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A teenage girl in Los Angeles County who had traveled to El Salvador in late November tested positive for the mosquito-transmitted Zika virus but has since recovered, public health officials said. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health said in a statement that it is conducting surveillance to identify any infected travelers returning to the county. REUTERS
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The United States cannot solve problems in the Middle East without Iran’s help and should drop its “hostile” stance toward Tehran, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said. Rouhani also took a swipe at regional arch rival Saudi Arabia, saying its military campaign in neighboring Yemen was a failure. Rouhani is midway through a four-day trip to Italy and France, looking to burnish his country’s international credentials following the signing last year of a nuclear accord with world powers and the lifting of financial sanctions. REUTERS
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A U.S. appeals court heard arguments over whether a high school in Virginia should be ordered to allow a transgendered student to use the boys’ bathroom, even though he was born a biological female. The student, Gavin Grimm, a 16-year-old junior at Gloucester High School, is suing the Gloucester County School Board over its restroom policy. REUTERS
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Crowds gather to catch a glimpse of the painting “Dos Mujeres” by artist Frida Kahlo at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. The painting is the first of Kahlo’s to be added to a New England museum collection and will be on view through March 1 at the museum.
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DORCHESTER SHOOTING
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Boston police are investigating a shooting in Dorchester that left a 19-year-old man dead. Police responded to a report of a person shot near Washington Street and Dunbar Avenue at about 1:40 a.m. on Wednesday. When officers arrived, they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. He was pronounced dead on the scene. NATE HOMAN
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The Pentagon views public-private partnerships as the best way to end U.S. reliance on Russian rocket engines, and plans to award contracts for such arrangements in fiscal 2017, Deputy Defense Secretary Robert Work said in a letter obtained by Reuters. Work told Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain in the letter dated Jan. 26 it was unrealistic to transition completely away from the Russian RD-180 engines that power the Atlas 5 rocket built by United Launch Alliance, a joint venture of Lockheed Martin and Boeing, before 2021 or 2022. REUTERS
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The victim of a murder-suicide in Peabody was on the phone with a family member when she was attacked, The Boston Globe reported. The attack, which police responded to late Tuesday evening, took place at 11 Winter Street, WCVB reported. “A relative in Brazil had been on the phone with the woman and heard a commotion, followed by the phone line going dead,” the Globe reported. The “relative in Brazil was alarmed and called another relative in Peabody, who then called the Peabody police.” MATT LEE
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Shootings, stabbing in car in Brookline Three schools went on lockdown after three men were stabbed and two of them shot. SPENCER BUELL @MetroBOS
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Brookline police seek one, possibly two, suspects traveling in a white Ford Focus after three men were stabbed and shot in the Boston suburb Wednesday. All three victims — described as men in their 20s — were in stable condition at area hospitals, Brookline Police Chief Daniel O’Leary told reporters. He said the victims were known to police in several communities, but
would not elaborate. Two of the injured were found outside near 75 Harvard Street, he said. A third was found inside an apartment at 198 St. Paul Street, he said. At least two were both shot and stabbed, and the other was at least stabbed, he said. “It is very rare that this happens, but by the same token we’re ready for things like this,” O’Leary said at the press conference. The vehicle was described as a rental with a New York license plate. Witnesses and cameras at nearby intersections helped police identify the car, O’Leary said. He said police do not know the identities of the suspects. Police were investi-
gating whether the two victims on Harvard Street jumped out, or possibly were pushed out, of the vehicle as it sped away from Saint Paul Street, he said. Police were also determining whether another suspect fled on foot, O’Leary said. In response to the violence, several schools took emergency precautions, keeping children at three area schools indoors. Police identified those schools in a tweet as Pierce Elementary School, Amos A. Lawrence School and St. Mary of the Assumption. The department also tweeted that officers would be assigned to each of those schools and that students would be released online.
Bostonians biggest tippers: Zagat A new report has uncovered the tipping habits, restaurant trends and restaurant pet peeves most common to different American cities, and it finds that the dining landscape has plenty of similarities but some remarkable differences. American restaurant culture is evolving differently across the nation’s major cities, according to the findings in a new Zagat report. Some trends indicate
real differences in taste and expectations as diners reveal where they are most similar and most different. When it comes to tipping, Americans leave an average of 18.9 percent gratuity, with Boston leaving the most generous tips at 20 percent, Zagat stated, adding that residents of San Antonio average the lowest tips, at 17.1 percent. Overall restaurant prices vary even more noticeably, with New
York City residents spending an average of $48.44 to eat out, a full $12.14 over the national average of $36.30, Zagat reported. Dinners in Detroit cost the least, with an average price of $28.77. Specific to diners’ pet peeves, 32 percent of New Yorkers dislike noise the most, while 30 percent of Bostonians agree that noise is their biggest complaint when it comes to eating out. JASON NUCKOLLS
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A task force formed by Mayor Marty Walsh has come up with recommendations for improving nightlife in Boston. The group of twodozen appointees said some restaurants should be able to serve food and alcohol later, rules on outdoor drinks and live music should be loosened, and the license process should be streamlined, according to an announcement released Wednesday. They aren’t new policies, just suggestions. Walsh said in a statement he would “look forward to further exploring� them. “In the city of Boston we have an opportunity to create the kind of nightlife that visitors expect in a world-class city,� Walsh said in a statement. Bob Luz, who heads the Massachusetts Res-
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Extend liquor license hours within designated downtown area
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Allow restaurants that have 10 p.m. or 11 p.m. license citywide to extend to midnight
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taurant Association — which tends to support efforts to let restaurants stay open later and to increase nightlife traffic — was included in the statement. He said he supports the effort. The suggestions come as the MBTA has indicated it plans to ax late-night T service, one major part of the city’s nightlife-improvement efforts as Boston aims to appeal to young wouldbe employees. SPENCER BUELL
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Baker plans 3.5% spending increase Gov. Charlie Baker plans to boost state spending next fiscal year by 3.5 percent, making targeted investments while holding the line on many government accounts despite backto-back years of major jobs gains that are pushing up state tax collections by an estimated 4.3 percent. With a strong focus on fiscal restraint, Baker’s budget reflects the ongoing reality that fixed costs required for MassHealth, pensions, debt service and other expenses continue to consume large chunks of new revenue, limiting the areas where policy leaders can spend new dollars without turning to taxes or reserves. The governor’s $39.55 billion spending plan for fiscal 2017, which he intends to file Wednesday, further reduces the volume of one-time revenues in the annual budget to $250 million, down from $1.2 billion in the fiscal 2015 budget that Baker inherited from his predecessor, Gov. Deval Patrick. The Baker administration plans to roll over between $400 million and $500 million in
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BRIEF Boston Public Library defaced with graďŹƒti GraďŹƒti on the walls of the Boston Public Library caused a stir on Wednesday, as the city woke up to ďŹ nd several “tagsâ€? sprayed in white paint on the Copley Square landmark’s façade and statues. Police identiďŹ ed the suspect as a black male in a gray hooded sweatshirt wearing a red hat and carrying a back-
pack, department spokesman James Kenneally told Metro. A witness reported seeing the graďŹƒti along the wall facing Dartmouth Street after 11 p.m. Tuesday night. The suspect had ed by the time police arrived. Crews power washed the paint o the side of the building Wednesday morning, and by late morning the markings were gone. SPENCER BUELL
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MassHealth payments, but is not counting those among its onetime revenue sources. And government accounts not targeted for discretionary spending increases or facing rising fixed costs will see an average increase in appropriations of 0.6 percent. The MBTA will see about a $15 million increase in funding from dedicated sales tax revenues, but the administration said it would commit the same amount of discretionary subsidies — about $187 million — to the agency that it did in last year’s budget. The governor’s spending plan would deliver a total of $1.187 billion to the MBTA.
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Ben Stiller thinks we all want to be Bieber CELEBRITY SERIES OF BOSTON PRESENTS:
Ben Stiller is down with the Biebs, and he thinks all you haters need to check yourselves. Or something. To hear the 50-year-old “Zoolander 2” star tell it, all of our animosity for Justin Bieber is down to the fact that we’re all just jealous. And you know? I can’t help taking all of this a little personally, Ben. “I think they all want to be him, they all want to be Justin Bieber. They all want Justin Bieber’s life, let’s face it,” Stiller says during Australian promotions for his new film, in which Bieber makes a cameo. “He’s a great kid and I was very fortunate to have him in the movie.” If you say so. Oh, and speaking of, Bieber’s big cameo involves
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him getting murdered — which kind of is reason enough to see it — and apparently audiences at the first screening loved it, laughing and cheering at the pop brat’s demise. “What happens
to him in the movie indicates how people feel about him,” Stiller says. “I think he has a sense of humor about all of it.” You had me, and then you lost me.
