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Russian President Vladimir Putin insisted his country was not involved in an effort to influence the U.S. presidential election. Last week, the U.S. government formally accused Russia of launching a hacking campaign to “interfere with the U.S. election process.” Clinton’s campaign, which has charged the Kremlin is trying to help Republican Donald Trump win the White House on Nov. 8, took its allegations a step further on Tuesday when John Podesta, chairman of the Democratic nominee’s campaign, accused the Trump campaign of colluding with Russia. REUTERS

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Residents of Florida were given six extra days to register to vote in the Nov. 8 election by a U.S. judge on Wednesday following the disruption caused by powerful Hurricane Matthew in the state last week. U.S. District Judge Mark Walker in Tallahassee extended the registration deadline to Oct. 18, after the Florida Democratic Party filed a lawsuit seeking more time, court records showed. The original deadline to register had been Tuesday, before Walker ordered a one-day reprieve to allow for a hearing on the matter on Wednesday. Florida Democrats had argued that voters were forced to decide between their safety and their right to vote when Republican Gov. Rick Scott ordered mandatory evacuations along a stretch of the state’s Atlantic coast as Matthew approached.

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Sony Corp. will join the race for virtual reality (VR) dominance on Thursday with the $399 PlayStation VR, a headset the Japanese electronics group hopes will beat pricier rivals and revive its reputation as a maker of musthave gadgets. Emerging from years of restructuring, Sony is reshaping itself to focus on lucrative areas such as video games, entertainment and camera sensors — rather than televisions or smartphones where demand is flat, competition acute and margins thin. The games unit is now the single-largest profit contributor for the group. The PlayStation VR headset, Sony’s first major product launch since it declared its turnaround complete in June, will put the company back on the offensive and test its ability to compete in one of the most talked-about spaces in the industry. REUTERS METRO’S NEWS QUIZ

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Harvard students complain of raw meat, dirty veggies as dining hall strike continues Harvard University Dining Service has been on strike since Oct. 5 in an effort to get better wages and health care. KRISTIN TOUSSAINT @kristindakota letters@metro.us

Harvard’s striking dining hall workers entered their second week on the picket line and their walkout has sparked a related protest: Students are complaining that they’ve been served unsanitary food. Students have reported raw meat, meat in vegetarian dishes, cling wrap and tinfoil stuck to their food and dirty vegetables, according to the Harvard Student Labor Action Movement (SLAM). SLAM is a student group that says it is fighting alongside workers for justice not just at Harvard but throughout Boston. “There are really two Harvards — one for the elites that run our university, and one for the workers who labor here every day,” the group proclaims on its website. Students are calling on

Harvard administrators to end the food service workers strike because food quality is deteriorating in dining halls across campus, according to SLAM. When dining hall workers announced their decision to strike, workers and students said they noticed the university stockpiling frozen food, according to the Harvard Crimson. Without the expertise of the experienced Harvard University Dining Service (HUDS) workers, the campus is also serving food that is unsafe for their dietary restrictions, students said. “I am vegan mostly because I am allergic to dairy [casein allergy, not lactose intolerance]. My experience in the dining hall since the HUDS workers went on strike has been difficult,” Hanon McShea, a junior at Harvard, wrote online. “The people staffing the dining halls don’t look out for me like HUDS workers do, nor do they have the expertise of HUDS workers,” she continued. “I haven’t been able to eat much of the hot food because it’s not labeled and no one has known when asked

