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Zombie paintball actors get pelted for the cause Targets. Brave souls helping farms and paintball fields go zombie this season. When it comes to being a zombie/paintball target, the trick is to wear pads. Lots of pads: a variable combo of hockey and soccer gear, plus foam or bubble wrap and other kinds of cushion — all of it tucked under a spooky costume. “It’s pretty rare for a paintball to squeak through and give you a good one,” said Doug Hallenbrook, a manager at Boston Paintball. “But it’s a fun thing, running around and being a zombie and having all these people screaming.” As the season of hayrides and apple-picking rolled in again this year, area farms were embracing the more extreme take on cold-weather New England fun: shooting zombies with paintball guns mounted on trailers. Boston Paintball is one of several to embrace the trend, running a zombie

Boston Paintball of Chelsea is having a zombie paintball battle in Maynard where participants can shoot at zombies throughout the Halloween season. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI

paintball attraction in the woods in Maynard this season called Project Hope: Undead Outbreak, the area chain’s second annual zombie offering. And behind the scenes, many daring fans of the undead were stepping up to frighten customers and be pelted for the cause. Mike Bouhabib, a paintball veteran of 12 years, said he would mostly forego the pads when he plays the part of a zombie for the attraction. Rookie actors pack in cushions and gear, the Boston Paintball staff member said, but he

mostly just wears a paintball uniform. He estimated a zombie paintball actor gets hit about 100 times a night. “I’m pretty used to getting shot. It’d take five or six shots before I go down” he said. “We remind the participants: When a zombie is laying on the ground, stop shooting them.” Hallenbrook has taken his share of hits. During tests to get the guns’ speeds (they’re turned down lower than usual) and the zombies’ padding just right, he volunteered to be a target.

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To kick off Breast Cancer Awareness Month, thousands took part in the Making Strides walk in Boston on Sunday. More than 40,000 were expected to walk in solidarity with similar events around the country, with Boston walkers raising more than $1 million for the American Cancer Society. They met up bright and early at the Hatch Shell, wearing lots and lots of pink. The top fundraisers this year were a team called Troop Tegan for Lorraine, whose members raised $53,905, according to event organizers. It was the 23rd consecutive walk for the team. Learn more by visiting the American Cancer Society’s website (cancer .org). SPENCER BUELL

“I was patient zero,” he said. In addition to character costumes, actors wear protective thick latex masks that stretch over helmets and goggles — consequently, all his zombies are bald. He said all the extra effort helps the company compete as the market for zombie paintball has exploded. “Haunted houses, haunted hayrides, corn mazes, that industry has taken off in the last five or 10 years,” Hallenbrook said. “And they’ve kind of adopted paintball as an

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Police foil bank robber’s bike getaway Boston police broke up a bicycle-riding bank robber’s getaway on Saturday. Police said John Crilley, 45, of Charlestown, held up the Santander bank at 437 Rutherford Avenue, where he allegedly grabbed a bank employee, said he had a gun and demanded cash. A teller complied, giving the suspect bills packed with dye packets. Crilley fled out the main entrance, boarded a bike and pedaled away, according to a police report. The suspect was described as wearing a yellow raincoat, facemask

Thousands participated in the American Cancer Society’s Making Strides against Breast Cancer walk. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI

additional attraction. It’s a really neat thing.” But the key, he said, is in making everything work so it’s a fun ride for customers and no one gets hurt. At family farms looking to go zombie, there is definitely a learning curve, said Virginia Schwarzenbach, “agri-tainment” manager at Warner Farm in Sunderland. Now in its second year, organizers of the Zombie Night Patrol ride have taken notes, she said. “The first year, it was a little hard to hold on to our zombie actors. After three or four weeks of being pelted with paintballs, it wasn’t a very delightful experience for them,” Schwarzenbach said. So to keep her staff of 20-30 actors safe, and keep them from quitting, staff at Warner (also the home of Mike’s Maze) devised a “foam-based protection” system, built by hand into costumes to soften the blow.

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and black gloves, police said. An officer spotted a man matching that description “ducking in and out of” an area near Essex Street and Tibbetts Town Way, according to police. Another witness told police they saw a white man riding a bike in a yellow jacket, and said they also saw smoke — which police said in a release may have been a discharged dye packet. Police later arrested Crilley without incident at a relative’s home on Tibbetts Town Way and matched the suspect with surveillance footage captured on scene. Crilley faces assault and armed robbery charges, and police believe he was also the suspect in a Sept. 27 convenience store robbery. SPENCER BUELL

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driver-side door and opened it, attempted to push her in the car, then pulled her out when she resisted. She was able to flee the scene. Police later found her car about 1.5 miles away at 78 Peterborough Street, where it had been set on fire, according to the report.

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Assad. Russian air campaign are vital in saving the Middle East President Bashar al-Assad said the success of a military campaign by Russia, Syria and its allies was vital to save the Middle East from destruction, a day after Moscow said it would step up air strikes against Islamic State targets across Syria. A year-long air campaign by Western and Arab air forces in Syria and Iraq had been counterproductive, Assad said, helping terrorism spread and win new recruits, but a coalition of Syria, Russia, Iran and Iraq could achieve real results.

“It must succeed otherwise we face the destruction of the entire region, not only one or two states,” he said in an interview with Iranian television broadcast on Sunday. Assad was speaking days after Russian jets based in western Syria launched air strikes against targets Moscow has identified as Islamic State bases, but which Assad’s opponents say disproportionately hit rival, foreign-backed insurgents. The United States, France and Britain say the Russian air strikes

Wreckage of buildings are seen at the site of the Russian airstrikes targeting the Jabal al-Zawiya town of Idlib, Syria. /GETTY IMAGES

are aimed at propping up Assad after recent rebel advances. “They are backing the butcher Assad, which is a terrible mistake, for them and the world,” British Prime Minister David Cameron said. Russia said on Sunday its planes flew 20 sorties in Syria and struck 10 Islamic State targets in the previous 24 hours, including a training camp and a suicide-belt factory. “We have managed to disrupt their control system, the terrorist organization’s supply lines, and also caused significant damage to the infrastructure used to prepare acts of terror,” Russia’s defense ministry said. Residents in the Syria province of Homs reported air strikes on Sunday they believed were carried out by Russian jets, in an area controlled by factions fighting under the umbrella of the rebel Free Syrian Army, not Islamic State.

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After a miserable week, it seems like everyone in D.C. is hoping for better days. Ill winds were blowing all around the capital, so a lot of folks are looking for some sunshine in my three things to watch this week in politics. 1. FLOODED BASEMENT: Even the opposing party had to admit, for a while there President Obama hit an amazing stride for a lame duck — firing out executive orders, making bold policy decisions and daring anyone to stop him. But last week came the deluge. New job numbers were weaker than expected, Russia’s Vladimir Putin caught the administration flat-footed with bombing runs in Syria, and the secretary of education resigned (he’s among the last of the old guard as the president’s term draws to an end), leaving the president with a lot of mopping. He stood tall with tough talk about gun control after the latest mass shooting, and you can expect more of that — but action? Meh. His Dems don’t have the power and frankly they are more concerned about the next president.

2. ERODING REPUBLICANS: If Dems are troubled by the president’s problems, Joe Biden’s indecision about running and Hillary Clinton’s sagging poll numbers, they can console themselves with a thought: The Republicans have even worse problems. Watch for GOPers to once again spend the week trying to sandbag against the flood waters in their party. They have a vacancy to fill in the Speaker of the House job, immense uncertainty about who their presidential candidate will be in 2016, and oh yes — a remarkable talent for stumbling out into the storm without an umbrella lately. 3. AND STILL TRUMP: Predictions about Donald Trump sliding from the top of the GOP candidate polls have persisted for weeks now, and the pundits who’ve made those prognostications have been all wet. That said, movement in the lower ranks and some weakening at the top end suggests it may yet come — watch this week’s polls to see if Trump can once again defy the insiders and stay high and dry.

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Coast Guard. Debris appears to belong to missing cargo ship Search and rescue teams on Sunday located debris which appeared to belong to the cargo ship El Faro that went missing in the eye of Hurricane Joaquin with 33 mostly American crew members aboard, the U.S. Coast Guard and the ship’s owner said. Life jackets, containers and an oil sheen were spotted by Coast Guard aircrews flying over the Bahamas on the third day of their search for the container ship. The owners of the El Faro, Tote Maritime, also said two vessels it sent to the scene had found a container “which appears to be from the El Faro.” There had been no sighting of the El Faro or any lifeboats, Tote Maritime Puerto Rico president Tim Nolan said in a statement. The Coast Guard could not confirm that the objects belonged to the El

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Carly Fiorina has emerged as the Republican candidate of the moment in conservative fundraising circles, drawing the notice of the billionaire Koch brothers and other wealthy donors who could instantly remake her shoestring presidential campaign. Fiorina’s show-stealing performance in a Republican debate last month, and her subsequent surge in the polls, has prompted

industrialists Charles and David Koch to take a “serious look” at the former Hewlett-Packard chief executive, according to sources close to the brothers. She has now moved to the short list of candidates the Kochs may support with their reported $1 billion war chest, the sources said. Florida Sen. Marco Rubio is among those on the coveted list. Other politically powerful mega donors are also lining up. Texas oilman T. Boone Pickens hosted a packed luncheon at a posh Dallas venue for Fiorina in late September, while venture capitalist Tom Perkins is planning a fundraising gala in California in the next few months. REUTERS

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Gunman in Oregon college massacre committed suicide

The gunman who killed his English professor and eight others at an Oregon community college committed suicide after a shootout with police who arrived within ďŹ ve minutes and exchanged ďŹ re with him almost immediately, authorities said. Investigators had previously said the 26-year-old shooter was killed by the oďŹƒcers who raced to the rampage at Umpqua Community College in Roseburg, which ranks as the deadliest among dozens of U.S. mass shootings in the past two years. Douglas County Sheri John Hanlin told a news conference on Saturday the state medical examiner had determined that

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Four California students arrested for plotting mass shooting

Four northern California students have been arrested for plotting to carry out a shooting at a high school, authorities said. Authorities took four unidentiďŹ ed students into custody after they uncovered their plan to shoot and kill faculty members and students at Summerville High School, the Tuolumne County Sheri’s OďŹƒce said on Saturday. “The suspects’ plan was very detailed in nature and included names of would-be victims, locations and the methods in which the plan was to be carried out,â€? the sheri’s department said in a Facebook post. REUTERS

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Persistent torrential rainfall in South Carolina caused major ooding on Sunday, turning some suburbs of the city of Charleston into lakes and forcing hundreds of rescues across the state. “This is record. There’s never been a rainfall like this in the city’s history,â€? Charleston Mayor Joe Riley, who is in his 40th and last year as mayor, told reporters on Sunday morning. REUTERS

Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton dropped in at the late-night comedy show “Saturday Night Live� on Saturday, appearing in a sketch as a bartender alongside comedian Kate McKinnon, who played the former United States senator and secretary of state. Clinton, playing Val, served McKinnon-asClinton and sparred with the gay comic about Clinton’s record on supporting gay marriage. The Democratic presidential candidate also took shots at Republican contender Donald Trump, deepening her voice in imitation of one of his pointed pronouncements. REUTERS

Volkswagen’s supervisory board will hold an extraordinary meeting on Wednesday at which ďŹ nance chief Hans Dieter Poetsch is expected to be appointed as new head of the 20-member controlling panel, two sources said on Sunday. Europe’s biggest carmaker admitted cheating diesel emissions tests in the United States, with 11 million vehicles aected worldwide. As well as appointing Poetsch, the board meeting will discuss the latest ďŹ ndings of VW’s internal investigation which has already led to more than 10 suspensions of senior managers. REUTERS

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Selena Gomez breaks Brooklyn Beckham’s heart It’s been hot a second since we’ve checked in on the love lives of teenagers, hasn’t it? Don’t worry, OK! magazine has you covered, teasing exclusive details about the melancholy state of eldest Beckham boy, 16-year-old Brooklyn, and the number done on his heart by none other than 23-year-old Selena Gomez. According to the tabloid, Beckham’s massive crush on Gomez was only intensified by her playful flirting, even leading to

the souring of his relationship with fellow famous teen Chloe Grace Moretz. “He was smitten with Selena even while he was dating Chloe, which was one of the reasons they broke up,” a source tells the magazine, presumably during study hall. Gomez was apparently “flattered” but was “not convinced” it would work out. “She says Brooklyn’s sweet and all, but he’s just too young for her,” the source adds, obviously.

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Twitter feed Today, Mark Duplass is wrestling with maturity, Ricky Gervais is weird, Mindy Kaling is Team Damon, Kirstie Alley probably meant that as a direct message and Chris Rock wants the impossible.

Gwen Stefani knows how to mine heartache for hit records — just ask No Doubt bandmate Tony Kanal. After all, Stefani made a name for herself and the band by turning their breakup into an epic pop album. So obviously soon-to-be ex-husband Gavin Rossdale should be nervous. As their divorce battle heats up, Stefani has reportedly been busy in the studio on a new solo album that’s said to be “Gwen’s most raw and

best work ever. Some of the songs will include the heartfelt emotions she had over suspicions Gavin had betrayed her with their nanny,” a source tells Radar Online — and man, what is it with nannies these days? Stefani “is at the point that she just doesn’t care about how Gavin feels about it. Music is the truest form of expression for her, and she put Gavin’s needs above hers for a very long time. That is over.”

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Hillary Clinton bar talk Perhaps the one upside of the presidential race starting earlier and earlier is that “Saturday Night Live” has even more time to play to one of its biggest strengths: political mockery. And who doesn’t love a politician with a sense of humor about him or herself? Hillary Clinton stopped by the season premiere of “SNL” to play

a bartender offering some comfort to presidential candidate Hillary Clinton (Kate McKinnon). Clinton proves to be a much better sport than anyone could’ve guessed by letting McKinnon and the writers poke fun at her eventual support of gay marriage and opposition to the Keystone XL pipeline, doing a great Donald Trump impression and even duetting on “Lean on Me.”

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Quit playing games with his heart, Selena.

Geena Davis vs. Hollywood gender issues A lot of people complain about the gender inequality plaguing Hollywood both in front of and behind the camera, but Geena Davis is actually doing something about it with her Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media. And what she’s doing is more than just putting her name on a pro-women think tank. “I meet with everyone in Hollywood,” Davis said at the San Diego

Film Festival, according to E! News. “I just go directly to them and say, ‘Whatever you’re going to make now, just before you cast it, go through and change a bunch of first names to female, and if it says in a script that a crowd gathers, just put half should be female.’ All you have to do is that. Just a few strokes of the pen and now you have a gender-balanced movie.” See? Simple!

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Nicolas Cage has made some bad career decisions

Well, that was poorly planned.

I know it doesn’t seem like Nicolas Cage knows how to say the word no, given his filmography, but apparently he has turned down a few offers. And some very notable ones, at that. “I try to always move forward as opposed to dwelling on the past or the movies that might have happened,” Cage tells Newsweek. “’Lord of

the Rings.’ That trilogy. Aragorn. Or ‘The Matrix.’” Wait, wait, wait. Hold up. Cage turned down a starring role in “The Lord of the Rings”? Apparently so. “There were different things going on in my life at the time that precluded me from being able to travel and be away from home for three years,” he explains. I mean, I guess.

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Inside the actor’s anxiety Interview. Sebastian Stan talks auditioning for “The Martian.�

best, and who knows? This is such a long shot.� So actually that might have helped.

When Sebastian Stan was first offered the chance to audition for “The Martian,� all he was told was that it was a Ridley Scott movie and it took place in space — and no, he couldn’t read the script. It’s the kind of situation that used to freak him out as an actor, but he’s gotten over it. You weren’t given the script before auditioning? It’s true. Basically, I got a phone call where the casting director was on the other end saying, “You’ve got 48 hours to put yourself on tape. There’s a part in this movie, it’s the last part to be cast, Ridley Scott is directing. And you can’t read the script.� Once I did a little bit of research that

Sebastian Stan (center) in “The Martian� alongside Matt Damon, Jessica Chastain, Kate Mara and Aksel Hennie. / TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX

So what did you do? They gave me basically

three quick scenes, and none of the stuff was dramatic, per se. Sometimes when you get an audition, they select a scene that’s very dramatic or “shows your range,� but these scenes were very practical,

you get a costume and there’s four cameras, but I basically was in a room with him and eight really old Mac computers and him going at me, “There’s something that looks like a polar bear, and he’s chasing you, and now you’ve come across this huge

cli, but it’s pink because of the atmosphere and so on. You’re just at the edge of this thing and you’re about to fall, and go!� I was 22 at the time; I was so nervous. That’s the only one I didn’t get that turned out to be a monstrous hit.

night, I realized there was a book, and immediately I was like, is it possible for me to read a book in one night?

and there didn’t seem to be much to them — other than speaking this very scientific language. So I kind of went in not nervous for once. I actually went in there like, “You know what? I’m going to do my

But everything’s a long shot, isn’t it? Yeah, but you always have to audition with these big directors like Ridley, and that’s a given. You put your ego aside and you go for it, but it’s always a weird process. When I was younger, I used to take it personally. “Am I good enough?� But as you get older you realize there’s so many different intricacies. Now, it helps that some of the movies I didn’t get didn’t turn out to be hits, and then you feel like you’ve dodged a bullet. [Laughs] NED EHRBAR @Nedrick ned.ehrbar@metro. us

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Every season of TV brings a mix of returning shows, big new ideas and, well, new shows that look a lot like old shows. But it also means a set of new faces, any of whom might become the big-name TV stars of tomorrow. Now that we’re a few weeks into the TV season, here’s who we think will be 2015’s breakout stars.

Priyanka Chopra

Bollywood star Chopra is making her splashy American debut in “Quantico,� a show that somehow combines the DNA of “Homeland� and “Grey’s Anatomy.� That might seem like an odd pairing, but when it comes down to it, photogenic young people in dangerous situations are always pretty appealing. The

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The concept might have sounded a little goofy — tattooed, naked amnesiac discovered in Times Square has crime clues hidden in her tattoos — but it’s a concept that people have tuned in for. No doubt that’s partly

because of Alexander’s grounded portrayal of someone who behaves with an appealing mix of fear and bravado when it comes to ďŹ guring out just what’s happened to her, and who was involved.

show’s premiere episode attracted quite a bit of attention, and Chopra, as the show’s star, is poised to become the face of that success.

OK, hear us out: This guy might not exactly be a new name. But Savage hasn’t taken a starring onscreen role since 2006, and has mostly been a director in the years since he charmed everyone as the youthful protagonist of “The Wonder Years.� His lead role in Fox’s “The Grinder� is a helpful reminder that he’s actually a compelling and natural performer

with a keen sense of comic timing even when he’s playing the straight man.

Rachel Bloom

Talk about your big breaks: Prior to getting the lead in musical comedy “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend,â€? Bloom had mostly done voiceover work, though she had a thriving career as a writer and performer of comedic songs. Classics such as a tune about wanting to be seduced by famed sci-ďŹ author Ray Bradbury and a desperate attempt to ďŹ nd a theater nerd to watch the Tonys with were no doubt part of what got her the role.

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It was a full house at the Apollo Theater last week for Glamour magazine’s “The Power of an Educated Girl” event. On the stage sat first lady Michelle Obama, actress Charlize Theron (who is the founder of the Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Project) and former Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard. These powerhouse women came together to educate the audience about the 62 million girls around the world who lack access to education. For more than an hour, the panel spoke of how girls risked their lives every day just for the chance to go to school. Moving, sure. But then one high schooler in the audience asked the panel a question that stood out from the rest: Why should we even care?

country, educating girls is the key to that. It just is,” the first lady responded. Gillard jumped in, citing hard facts: “The more time people spend in school, the more likely they are to look for peaceful conflict solutions and the more likely they are to support democracy.” If we want the world to be a more peaceful place, advocating education for all is crucial.

Education promotes peace

It keeps people healthy

“If we want to end global poverty, if we want to improve the plight of our

Theron is from South Africa, where more people

What you can do President Obama and the first lady launched Let Girls Learn, a campaign that helps provide girls across the country with the resources they need to go to school, whether that’s a safe way to get there, school supplies or having their family’s basic needs met so they don’t have to work to provide for them. By working with the Peace Corps, the focus of Let Girls Learn is to make community-based changes to better meet specific needs. To learn how you can help spread awareness, raise money or volunteer, go to www.usaid.gov/ letgirlslearn.

are infected with HIV than anywhere else in the world. Through her work, she says she’s learned that staying in school has a direct correlation with staying healthy — and not just in South Africa. “In Zimbabwe, girls are five times more likely to not get HIV if they stay in school,” she says.

was for girls to stay in school in her country. “Many can’t get to school because of violence,” she says. “A lot of girls can’t go to school because they have to work to support their families. But the biggest reason girls drop out of school is because

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of teenage pregnancy.” Nurfahada has been connecting with global nonprofits to ask government officials to pass laws allowing girls to go to school instead of being pressured to drop out. “Just imagine if Nurfahada couldn’t get an

education,” Obama told the crowd. “What a waste that would be.” Obama stressed that millions of girls around the world had the same potential as Nurfahada to make global change, but without access to an education, it couldn’t happen.

It breeds next-generation global leaders Sitting next to Obama was Nurfahada, a 16-year-old from the Philippines who shared how hard it

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Another dud division NFL. Upon further review, the AFC East stinks yet again.

Three weeks ago, this publication and many others jumped the gun. The idea was that the AFC East was ready to finally again be a beast of a division for the first time since Marino, Kelly and Bledsoe were marquee names in pro football. The Bills, Jets, Dolphins and Patriots were all winners in Week 1. Since that time, however, the Bills have lost a pair of games at home, the Dolphins have lost three in a row (including a loss to Jacksonville) and the Jets lost to arguably the worst team in the league (the Eagles) at home. The division looks as though it’s going to go the exact same way it has for the majority of this century. The Patriots are going to coast to a division crown. Based on record alone, the 3-1 Jets are the Pats’ main threat. Of course, you can only play the teams that are on your schedule, but New York just hasn’t looked like a team capable of hanging with the Pats in any of its four games this season. In Week 1, they beat the Browns at home (who doesn’t do that?). In Week 2 they beat the Colts in Indy (the Colts are 2-2 and had to scrape and claw to beat both the Titans and Jags the past two weeks). The Jets lost

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Ryan Tannehill and the Dolphins dropped to 1-3 on the year Sunday. / GETTY IMAGES The slate A look at the road ahead for the Patriots: •

The Pats return to action this coming Sunday when they’ll be at Dallas (4:25 p.m., CBS).

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The revenge tour ramps up the following week when the Pats play at the Colts. They then face the Jets and Dolphins at the end of the month.

at home to the hapless Eagles (who lost to Washington Sunday) and their win over the Dolphins in London was “ho-hum.” The Patriots typically feast on “so-so” quarterbacks and Ryan Fitzpatrick has been the definition of “so-so” in 2015. He has a passer rating of 76.5 so far this season and has thrown at least one interception in every game so far. His passing yardage high this season is 283 and that was a game in which he threw the ball 58 times (completing just

35 of them in the loss to Philly). As recently as Sunday morning, the Bills were thought to be major competition for the Pats in not only the division but in the race for the Lamar Hunt Trophy. But Sunday’s loss to the previously uninspired Giants exposed Rex Ryan’s bunch. The Bills racked up 135 penalty yardage and did not score a touchdown until the fourth quarter in a 24-10 home loss. The Dolphins? They’re done. So much so that

head coach Joe Philbin had a “meeting” with owner Stephen Ross following Sunday’s 27-14 loss at Wembley Stadium to the Jets and had his job security openly questioned by the media afterward. So the Patriots sat back on Sunday and watched their primary rivals do what they’ve done for the better part of the past 15 years — play like alsorans. MATT BURKE @Burke_Metro sports@metro.us

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Farrell, Lovullo both to be back with Sox in 2016 Boston President of Baseball Operations Dave Dombrowski is expected to flip the Red Sox’ roster upside down ahead of the 2016 season, but the new boss will retain the majority of the coaching staff — including manager John Farrell, it was announced by the club Sunday. “The commitment is made to John, he’ll be our manager for 2016, he

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John Farrell and Torey Lovullo will both be back in the dugout for the Sox in 2016. / GETTY IMAGES

should be fine,” Dombrowski told ESPN. Farrell completed his final course of chemotherapy for non-Hodgkin lymphoma recently and his full recovery is expected to take three to six months. In case Farrell is not “ready to go” by the start of spring training, Torey Lovullo will continue in his role as interim manager. Lovullo did a bang-up job as interim manager for the Sox in the past month and a half. In filling in for Farrell, Lovullo went 28-20 as the Boston skipper. Dombrowski was able

to convince Lovullo to sign a two-year contract extension in which he would waive the right to purse any other MLB managerial job this offseason. Lovullo would have been one of the hottest names on the market for a managerial job opening given the work he did with the Sox in August and September this year. The Red Sox lost their season finale Sunday in Cleveland, 3-1, to finish the year 78-84. It was their second straight losing season after winning the World Series in 2013. MATT BURKE

Baseball playoffs set The Yankees will open the 2015 MLB postseason Tuesday (8 p.m., ESPN) when they host the Astros in a one-game wild card playoff. The Cubs will play at the Pirates a night later (8 p.m., TBS) in the NL wild card game. The Rangers won the AL West Sunday and will face the Blue Jays while the Mets will host the Dodgers. The Royals and Cards will await the wild card winners in each respective league.

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