Stacey Dash still thinks Black History Month is racist When a celebrity makes a controversial comment and then gets attacked on social media, most freak out and apologize. Not Stacey Dash, who recently said BET should eliminate Black History Month in a blog post titled “Twitter Haters, When Do I Get My Apology For Agreeing With Morgan Freeman About #BlackHistoryMonth.” She really knows how to write a headline, huh? Stirring the pot is Gabrielle Union, who told the Associated Press, “If you don’t
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Maybe no one saw “The Last Witch Hunter” because it didn’t feature a young Vin Diesel peddling shark toys? A 1994 video of just that has gone viral thanks to (of course) Reddit. It boasts 27-year-old Diesel rocking what looks like a tooth necklace and boundless enthusiasm about Street Sharks, a line of badass fish fighters, at the New York Toy Fair. The clip features Diesel saying more than in some of his movies — combined, probably. And please please please, writers of “Fast and/or Furious 8,” swipe the line about how another action figure “tenderizes the competition before he eats them.” MATT PRIGGE
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Oprah Winfrey’s deal with Weight Watchers is turning out to be ridiculously lucrative. Like, stupid profitable. Winfrey recently tweeted about how she was able to lose weight and still eat bread, and over the next hour after tweeting it, shares for Weight Watchers went up nearly 16%, according to MarketWatch.
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see yourself reflected in mainstream awards, you tend to create your own. Until there is no longer a need for that, I celebrate the ALMAs the same way I celebrate the Country Music Awards, and the same way I celebrate the BET Awards and the Image Awards. The more that we focus on inclusion and a true representation of this country, I think that crazy lady will have less to say.” Well. Now we know how she feels about that. EMILY LAURENCE
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LOLO doesn’t need you to scream her name But she understands why you’d want to. RACHEL RACZKA @rachelraczka
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Before she was LOLO, she was Lauren Pritchard, a name that might sound familiar thanks to her two-year run as Ilse in the Broadway production of “Spring Awakening.� While the 28-year-old singer-songwriter is now riding the high from writing music for the wellreceived off-Broadway production “Songbird,� she’s not even close to slowing down. As LOLO, she’s on the road as part of the Communion Tour. When did you pick up the name LOLO? Some people still call me Lauren. It ebbs and flows, but it’s been a nickname since I was in high school. Now it’s to the point where my grandmother calls me LOLO, so it combs over all mediums. But is it all caps because it’s meant to be shouted?
It’s more of a personalization thing. I’m really into all-caps texting in general, I think most people do all caps texts because it’s them screaming. But for me it’s more of a silly, fun sort of thing. Do you think your theater background shows up in your performance style? In a logistical sense, endurance-wise, you learn a lot about what your body can do by doing a Broadway show. You have understudies, obviously, but you’re creating these roles and representing yourself on stage, so missing a show is a big deal. You really have to learn what you have to do to take care of yourself. And then that gets heightened on the road when you’re the only person that can do that job. There are no sick days, even if you’re sick as a dog. What’s dierent about writing songs for stage versus writing for an album? As the process gets more
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involved, it gets easier to differentiate. We wrote the initial batch for songs [for “Songbird�] and then took a little bit of time off because I was going to be gone touring. Then I composed a few pieces in my mind, but that was after the fact. They weren’t [written] directly for the play. Anything you need to have with you on the road? I’m big into essential oils. I think they’re very calming and clarifying, and I have a whole batch that I travel with. I’m
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“Milk Like Sugar� Friday through February 27 Calderwood Pavilion 527 Tremont St., Boston $25-$83, 617-266-0800 www.huntingtontheatre.org Simpatico Theater Project presents this play by Kristen Greenidge, about three teenage girls who make a “pregnancy pact,� naively thinking it will improve their already slim chances of a happy life. One, Margie, is pregnant already, but another, Annie, starts to get cold feet, and dreams of going to college to study literature. But will her loyalty to her besties win out? COMEDY
Roast Battle Boston II Thursday, 8 p.m. Davis Square Theater 255 Elm St., Somerville $10-$15 www.bostoncomedyfest.com It’s been said that comedy
thrives on negativity, and while this isn’t always true, it’s deďŹ nitely true of the roast. At this event, several pairs of local comics will sling the comic mud at each other; a guest panel will choose the winner. ART
On Exactitude in Science Thursday through March 6 School of the MFA 230 The Fenway, Boston Free, 617-369-3718 www.smfa.edu/exactitudescience Dina Deitsch, former curator of contemporary art at the DeCordova Museum, guest curated this exhibition, inspired by a Jorge Luis Borges story about a kingdom which creates a map of itself so detailed that it rivals the kingdom itself in size. The artists include Jennifer Bornstein, AslÄą ÇavuĹ&#x;oÄ&#x;lu, Jumana Manna and Elizabeth McAlpine; the media include prints, photographs, sculptures and performances.
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Through February 21 Gallery at 249 A Street 249 A St., Boston Free, 617-778-6822 www.fortpointarts.org More than two dozen artists contributed to this multimedia show with a single, simple theme: dogs. GOING OUT
Ashes to Ashes: the HEROES Tribute to David Bowie Saturday, 10 p.m. Middle East Downstairs 480 Mass. Ave., Cambridge $10, 18+, 617-864-3278 www.mideastclub.com When T.T. the Bear’s Place closed, DJ Chris Ewen’s longrunning “HEROES� dance night — featuring 80’s pop, punk, goth, new wave and more — moved right down the street to (continued on page 8)
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Listings (continued from page 7) the Middle East. The balance of the Universe remains intact. MOVIES
“Labyrinthâ€? Wednesday, 9:30 p.m. Brattle Theater 40 Brattle St., Cambridge $9-$11, 617-876-6837 www.brattleďŹ lm.org In tribute to the Thin White Duke, the Brattle screens Jim Henson’s delightfully weird 1983 fantasy, David Bowie’s most iconic movie role. “Labyrinthâ€? also features a plucky performance from a young Jennifer Connelly, and a virtuoso show of puppetry and pre-CGI eects.
“Groundhog Day� Tuesday, 7 p.m. Coolidge Corner Theater 290 Harvard St., Brookline $12, 617-734-2500 www.coolidge.org Screenwriter Daniel Rubin will
appear at this timely screening of the classic 1993 Bill Murray comedy about a TV weatherman stuck repeating the silly same day over and over. MUSIC
Nice Guys Thursday, 8 p.m. Middle East Upstairs 472 Mass. Ave., Cambridge $10, 18+, 866-777-8932 www.ticketweb.com Local punk act releases a new EP, “WSM,â€? tonight. For those who haven’t had the pleasure, Nice Guys are straight-ahead, crazy-energetic rock with unhinged lyrical caterwauling and catchy ris. Some numbers are old school hardcore rave-ups, others are slower garage stompers, but the band always hits that punk sweet spot between aggression and fun.
VHS Collection Friday, 10 p.m. Great Scott
1222 Comm. Ave., Allston $10, 21+, 800-745-3000 www.ticketmaster.com New York band VHS Collection’s electronic pop, with its requisite chirping old school synths and panoramic reverb, is distinguished by the full-throated, masculine style of singer James Bohannon, as inspiring as any TED Talk.
SkiM/the Ladles Sunday, 8 p.m. Club Passim 47 Palmer St., Cambridge $12, 617-492-7679 www.passim.org Club Passim presents two folk groups whose members all met at the New England Conservatory. The three ladies of the Ladles have a sweet sound with excellent vocal harmonies and a variety of tones from song to song. SKiM, meanwhile, is a mixed gender quintet with a more eclectic, energetic sound, drawing in jazz and hip-hop and literary references. MATTHEW DINARO
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Saturday and Sunday Cutler Majestic Theater 219 Tremont St., Boston $35-$68, 617-876-4275 www.worldmusic.org The Trinity Irish Dance Company has won 17 Irish dance world championships as representatives the good old U.S.A. — that’s right, they even beat Ireland. Their progressive approach will make you rethink your notions of Irish dance, especially if all you know is Michael Flatley. Actually, if all you know of Irish dance is Michael Flatley, you deďŹ nitely need to see them. PAUL MARSHALL
Guitarist William Tyler doesn’t totally trust his GPS “I know, real sexy!� says guitarist William Tyler, on the phone from Nashville, where he’s a wrapping up winter break and preparing to open another leg of Wilco’s “Star Wars� tour. He’s talking about his new car, a gray hybrid. “It gets 40 miles a gallon. It’s made touring more lucrative.� Tyler says that with $2 gas the “music business might actually start working for [him].� A longtime staple of Music City’s underground music scene, Tyler’s finger style straddles the worlds of traditional and experimental, country culture and outsider art. He’s known for his Music Row work ethic, his Laurel Canyon choogle and warm Southern vibes. Two LPs and a slew of singles into his career — including 2013’s critically lauded “Impossible Truth� from Merge Records — and Tyler is a seasoned veteran, a professional practiced in the fine art of road-life. We caught up with him to talk touring essentials.
A road trip for one A fan of tangible guidance, Tyler keeps a trusted road atlas in his front seat. “I don’t totally trust the GPS all the time. I like having maps around.� He also indulges on road snacks — “I’ll go to a co-op and load up on dry goods.� — and fills up an iPod
If you go: Jan 29-30, 8 p.m. Orpheum Theatre 1 Hamilton Place, Boston www.ticketmaster.com William Tyler digs you, Wilco fans. WILL HOLLAND
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On being your own tour dad “I’m really into trying to be as healthy as possible,� says Tyler of his tour diet. As a one-man show, he’s also in charge of keeping his health on track. “Especially when you’re touring solo you have to really monitor your energy level. You’re doing all the driving. You really have to make sure you eat right, don’t drink too much, get enough sleep.�
On riding Wilco’s wave Tyler says he’s opened for bands where the crowd is “polite ‌ but they really don’t care.â€? Not so Wilco fans, who he says are cognizant of the band’s “curatorial vibeâ€? when picking opening acts. “They’re putting their [seal] on it,â€? says Tyler. “Like, ‘This is something we’re behind.â€? And it’s a happy medium: “Being solo and getting to play on a big stage in theaters that sound really nice, it’s the perfect situation for what I do.â€? RACHEL RACZKA
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century’s most innovative and influential artists is explored in the new “Disney and Dali: Architects of the Imagination” exhibit at the Dali Museum St. Petersburg, on Florida’s tourist-favorite Gulf Coast, co-organized by the Walt Disney Family Museum in San Francisco. “We’ve talked about highlighting these two artists for some time to showcase their collaboration on ‘Destino,’ their friendship and their collective pioneering spirit of imagination,” says the Dali Museum’s marketing director, Kathy Greif. “It took the right partners and the right timing, and now we have an incredible show.” The multimedia exhib-
An illustration from Dali’s “Novella L’Oncle Vincents.” COURTESY OF THE DALI MUSEUM
it includes paintings, story sketches, archival film, photographs and clips from the surreal “Destino,” eventually completed by Disney’s nephew in 2003, almost 60 years after it was started. The guided audio tour is narrated by Sigourney Weaver. If that’s not enough of a look inside the minds of these “creatures of creativity,” as Greif calls them, there’s also a virtual reality component to the exhibit. “Dreams of Dali” lets visitors go inside the artist’s 1935 painting “Archaeological Reminiscence of Millet’s Angelus.” As for what exactly that means, you’ll just have to check it out for yourself. “Until you experience virtual reality, you can’t really even understand it,” Greif says. “[It] may have been around for a number of years, but the technology is so improved. It reminds me of the first time I went snorkeling, and what I can only imagine outer space would be like — it’s a physically different feeling for your body, and in the case of ‘Dreams of Dali,’ also for your soul. It’s breathtaking.” In its permanent collection, the Dali Museum contains more than 2,000 works from Dali, housed in a building that’s partly a glass “bubble” stretching up 75 feet. The “Disney and Dali” exhibit is open through June 12.
Dali’s “Archaeological Reminiscence of Millet’s Angelus.” COURTESY OF THE DALI MUSEUM
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Bruins midseason report card The offense has been fine but the B’s are allowing far too many goals. RICH SLATE @RichSlate
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Heading into the 2016 All-Star break, the Bruins are 26-18-5 overall, which is good enough
for third-place in the Atlantic Division and fifthplace in the Eastern Conference. They have been just awful at TD Garden (11-13-2) but they are unquestionably one of the best road teams in the NHL (15-5-2). The unpredictability of this club is further illustrated by the fact that they own the third-best goal-differential in the East (plus-16).
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Coaching For someone who came into this campaign with his job in serious jeopardy, head coach Claude Julien has settled in after a bumpy start. Boston should make the postseason this spring but if it fails to do so for the second year in a row, Julien will likely be fired. Having already been let go from two other head coaching
jobs in the NHL (Montreal and New Jersey), he has clearly learned some important lessons about tweaking things in his style before it’s too late. Specifically, in this season with so many young players in and out of the lineup, he has been much more open to changing lines in the middle of a game — something which he used to loathe to do. He is still one of the best in the league behind the bench.
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important player so when he is on his game and they are capable of playing with almost anyone. Julien has done a good job so far in terms of giving Rask some rest, which should come in handy when they really need him down the stretch. Backup Jonas
Gustavsson (9-3-1, 2.38 goals against average, .915 save percentage) has been a very pleasant surprise for the B’s. They have to hope that the undisclosed illness that sent him to Mass General Hospital on Tuesday night is nothing too serious.
