, duly recorded in Norfolk County Registry of Deeds in Book 532, Page 110, so far as in force and applicable at date of original decree. So much of said land is included within the limits of said Lawton Street is subject to the rights of all person lawfully entitled thereto in and over the same, and to the right and easement contained in a stipulation between Wm. Merola, Inc., and the City of Boston, ďŹ led with the papers in case no. 27773, March 7,1958, a copy of which is ďŹ led and registered as Document No. 233062. For title reference see deed ďŹ led as Document 718098. The mortgagor(s) expressly reserve my/our rights of Homestead, if any, and do not wish to terminate my/our Homestead by granting the within conveyance notwithstanding my/our waiver of such Homestead in paragraph 24 of the within mortgage. C#123243 612-43 The premises are to be sold subject to and with the beneďŹ t of all easements, restrictions, building and zoning laws, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession.

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TERMS OF SALE: A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of a certiďŹ ed check or bank treasurerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s check will be required to be delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days from the sale date in the form of a certiďŹ ed check, bank treasurerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s check or other check satisfactory to Mortgageeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgageeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s attorney. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication.

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