“There are really two Harvards— one for the elites that run our university, and one for the workers who labor here every day.” Student Labor Action Movement (SLAM)

whether the food is safe for me or not. Some have provided false information. I miss HUDS! When Harvard disrespects its workers, it disrespects its students too.” Harvard disputes claims that the campus is serving unsanitary food while dining hall workers strike. “The food preparation and cooking process continues to be carried out by our professional culinary management team which has always been responsible for maintaining the highest levels of

quality and safety,” read a statement issued by the university. “In addition, HUDS’ experts continue to work to ensure the university’s robust standards for food safety cleanliness.” Harvard asked for some community members to volunteer for shifts with the school’s dining services department while HUDS workers are on strike, according to emails obtained by the Crimson. Many students responded that they would support the strike by feeding HUDS workers out on the picket line. Martine Canfield, who has been a food service worker at Harvard Business School for four years, said that the undergrads have been very supportive, giving them snacks, sandwiches and cookies. Following the announcement that the school was asking for volunteers, the Crimson published a letter to the editor signed by more than 30 professors denouncing the university’s move to ask Harvard employees who are not paid hourly or eligible for overtime to staff the dining halls during this time.

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Boston named most ‘active living city’ in America, study finds The study examined the infrastructure of 48 metro communities throughout the country. CHRIS CAESAR @MetroBOS

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Does living in Boston make you a healthier person? Not quite — but some new research suggests that efforts to keep Boston walkable and bikeable might keep us healthier and happier than the average American urban dweller. Researchers from Gallup and Healthways, a company that explores ways to encourage healthier behavior, said their

research found that “communities that invest in bike paths, parks, walkability and public transit … have residents with better outcomes in key aspects of well being.” They named the Greater Boston area the top “active living community” in the United States, followed by San Francisco and Chicago. The two other East Coast cities in the top five were New York and Washington D.C., which respectively ranked fourth and fifth. The study, part of Healthways’ State of American Well-Being series, examined the infrastructure of 48 medium- to large-size metro communities throughout the country. Those living in the top-five cities are found

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Most Boston University students take an entrylevel writing class during their freshman year. Alexa Pisano did. But unlike most students, she started a business because of it. BU offers multiple writing seminars that focus on an array of themes, and Pisano, 19, had taken one with the topic “Oceans: Past and Present.” The course inspired her to launch Shop Deep Blue. “We learned about how abundant oceans once were and how different they are now,” Pisano said. “It was super inspiring, and I had no idea that oceans were at the state that they are, so I wanted to spread awareness about it somewhere.” When Pisano signed up for the course, she didn’t realize it would literally be about the oceans. She thought she’d get to write about the ocean in a more “metaphorical” sense. Instead, she learned that the way things are going, there might not be any fish left in the ocean by 2048. “I didn’t know it was literally about fishing and the ocean’s history, so that was a bit of a surprise,” she said, “but I’m happy I took it.” That summer, Pisano launched Shop Deep Blue, a website that sells clothing and accessories featuring her own designs. Ten percent of every sale is contributed to conservation efforts — currently, Pisano is donating to Oceana, an international ocean conservation nonprofit, but she wants to keep her options open and eventually donate to multiple groups. Pisano also makes sure to practice what she preaches. All the shipping and packaging is either completely biodegradable

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or completely recyclable, she said. She also included a tab on her website that details conservation efforts she practices along with suggestions for things other people can try. “I want people to realize that you don’t have to drastically change your life,” she said. “Just adjusting something super small or learning something and sharing it with someone else can make a huge difference.” When Pisano completed all the necessary legal documents and launched her website, she sent it to her writing teacher, BU graduate writing fellow Benjamin Kochan, and told him how inspired she was by his class. She said that he bought a shirt right away, her first sale. “As a teacher, I find it quite gratifying that Alexa credits my class for inspiring this project,” Kochan said in an email. Kochan explained that the class challenges students to write about historical and contemporary marine environment problems like overfishing and invasive species. This prompts students to ask how they can make a difference. Alexa took this suggestion to heart with Deep Blue.

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BRIEF Fed policymakers closer to rate hike, but ination doubts remain Several voting Federal Reserve policymakers judged a rate hike would be warranted “relatively soonâ€? if the U.S. economy continued to strengthen but doubts on ination remained, according to the minutes of the Fed’s September policy meeting released on Wednesday. The minutes of the Sept. 20-21 meeting, at which the U.S.

central bank held rates steady, also showed the depth of division over timing. “Several members judged that it would be appropriate to increase the target range for the federal funds rate relatively soon if economic developments unfolded about as ... expected,� the Fed said in the minutes. Seventeen policymakers participated at the September meeting, of whom 10 had a vote. In the minutes, both voting mem-

bers and the wider group were divided on how much more they can allow the labor market to strengthen before raising rates. Some believe that with the United States already near full employment, ination could rise too quickly if the Fed waits too long. The minutes said “it was noted that a reasonable argument could be made either for an increase at this meeting or for waiting for some additional

information on the labor market and ination.â€? U.S. stocks rose slightly following the release of the minutes, while yields on U.S. government debt pared earlier gains. “They just want a bit more data to be sure. We think they will have those data by the time of the December meeting,â€? said Ian Shepherdson, an economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics. REUTERS

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Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf quits, replaced by Tim Sloan The changes come weeks after pressure on the bank when it emerged that its employees had potentially opened two million unauthorized deposit and credit card accounts to meet sales targets. Wells Fargo agreed to a $185 million settlement with regulators. Wells Fargo & Co’s veteran chairman and chief executive officer, John Stumpf, is leaving the bank in the wake of a sales scandal and will be replaced as CEO by President and Chief Operating Officer Tim Sloan. The San Franciscobased bank said on Wednesday that Stumpf was retiring with immediate effect. It is splitting the role of chairman and CEO with Stephen Sanger, its lead director, becoming chairman.

Elizabeth Duke, an independent director, will be vice chair. The scandal marked a stunning reversal of fortune for Stumpf, who had built Wells Fargo into the world’s most valuable bank with a focus on Main Street-style lending that was the envy of Wall Street. Politicians were calling on him to resign and a week after a roasting in front of a Senate committee, Stumpf agreed to forgo $41 million in unvested stock awards. However, that was not enough and at a second hearing, some lawmakers called for the bank to be broken up. â€œI have decided it is best for the company that I step aside,â€? Stumpf said in a statement. The bank’s shares rose 2 percent in afterhours trading. On Monday, the bank had reshuffled its top management to give more responsibility to Sloan. Wells Fargo is due to report third-quarter earnings on Friday. REUTERS

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UN rights chief: Trump as president would pose global danger U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra’ad al Hussein cited Trump’s views on vulnerable communities including minorities and his talk of authorizing torture in interrogations, banned under international law, as “deeply unsettling and disturbing.” The world will be in danger if Republican nominee Donald Trump becomes president of the United States, the top United Nations human rights official said on Wednesday. “If Donald Trump is elected on the basis of what he has said already — and unless that changes — I think it is without any doubt that he would be dangerous from an international point of view,” Zeid told a news briefing in Geneva. Trump lashed out at House Speaker Paul Ryan and other “disloyal” Republicans on Tuesday and vowed to campaign in whatever style he wants now that the party establishment has largely abandoned him. This occurred after a 2005 video surfaced last week showing him bragging crudely about groping women and making unwanted sexual advances. Trump has said he

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pact ratified by Washington, or to vulnerable groups possibly losing their basic rights, he had to speak out. In a speech in The Hague last month, Zeid accused Trump of spreading “humiliating racial and religious prejudice” and warned of a rise of populist politics that could turn violent. “I always believe that it’s incumbent on leaders to lead and to lead in a way that is ethical and moral,” Zeid said on Wednesday, when asked about Trump. “The use of half-truths is a very clever political device. Because as every propagandist knows, you allow the listener to fill in the rest.” Trump has portrayed himself as tough on national security and promised to build a wall to stop Mexican immigrant “rapists” from crossing the border. “We have to be on guard to see that in the end vulnerable populations, populations at risk do not again see their rights deprived because of a view that is in the ascendancy based on false premises,” Zeid said. REUTERS

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BRIEF Trump intensifies attacks on Ryan with four weeks left until Election Day Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump escalated his attacks on House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan on Wednesday, deepening a fracture in the party with only four weeks to go until the Nov. 8 election. Trump, at a rally before thousands of supporters jammed into a livestock arena in Ocala,

Florida, also attempted to drive voters away from Democratic rival Hillary Clinton with an overwhelmingly negative speech in which he described her as corrupt and unqualified for the presidency. Ryan said on Monday he was no longer going to campaign for or defend Trump and advised House Republicans not to support the White House candidate if they did not want to. His move

followed outcry over a video that surfaced last Friday showing Trump bragging in 2005 about groping women and making unwanted sexual advances. Trump’s response to being abandoned by Ryan, the country’s most senior elected Republican, has veered between saying he feels free now to campaign on his own terms and assailing Ryan and other “disloyal” Republicans. REUTERS

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US officials believe Connecticut plane crash was intentional The plane slammed into a utility pole and burst into flames on Tuesday, killing a flight student aboard and leaving an instructor with serious burns. The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board said on Wednesday it believes a small plane crash in East Hartford, Connecticut, was due to an intentional act and is transferring the investigation to the FBI. The plane slammed into a utility pole and burst into flames on Tuesday, killing a flight student aboard and leaving an instructor with serious burns. In a press release, the NTSB said its initial investigation indicated that the crash was “the result of an intentional act.” A U.S. national security official identified the student as Feras Freitekh. Federal Aviation Administration re-

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Joe Jonas reveals that he lost his virginity to Ashley Greene Long gone are the days of the Disney Channel and “Camp Rock” for Joe Jonas. The 27-yearold middle Jonas brother, who now leads DNCE, got real in a Reddit AMA (ask me anything), maybe even too real. He shared personal details about losing his virginity to actress Ashley Greene and desperately trashing his drummer’s room to find condoms for the um, sacred … event. “It’s quite the great story because I didn’t have any condoms, so I went to our drummer Jack’s room, who was my roommate at the time and I demolished his room looking for them.” The couple had begun dating in 2010. Greene apparently wasn’t amused by Joe’s little stroll down mem-

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Janet Jackson (finally) confirms pregnancy Janet Jackson hasn’t kept her intentions to grow her family a secret, per se. The 50-year-old singer made it very clear in a selfie video that she would be cancelling her Unbreakable Tour because she and her husband were planning a family. It worked! And although her brother Tito spilled the beans in June that Janet was pregnant, and her baby bump made a debut a few weeks ago as she shopped for baby furniture, we’re just now hearing it straight from the source.

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Donald Glover is a dad, who knew? The evidence was right in front of us. In January, there were pictures of “Atlanta” creator and star Donald Glover with a very pregnant mystery girlfriend in Hawaii, and in May a picture of the couple pushing a stroller around New York made the rounds. But there wasn’t a peep from 33-year-old Donald Glover about becoming a father.

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Gabrielle Union is suing BET over “Being Mary Jane” contract violation Gabrielle Union laid a legal smackdown on BET and Breakdown Production, the entities responsible for her hit show, “Being Mary Jane.” The 42-year-old actress signed on for two more seasons of the show and it was agreed that each season would not surpass 13 episodes. But the wife of NBA baller Dwyane Wade found it shady that BET wanted to film two 10-episode seasons back-to-back, and claims that it actually intend to cram all 20 episodes into one season. This

move would cheat Union out of her contractual raise from $150,000 an episode for Season 4 to $160,000 an episode for Season 5. “Being Mary Jane” is the highest-rated show on BET, and the network has responded to the lawsuit, claiming it is are “within their rights.” Union is suing for breach of contract and negligent misrepresentation, according to legal documents obtained by E! News. Apparently when you try to play Gabby, you only play yourself.

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Grabbing back from Trump JENNA BUSCH Geek Girl in Hollywood Jenna Busch takes on the way pop culture snubs its female fans. For more columns, visit metro.us/jenna-busch as well as her site, Legion of Leia. (legionofleia.com)

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I didn’t want to do this. I didn’t want to do another damn story about the Trump tapes. But I just couldn’t let it pass, not when friends and strangers were posting stories about their sexual assaults for the first time after

hearing him. I’ve shared mine before, so that’s not what I’m writing about. I’m sure almost any woman reading this has experienced something similar. Considering the frequency with which it hap-

pens, I don’t think I’m generalizing. You’ve read a zillion stories by now about Donald Trump bragged to former “Access Hollywood” host Billy Bush about kissing women without their consent and grabbing them by

their genitalia. You’ve also probably read a bunch of responses defending Trump, dismissing it as locker room talk and no big deal. For someone who frequently writes about dragons and people

with superpowers, believe me, this is the far more fantastical statement. Or is it? I couldn’t believe what I was watching this weekend at the debate. A man who thinks he’s qualified to run the country said talking about women that way — in a professional setting, no less — and joking about sexual assault was no big deal. I have read comment after comment about how we should just “deal with it,” because that’s what men are like. I refuse to believe that, despite my past and the pasts of many women in the world. We should strive to be better than our baser natures. You know what? I love chocolate. I love salt. I think chocolate-covered pretzels are the perfect food. I want to eat them all day long. But you know what? I don’t get to, because there are consequences. I don’t get to punch the hell out of that guy who I just saw cut in front of an old lady in line. I don’t get to. I can talk to him, but I don’t get to punch him, as satisfying

as that would be. Sure, I have freedom of action and speech, but there are consequences to both of those things. Or there should be. You know why? We tell kids that they can do or be anything. We hold up becoming president one day as the example of the highest goal they can achieve. Our kids look up to the president. When I was a kid, I was excited to hear about President Reagan. I knew nothing about his politics and completely disagree with them as an adult, but as a kid, I looked up to him. If Trump gets elected, there are going to be kids who look up to him, too. This behavior of his? Bragging about sexually assaulting women, blatantly lying about things that are right there on Twitter or recorded by cameras? These things become acceptable. As someone who has spent years dealing with nightmares about my assault, like almost every woman I know, I beg you to see reason. This is no longer about politics. This is about the future. This is not a role model. This is a monster.

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Hard to believe it’s been 20 years since Parker Posey’s first Christopher Guest movie. Back when she was the queen of indies, the actress’ packed résumé included “Waiting for Guffman,” the first time since “This is Spinal Tap” that Guest made an entirely improvised mockumentary. Posey’s been in every Guest film since, including “Best in Show,” “A Mighty Wind,” “For Your Consideration” and

Parker Posey plays Cindi, a mascot whose shtick is dressing as a robotic armadillo, in Christopher Guest’s “Mascots,” hitting Netflix Instant on Thursday. SCOTT GARFIELD/NETFLIX

the new “Mascots.” This time the subculture of sweet eccentrics in some silly competition are people who dress up in ridiculous costumes to pep up sporting events. This includes Posey’s Cindi, whose mascot is a robotic armadillo who dances to arty electronica. Posey talks to us about creating her own character from near scratch and still being scared to do Christopher Guest’s movies. These are comedies, but since you’re basically coming up with everything yourself, it seems like you have to take these as seriously as you would a drama. It’s a very intense and focused process. You have to essentially write your character’s dialogue. There’s a lot of collaboration with the person you’re acting with, which in my case was Susan Yeagley, who plays my half-sister. It’s a very intimate, caring, generous process. You really feel like you’re portraying the full life of someone. Are you still nervous going in front of his cameras, to do whatever you’ve prepared? You’re scared every time. You show up and you really feel like you’re flying without a net. But I compare it to playing music. You can feel a really good vibe on these movies. The humor, it really doesn’t

make fun of anyone. It’s not mean. It comes from a kind place. In all his movies, we care. We care about these subcultures: the dog shows, small town theater, mascots. You have to think through everything, including the costume and Cindi’s history. How did you put her together? I imagined that she studied dance in college. Then she finds the allfemale basketball team at Amelia Earhart College for Women. She asks, “Is there a mascot here? I want to be one.” And it’s a nine-banded armadillo, which is very armored, almost metallic. That led to me thinking [her music would be] techno-electronica: Kraftwerk, Gary Numan, Laurie Anderson, all stuff from the ’70s and ’80s. I just imagined why she would maintain this desire, over 25 years, to get out on the basketball court and perform for not very many GETTY people, IMAGES

Things change Guest has always been able to make these movies outside of Hollywood. But I worry about indies these days, since the budgets have been drained out of them. The market is drying up. It’s been happening for a few years now. There’s more money going into marketing than into material. There’s nothing you can do about it. You just have to change and be aware of that. And you know, I can speak for the actors who don’t get paid. If I can’t get paid, can I sell watches? Can I sell scarves? Actors need ad campaigns now. It’s changed.

and still have this be important to her. Here, she has the chance to be recognized for something that’s important to her. It was a lot of prep, but I think you can tell. Audiences can tell there’s a particular level of investment and openness in Chris’ movies.

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WHEN BROOKLYN MET BOSTON Brooklyn Brewery’s Mash Tour brings their Beer Mansion to town this weekend. LUKE O’NEIL

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Now in its fourth year, the 2016 Mash Tour, which lands in Boston this weekend, is Brooklyn Brewery’s citywide update on the concept of the beer festival. “It’s only focused on highlighting what is local in each city, with a heavy presence of culture, food, music, creative artistic mediums and, obviously, beer,” Brooklyn’s community ambassador and educator Gabe Barry says. “This year the tour is looking to reimagine what we mean by celebration.” Beginning Thursday night, there are four components to the weekend’s festivities. Dinner with Friends is a riff on the traditional beer dinner, with Brooklyn’s Head of Culinary Programming Chef Andrew Gerson working with the team at Hojoko on a menu featuring an American Wagyu short rib with gochujang and green kimchi, paired with some of the brewery’s rarer beers. “It’s a time when we get to showcase some of the more rare beers in our portfolio,” Barry adds. “One exciting offering in particular is Serpent, is a collaboration done with Thornbridge Brewery in the UK: A Belgian tripel style, it’s aged in Four Roses bourbon barrels over cider lees, for a funky, tart aged sour.” On Friday, the party heads to Royale for a free performance from Cults, the dreamy noir-pop New York City duo. But save some room for partying and drinking for Saturday, when the Beer Mansion popup takes over Whiskey Saigon. What is a Beer Mansion, exactly, you

might be wondering? “It’s about taking the wonderful array of flavors and quantifying it into a multispace venue,” Barry explains. “Each room starts to take on the personality of different beer styles, which are then built out into art installations. In other words, it’s a like an interactive beer museum and performance space, where you can try a variety of styles, interact with the production process and be entertained along the way. You might just learn something too.” In the Saison Room, for example, Gerson is riffing off the idea of the traditional passed-bite, by preparing dishes, literally, on guests’ hands. “That’s been a lot of fun to watch people be pushed out of their comfort level,” Barry says. On Sunday, the activities are centered around Inman and Porter squares, where a variety of local businesses are taking part in a walking beer-focused tour of the city. The day begins at Trailhead, a combined pop-up Brooklyn bar and Timberland shop, where guests can pick up coupons to a number of area hot spots, like Trina’s, The Independent, Taza Chocolate and Union Square Donuts for free and discounted beers and treats. “Its all about celebrating the local, creative collaborative journey of what celebration is,” she says. “We hope to create a voice and venue for all these individuals to come together and we see beer as the through line.” For tickets, pricing and info visit brooklynbrewerymash.com

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Coppersmith event manager Courtney Vivian knows all the good bar bites. DEREK KOUYOUMJIAN RACHEL RACZKA @rachelraczka

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Courtney Vivian was born to party. The Somerville resident is the event manager for Coppersmith in Southie and spends her downtime working with various nonprofits throughout the city to plan functions and fundraisers. Vivian, 29, extends her reach beyond Boston borders — having worked with Re-Member, an organization that works to improve the quality of life for the Pine Ridge Indian

Reservation in South Dakota, and St. Joan of Arc, assisting displaced students and teachers in New Orleans find educational resources following Hurricane Katrina. We chat with Vivian about where she likes to snack attack and relax — you know, when she has the time.

I made a few stops down Boylston on my way to PoHo. You can’t beat a plate of Dippers — they’re sliders with dipping sauces — after a few drinks. 907 Boylston St., Boston, pourhouseboston.com

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My initial choice, a Harpoon Pretzel, was already shouted out, but I’m glad it’s getting the attention it deserves. Another $5 favorite, no less amazing, would have to be a taco from Anna’s

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Taqueria. But let’s be honest, I never get just one. Various locations, annastaqueria.com

Best place to dine alone? I could sit alone in Solas at the Lenox for hours and people watch while enjoying some drinks and the Guinness Onion Soup. Even though it seems touristy, being inside a hotel and all, it has a very chill vibe

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and the bartenders have good goo stories if you’re hanging out for a bit. 710 Boylston St., Boston, solasboston.com

Place you recommend for out-of-towners? Zaftigs in Brookline for all-day breakfast! The French toast is better than any I’ve ever had. This place actually turned me into a breakfast food lover. Never had an item I didn’t like. 335 Harvard St., Brookline, zatfigs.com

Go-to date spot? We haven’t been since they reopened after flooding this winter, but my boyfriend and I frequented Local 149 in Southie. I love that it’s tucked inside our neighborhood and uses a housemade ginger beer to make unforgettable mules. They have very thoughtful cuisine. 149 P St., South Boston, local149.com

Best place to catch up with friends? I absolutely love Sunset Grill and Tap in Allston — loaded beer selection to satisfy all pallets and a menu to match. When you’re done eating you can go upstairs to Patron’s and shoot some pool and drink margaritas all night. 130 Brighton Ave., Allston, allstonsfinest. com

Most Instagrammable dish in town? I would be amiss not to mention Coppersmith’s gigantic, feeds-20-hungry-bros nachos. They’re served up in a classic red Radio Flyer Wagon with layers of 10-hour house-smoked pulled pork, queso, homemade chili-lime tortilla chips and the rest of the fixins. It makes for quite an impressive photo. 40 W. Third St., South Boston, coppersmithboston. com

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Life, death, birth Shovels and Rope release their most personal album to date. LINDA LABAN @MetroBOS

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It’s safe to say Shovels and Rope’s latest, “Little Seeds,” is unlike their previous albums. For the October release, South Carolina duo Michael Trent and Cary Ann Hearst found themselves writing in the full glare of life’s sadness and beauty, dealing with the birth of their daughter, the death of a friend and the slow loss of aging parents. So among the barroom boogie, country rock and finely tuned balladry, there are some very personal tales. “This one is a little bit different for us,” admits

And they were caught in the middle, and it was unavoidable. “It was occupying a lot of our emotional space,” says Trent. “These songs came out of all that. We pondered whether we wanted to make such a personal record though, and we talked to family and friends to see how they felt about it.” Writing and recording the album, which features the pair playing all of the instruments, is one thing, though. Standing on stage night after night on tour and playing the songs is another. “That’s still an experience we’re new to. We’re a week into this tour for the record,” explains Hearst. “We’re working super personal songs out that people don’t really know in front of a rock and roll crowd. It’s chal-

Trent, speaking with Hearst from Detroit, just after sound check. “We’re usually into more character-based writing. This time around, we had a lot of personal stories to tell. We didn’t plan on it; it was just there and that’s how it turned out.” The couple created the album over the last two years — a time that included pregnancy and birth: “Last August and September we went into power writing mode to finish, and literally the baby came the next day,” says Hearst. The husband-and-wife duo were also caring for Michael’s parents and coming to terms with his father’s Alzheimer’s disease (captured in the song “Invisible Man”). The death of a close friend, Eric, then inspired the poignant “This Ride.” Birth and death:

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and upbeat the feat is getting through playing that song physically,” says Hearst. “That’s what we concentrate on.” Indeed, much of the record is upbeat rather than mournful. But when the toetappings done, there’s plenty to think about.

“We haven’t played ‘Mourning Song’ live yet,” adds Trent. “It was difficult to record it without our hearts breaking. I’ve never felt like that before. Usually we make a record and then go and perform it. This was always going to be different.”

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lege. Af- ter the parents have given them the education and tools they need for the outside world, they expect the kids to function on their own. They let go after a certain point — that certain point is Harvard, of course. Do you think feeling like a “loserâ€? in the eyes of Jennifer and Albert is more of a millennial problem than ones you faced when you were that age? I do — I’m of the older generation and in my world, we had to struggle a lot more. If we wanted to go to college, we likely had to pay for it ourselves. These are children who grew up comfortably and went to Ivy League schools and became professionals. They never had to take a job for survival and when they’re whining, I can’t relate to that. But that’s the play. They realize, “Why are we whining? What’s wrong with us?â€? Do you think there are cultural factors in the show that are exclusive to Asian-American and Asian families? I think it’s beyond racial barriers — the parent-

child relationship [in the show] is a relationship all people can relate to. It’s the relationship a lot of parents are having with their children right now. Asian parents might be stricter with their kids and put them in the best schools with the best tutors and lessons, but that’s not an Asian thing, that’s an American thing. Are roles for Asian actors in theater improving? We have a new crop of writers that are very exciting, and Mike Lew is definitely one of them. He’s so prolific and writing plays and roles that aren’t just Asian Americans in Asian-American plays. However, we still don’t seem to be considered for lead roles in non-Asian plays. Maybe it’s starting to change, but why does it always have to be an AsianAmerican play? Why can’t we do roles that are mainstream? It’s not happening often, and that’s so frustrating. We have to talk about “Gilmore Girls.â€? Your character, Mrs. Kim [Lane’s mom], will be part of the Netix reunion. Can you tell us about the show? I had such a great time and I’m excited to be back. When we had the first table read and I saw that pretty much everyone was there, it warmed my heart after all these years. It’s so witty and quick and fun. [The late] Edward Herrmann was sorely missed, but I think the show serves him well.

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Cambridge Dance Company: “Moxie” Cambridge Dance Company kicks off its fifth season with a program that ranges, in their words, from “sensual to sassy, introspective to intense,” embracing jazz, contemporary, tap and hip-hop, with musical selections as diverse as Bieber, Parov Stelar and Queen Latifah. “Moxie,” incidentally, is an early 20th century term suggesting verve, spunk and force of character. Oct. 15, 8 p.m. Boston University Dance Theater, 915 Comm. Ave., Boston $15-$20, cambridgedancemoxie.brownpapertickets.com PAUL MAROTTA

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Boston Zombie Apocalypse This suburban haunted house is more like a real-life video game, arming your team with toy guns to kill attacking zombies. The story behind the show is that a mandatory vaccination against a mosquito-borne illness has— whoops!—turned a bunch of people into zombies! For those without a car, it’s roughly a 20 minute walk from the local commuter rail stop. October 14 through Oct. 30 Stronghold Ops, 1437 Bedford St., Abington $20, bostonzombies.com MUSIC

Philosophical Zombie Local musician Ted Billings, formerly of the band Age Ring, started performing as Philosophical Zombie in 2015. On debut album “Loneliness Is Blue And Not Blue”, he sounded kind of like Jeff Tweedy fronting Weezer. His latest record, “Cotard’s”, drops Friday; preview track “Dream On” finds Billings successfully trying out a more psychedelic vibe. Babydriver opens this album release show. Oct. 14, 10 p.m. Great Scott, 1222 Comm. Ave., