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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie will end his campaign for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, a senior aide said on Wednesday, a day after his disappointing sixth-place showing in the New Hampshire primary. A senior aide confirmed to Reuters that Christie will end his campaign. REUTERS
More than 60 people were killed by a twin suicide bomb attack at a camp in northern Nigeria for people displaced by an insurgency of the jihadist Boko Haram group, a military and emergency official said on Wednesday. The attack took place some 50 miles outside the capital of Borno state, center of the seven-year insurgency, they said. It took place on Tuesday, but a breakdown in the telephone system had prevented the information being made public earlier. REUTERS
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Twitter made a dramatic product change on Wednesday, saying it will recast the way it displays tweets on its homepage by customizing them to individual users, instead of uniformly displaying tweets in reverse chronological order. The change to the timeline — as the homepage is known — is also designed to appeal to advertisers by giving more prominence to tweets that advertisers pay for to promote products. REUTERS
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The Boston Red Sox packed up their gear at Fenway Park on Wednesday and the equipment truck began its journey down to Florida where spring training begins next week.
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Police have now charged two 18-year-old men and three minors captured on surveillance cameras destroying several public Salem ice sculptures. The ice sculptures were created in conjunction with the annual Salem So Sweet Chocolate and Wine Festival, WHDH reported. One of the destroyed sculptures was a 3-foot alpaca. Salem Police Lt. Conrad Prosniewski said the vandals were easy to spot because one teen was carrying the alpaca’s head, Salem News reported. JASON NUCKOLLS
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Hot dogs will hit the permanent menu at Burger King restaurants in the United States this month, in one of the chain’s biggest menu updates in years. Burger King is going back to its fast-food roots with the new menu item after its salads and healthier offerings struggled to tempt diners. The burger chain had Twitter sizzling after its announcement, but at least some did not relish the idea. “Not that I ever go to BK anyway but wow that sounds like a precarious idea, eating that,” wrote Brendan (@BrendanTweets). REUTERS
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Three people were killed in two separate overnight car crashes in Quincy and Saugus. Around 1:30 a.m. in Quincy, a Mercedes crashed into a tree and caught fire on Route 28, WCVB reported. The driver and a front-seat passenger were trapped and suffered fatal injuries, but authorities managed to take the backseat passenger to Boston Medical Center. In a separate incident at approximately 4:30 a.m., a Volvo station wagon flipped onto its roof in the northbound lanes of Route 1 in Saugus, killing one, CBS has reported. JASON NUCKOLLS
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Is CPA tax surcharge right for Bostonians? Sure, Bostonians may be concerned about affordable housing, but is Boston willing to pay an extra 1 percent on their property tax bills? At least two city councilors believe so. Councilors Michael Flaherty, at-large, and Andrea Campbell, representing Dorchester, Mattapan, Roslindale and Jamaica Plain, on Tuesday filed a measure that could put that question to voters in the city in November. Their move is set to rekindle debate on whether adopting the Community Preservation Act is right for the city. The CPA earmarks the extra cash collected for affordable housing, as well as green space, for historic preservation. Campbell told Metro the average extra fee per year at $23 per one-family home — those costs could be passed
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down from landlords to renters. The CPA allows cities and towns to add exemptions, for example, excluding the first $100,000 in a home’s value from the surcharge and excluding seniors and low-income residents. The CPA proposal has been sent to committee, she said. The council plans to schedule a hearing in the coming months, and an information campaign is expected soon. Joe Krieberg of the Massachusetts Association of Community Development Corporations said the benefits are worth the cost. He estimates the program would bring $13 million from the surcharge, $4 million in matching funds from the state and millions more if the city decides to also invest tax dollars into it. Many real estate groups and tax-hike opponents are against the measure, while tenant advocacy groups support the idea, saying the city needs more affordable housing. It would need city council approval before appearing on the ballot. Mayor Marty Walsh hasn’t taken a position on it. SPENCER BUELL
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BRIEF Neat Streets aims to curb cigarette butt litter Boston wants to snuff out cigarette butts on city streets. Mayor Marty Walsh on Wednesday launched “Neat Streets,” an interactive public space installation meant to deter littering behaviors among residents and visitors who smoke cigarettes. The interactive installation prompts smokers to throw away their cigarettes in a slot on a board by voting for the question being
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hashtags #NeatStreets or #NeatStreetsBos, through March. “Boston is a beautiful city, but to keep it that way we must all do our part to keep our streets clean,” Walsh said in a press release. “This smart and innovative effort incorporates a public polling process to engage our residents and visitors in protecting our environment.” The initiative is modeled after a similar program in London, Walsh said. MORGAN ROUSSEAU
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A little over a year ago, photographer Danny Goldfield left his apartment in Brooklyn, hopped in a van and set out on a journey around the country. His mission: meet 100 people in the U.S. who are more than 100 years old — one man and one woman in each of the 50 states — and take snapshots of lives a century in the making. “I have this sensation that if I do a good enough job and capture the spirit of these people, you may get an idea of what it’s like to live 10,000 years. That’s how I think of it,� Goldfield, 48, told Metro.
He calls his project “To Live 10,000 Years.� When he’s done, he plans to publish a book. Goldfield is taking his time. After a year’s worth of traveling from town to town from the Pacific Northwest to New Orleans, often completely at random, he’s taken photos of 26 centenarians in 16 states, he said. Now the nomad’s travels have brought him to Massachusetts. While he’s here — staying in Lexington with his 85-year-old father, who is ill — Goldfield hopes he’ll find two from among the state’s oldest residents who will welcome him and his camera into their lives. Goldfield prefers to find his subjects by chance: driving to a diner in Livingston, Montana, then asking around, or calling in on a whim to an AM radio station in northern California. When he settles on one centenarian, he said,
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Gwen Stefani was feeling a bit revealing this week, letting slip what appears to be the full 12-song lineup for her new solo album. And while the first single, “Used to Love You,� which came out late last year, suggests a focus on the end of her marriage to Gavin Rossdale, the complete list isn’t as bleak as you might expect. The fun part comes in guessing which tracks might be Rossdalerelated and which might be about new at-work boyfriend Blake Shelton. Sure, there are more than a few titles in the dozen that suggest they won’t be the happiest of numbers — “Misery,� “Truth� and “Red Flag� are particular standouts — but a lot of the titles seem downright perky. It’s possible that “You’re My Favorite,� “Make Me Like U,� “Asking 4 It�
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fuss go just yet — at least not until he makes sure everyone realizes he and Jada Pinkett Smith aren’t merely miffed about him not being recognized for “Concussion� by the Academy. “It’s so far not about me. It’s not about us going to a show or not. For me, it’s a much bigger social issue,� Smith says in an interview with BBC Radio 1Xtra. “I’m recognizing a pattern of the narrowing of the imagery and the narrowing of tolerance in America. For the last 18
months that I’ve been watching the news and experiencing the things that are going on in my country, my concern is that Hollywood is reflecting a regressive trend.� Of course, he couldn’t address the Oscars issue without turning to Janet Hubert, who played Aunt Viv on “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air� and recently criticized Smith and his wife for the Oscars backlash. “I think she is brilliant,� Smith offers. “As an artist, there’s so many things that she does. She sings, she dances, she’s like a really powerful artist, so I love what she brought to ‘The Fresh Prince.’� Way to take the high road, buddy.
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Rethinking the runway Fashion Week needs a makeover, and designer Rebecca Minkoff leads the charge with her buy-now-wear-now collection. Oh, and consumers? Don’t forget to RSVP. TINA CHADHA @TinaatMetro
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What happens when Fashion Week stops being fashionable? If you’re Rebecca Minkoff, you flip it on its head. “We talk a lot about wanting to be pioneers and wanting to disrupt,” says the 36-year-old designer, black leather moto draped across her shoulders with rebel insouciance. But most designers continue to maintain the status quo.