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Thus far, (with apologies to Forrest Gump) you never seem to know what you’ll get out of Boston’s defensemen. Zdeno Chara (7 goals, 20 assists, plus-9) will be 39 in less than two months and the captain has obviously slowed down. The scary part for the B’s is that they are nowhere close to having anyone else that can push him as a top defenseman. Injury-prone Dennis Seidenberg (0 goals, 7 assists, minus-3)
has played in 33 games and Adam McQuaid (1 goal, 5 assists, plus-6) has played in 38 but he is currently on IR with a concussion. Rookie Colin Miller (3 goals, 12 assists, plus-1) has shown promise while Kevan Miller (3 goals, 10 assists, plus-5) has been a turnover machine.
Forwards On paper, this doesn’t appear to be an offensive juggernaut, but at least when you examine the statistics, you realize that the Bruins’ offense has really carried them. The Bruins have scored the second most goals in the East (147) which also ties them with the Blackhawks for third in the league, and they also surprisingly possess the second-best power play in the NHL (25.9 percent). Six different guys have double-digit goal totals, led by All-Star Patrice Bergeron (19 goals, 25 assists, plus10) and Brad Marchand (20 goals, 12 assists), who has played like an All-Star for the most part except for his needless three-game suspension. Free agent-tobe Loui Eriksson (15 goals, 24 assists, plus-11) is setting himself up for a big payday, either here or elsewhere while Ryan Spooner (10 goals, team-best 27 assists) is having a breakout season. David Krejci (11 goals, 25 assists) still feels like the key part of the offense. You can truly see his importance when he’s not in the lineup.
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There are things the NFL does better than the NBA. The trade deadline is not one of them. There’s sure to be action when the NBA’s Feb. 18 deadline hits, so it’s time to start thinking about potential fantasy ramifications. At last year’s deadline, the Jazz traded Enes Kanter to the Thunder and cleared the path for Rudy Gobert. After the trade Gobert saw a huge minutes bump to 34.1, allowing him to bust out for 10.9 points, 12.8 rebounds, 2.8 blocks and 1.0 steals. Stashing Gobert prior to the deadline was a key to many fantasy titles. Understanding who is likely to be traded and who could benefit is often a difference-making play.Â
Chief Kieff clear out The Suns are arguably the worst team in the league right now and they’ve gone south on Markieff Morris. It’s possible they’ll take pennies on the dollar for him. That would be great news for Alex Len, who has per-36 minute averages of 12.8 points, 11.1 rebounds and 1.7 blocks this season. With Tyson Chandler withering down as well, Len projects as the featured player for the Suns.Â
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Aries Do what you can and refuse to be daunted by complaints or criticism. Bring about a change that will boost your self-esteem and prepare you for better days ahead.
Libra Keep your distance if someone is pressuring you. Gather information that will help you decipher what’s best for you, and prepare to make a personal change.
Taurus Do whatever it takes to fulfill your dream. You will have everything going for you if you are willing to step things up a notch and power your way to the top.
Scorpio How you handle others will make a
Gemini Be careful how you handle your
Sagittarius Stick to basics and don’t get caught
responsibilities. Someone is likely to complain if you make a self-aggrandizing move. Fulfill your promises and make your motives honorable.
up in wanting as much or more than your peers. Offer your best, and refrain from letting jealousy dictate your actions.
Cancer Do your best to bring greater stability to
Capricorn Make a point to let everyone know
your financial future. An innovative investment or collaboration with someone with as much to contribute as you will lead to victory.
how you feel. Much can be accomplished if you are open Special plans with someone you love will bring you closer together.
Leo Not everyone will let you have your way. Don’t limit what you can accomplish by arguing with someone who will never see things as you do. Forge ahead alone if necessary.
Aquarius Focus on what you can do, and work
Virgo Social events should be attended. The
Pisces Don’t wait for slowpokes to catch up
people you will meet can improve your life. Romance is in the stars and will bring you great joy. Make a commitment and follow through.
when you’ve got so much to gain if you keep a steady pace. Love will highlight your day if you make a romantic gesture. EUGENIA LAST
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difference. Take the path that will bring you the most knowledge and experience in order to find your niche. Romance is highlighted.
hard to achieve your goal. The less time wasted disagreeing with others, the better. Forge ahead instead of looking back.
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