“Someone pointed out to us whenever we follow the old way, we never win,” she says. “And the second this person said that, I was like, ‘I’m not scared at all. F— it.’” This season, Minkoff is ditching the traditional fashion-show system. Today, as New York Fashion Week kicks off, most designers will present their Fall 2016 collections, available to consumers in August. But in our age of social media, images of the clothes are instantly everywhere. By the time garments hit the sales floor six months later, customers are sick of them and onto the next thing. Minkoff, instead, will show her Spring 2016 line, arriving in stores within 30 days. The see-now-buy-now plan better satisfies her plugged-in customer. “It really gives the fashion show new meaning,” she says. “If a blogger or
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In another radical move, Minkoff will invite “top customers” of the brand to her shows. The designer isn’t the only one gearing up for change. Hours after her big news, the Council of Fashion Designers of America announced that it enlisted Boston Consulting Group to conduct a seven-week study “to define the future of fashion shows.” And other designers are breaking free. Tom Ford, Burberry and Thakoon Panichgul have all announced their own twists on the traditional show. While others in the industry wait and watch this go-round, for Minkoff the timing is right. “Trying to follow the old way and old guard — that whole system never worked for us,” she says. “So now we can just free fall and not be worried about the landing.”
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Booty Vortex’s Pre-Valentine’s Day Disco Party Saturday, 10 p.m. Johnny D’s 15 Holland St., Somerville $15, 21+, 617-776-2004 www.johnnyds.com The venerable venue Johnny D’s in Davis Square is closing, and this is their last Valentine’s Day event. Goodbyes are hard, but the persistent thud of local 10-plus member disco act Booty Vortex will make it easier — that plus the fact that spinning mirror balls are cool. THEATER
La Zombiata Friday through Sunday Davis Square Theater 255 Elm St., Somerville $15-$40, 800-838-3006 zombiata.bpt.me In the spirit of “Pride and Prejudice and Zombies� comes this zombie-ridden rewrite of Verdi’s “La Traviata� from Whole Tone Opera — because, if you don’t want to eat their brains, it’s not love. Of course, you can
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Friday, 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. South Street Diner 178 Kneeland St., Boston Prices vary, 617-350-0028 www.southstreetdiner.com South Street Diner has elected to corner the other Valentine’s Day market—the love-jaded, the happily single and anyone else for whom Valentine’s Day don’t meant a thing. They’ll be oering all-you-can-eat pancakes and a drink called “Bleeding Heart Punch.â€? BOOKS
Ben Ratliff Tuesday, 7 p.m. Harvard Book Store 1256 Mass. Ave., Cambridge Free, 617-661-1515 www.harvard.com This author, a music critic for the New York Times, will discuss his new book, “Every Song Ever,� with the Globe’s Steve Smith.
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Never Shout Never Friday, 6:30 p.m. The Paradise 967 Comm. Ave., Boston $18, all ages, 800-745-3000 www.ticketmaster.com Despite the Hot Topic fashion sense of Never Shout Never frontman Christofer Drew, there’s very little punk in his band’s sound — many songs are driven by acoustic instruments, even ukulele, rather than electric guitars.
Lee Fields and the Expressions Friday, 9 p.m. The Sinclair 52 Church St., Cambridge $15-$18, 18+, 800-745-3000 www.ticketmaster.com There’s no shortage of nostalgic tributes to the glory days of soul, but Lee Fields is actually from those days — the 65-year-old singer isn’t paying tribute to soul, he’s just continuing to make it, as he’s been doing since 1969. MATTHEW DINARO
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Comedian Jessimae Peluso calls us, hungover in San Francisco — “Hashtag Thursday,� she says. Peluso comes to Laugh Boston for a series of shows Feb. 11-13, making her one of the club’s highest grossing acts of all time. She chats Valentine’s Day, Rhonda Rousey and the best place to record a fart. What did you do last night that you’re hungover today from? I had a show at Punch Line [in] San Francisco and had some tequila with one of the kitchen workers. Then again with the audience because this bitch tried to heckle me so I decided to buy a shot to shut her up and then I realized maybe I shouldn’t do that because people are just going to heckle me to get tequila. So how do you usually deal with hecklers? There’s always the shows where some girl’s had too much tequila, or some guy wants to say something about your ass, but you’ve got to work on your feet. It’s a lot like boxing. You have to have the technique down because you don’t know what [the audience] is going to do. You have to Rhonda Rousey that s—. I think everyone wants to be Rhonda now.
If you go: Jessimae Peluso Laugh Boston, Feb. 11-13 425 Summer St., Boston 617-725-2844 $20-$30, laughboston.com She’s throwing punch lines. TANYA DAHL
I mean, help help me Rhonda. She’s female power. Coming back to Boston is kind of a homecoming for you. I’m so excited. I started comedy in Boston and there are really smart, educated people in Boston. Is Boston a good place to try to become a comedian? I did three years there and I think it’s a great place, because it's still a city, but not too big not too small, and it's still connected to the rest of the world. I think a lot of great comedians that come out of this city because there are a lot of comedy stages to get up on. It was a great beginning point and stepping stone to get into
the comedy world. Tell me about your podcast. It’s called the "Sharp Tongue" podcast, and I like to talk what's happening in the news or things happening with my family. It’s a diary of my crazy brain and what I think about certain events in the world, and then some fart jokes. Where do you usually record? I record in my bathtub because there's good acoustics. I like when a fart hits the floor, and shower farts are amazing they reverberate off the walls. No, really, I record in the studio or in my apartment, but a lot of the time I’m chilling in my tub. I just don't put the water in.
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Boston’s best bets, season by season Damange from roads and roundabouts isn’t the only wear-and-tear your car encounters. EMILY WRIGHT @MissEmilyWright letters@metro.us
There’s nothing easy about driving in Boston.
From potholes that could more aptly be called craters, to snowbanks as tall as Wally the Green Monster, maneuvering through our city’s streets — even in the summer — can be treacherous. We asked a handful of automotive experts what cars they would pick for each
season, to help make your time on the road as exhilarating and as safe as possible. Winter
Rory Carroll, director of content at Autoweek says, “The best car for winter driving is the car
you install real snow tires on. Nothing else is even close to as important, not all-wheel drive, not ground clearance. Once you’ve installed the proper tires, you can choose to drive just about anything. But, if you absolutely need to run roughshod over every snowdrift and violate every travel ban, it’s Jeep Wrangler all the way.“ Spring
Brave the salt and ice with the Jeep Wrangler. JIM FRENAK-FPI STUDIOS
Both Carroll and Mike Magrath, features editor at Edmunds, agree: The Mazda Miata is the best car for Boston springs — once the snow has finally melted, that is. “Leave the kids with a sitter, tuck two days’ worth of clothes in the back of the all-new Mazda MX-5 Miata and get out of town,” advises Magrath. “Inexpensive enough to be a second car, but so easy to drive and available
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with enough creature comforts — heated seats, navigation, automatic transmission — that you could use it every day.” Carroll concurs, noting, “That first day of spring, when 35 degrees feels like 80, you’re going to want a convertible.” The Jeep Wrangler he
mentioned for winter can also lose its top — winning an extra point for us — Carroll says it’s no match for the Miata. “No car, at any price point, can match the current Mazda Miata for pure driving joy. If you’re capable of joy at all, go test-drive one.”
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Take the scenic route in the Toyota Prius. TOYOTA
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If you want to hit the road for one of New England’s many picturesque day-trip destinations, fuel efficiency is key. “In summer, you want to travel and spend your
money where you are, not getting there,” says Magrath. “For those reasons, the 52-mpg Toyota Prius is my pick. Load up a few friends, your finest beach gear and spend the money you saved on gas on sunscreen and lobster rolls.”
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Once Boston’s roads are slick with wet autumn leaves, Magrath recommends you give your tires an early check for optimal conditions. “While 4/AWD isn’t a
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vehicle, no matter the season. When it comes to the winter months, Edmunds recommends keeping your tires properly inflated, having a set of jumper cables in your trunk and making sure it’s in serviceable condition.
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Honda and Volvo win big at 2016 Detroit Auto Show More than 40 new automobiles, including next-generation hybrids and futuristic hydrogen cars, debuted at the US event. Metro takes a look at the motors which are worth getting revved up about.
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Car of the Year And the winner is – drumroll, please – the 2016 Honda Civic, as voted for by 53 North American journalists. The latest model includes a totally new interior and exterior with sporty window tints, a more spacious cabin and higher quality finishes. Plus it has two new generation engines and connectivity technologies,
Volvo XC90 The big win: the 2016 Honda Civic
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owner, Geely. The sevenseater with its 2.0-liter turbocharged engines, along with its interior space and efficiency, managed to win over the panel of judges.
Ferrari Land opening in 2017 For true lovers of speed, Ferrari Land theme park is the place to be in 2017. The park, which is located just an hour from Barcelona in the PortAventura Resort, will oer its visitors full-throttle rides, like the so-called Vertical Accelerator, the fastest – and at 112 meters, the highest roller coaster – in Europe. Passengers will be propelled vertically to the top of the ride before plummeting straight back down, reaching speeds of  up to 112 mph in ďŹ ve seconds. A new era KIA also goes hybrid The Korean company announced it would present its Niro Utility Vehicle at
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Dunton Hot Springs offers antique miner’s cottages like this one. COURTESY OF DUNTON HOT SPRINGS
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The cabins at El Capitan Canyon have modern luxuries like spacious kitchenettes. COURTESY OF EL CAPITAN CANYON
The Lodge & Spa at Brush Creek Ranch is set on more than 30,000 acres. COURTESY OF THE LODGE & SPA AT BRUSH CREEK RANCH
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Take in nature in one of Post Ranch Inn’s glass-designed cottages. COURTESY OF POST RANCH INN
Luxurious log cabins across the US
Plan a rustic escape without totally disconnecting.
There’s something inherently cozy about a rustic log-cabin getaway, but if a back-to-the-basics vacation — no Wi-Fi! — sounds intimidating, consider a log-cabin hotel. They offer all the charm of a simple A-frame structure in the middle of nowhere, coupled with modern conveniences (hello, room service). Here’s our look at some of the most luxurious log-cabin-inspired
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Dunton Hot Springs, Colorado The antique miner’s cottages at Dunton Hot Springs look historically accurate from the outside, but the interiors are anything but rustic. This entire resort is crafted from a restored 1800s ghost town. Some of the cabins have outdoor showers to make the most of the mountain views, and there are hot springs on site. Insider tip: While most people don’t associate Colorado with wine, Dun-
ton has a sister property called Sutcliffe Vineyards about an hour-and-a-half away.
El Capitan Canyon, California Known as a pioneer of “glamping,” El Capitan Canyon is tucked among groves of oak and sycamore trees. The resort offers a mix of safari tents, upscale cedar cabins and adventure yurts. The interiors are decked out with all the comforts, including full bathrooms and kitchenettes. Insider tip: Don’t miss the trout sculptures on
the property’s Larry Callahan Bridge, which symbolize the fish ladders the hotel has helped build to allow safe passage of steelhead trout back to El Capitan Canyon Creek.
The Lodge & Spa at Brush Creek Ranch, Wyoming This luxury dude ranch is spread over 30,000 acres, and guests of The Lodge & Spa at Brush Creek Ranch have plenty of choices when it comes to accommodation. The cabins range from new buildings to renovated historic
ones, and interiors are rustic but luxurious, with sitting rooms and glass showers. Family-style feasts are served up in the Lodge Great Room, and activities include horseback riding, fly fishing and clay-pigeon shooting. Insider tip: To reach the ranch, take the Snowy Range Scenic Byway, which crosses the Medicine Bow Mountains and offers views of the glacialfed Lake Marie.
Post Ranch Inn, California The Post Ranch Inn is located high above the Pa-
cific Ocean, and the wood and glass design of the cottages is meant to blend in with the surrounding landscape. Some are even meant to be a modern riff on a traditional log cabin, such as the stand-alone Tree Houses, which are built on stilts 9 feet above the forest floor. Insider tip: Nearby Pfeiffer Beach is known for its purple sand and natural arches, but head to the far north end of the beach, where heart-shaped rocks wash up on shore. To see even more luxurious cabins across the country, go to Fodors.com.
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in search of since Jon Lester was traded. Price is familiar with the AL East and has had a great deal of success in the division, which was one of the biggest reasons why he was at the top of the Red Sox’ priority list. Price’s numbers at Fenway Park over the years have been outstanding. In 11 starts at Fenway, Price is 6-1 with a 1.95 ERA, the lowest at any ballpark in the league where he has more than one start. Price will be a huge influence not only on the mound, but by the way he leads the staff and the rest of the team.
Craig Kimbrel With Koji Uehara turning 41 at the beginning of April, the Red Sox needed to go out and get a proven closer and they certainly did in trading for Kimbrel. The 27-yearold has had at least 39 saves in five straight seasons, making him one of the best closers in baseball. The Red Sox’s bullpen was a major issue last year and Dombrows-
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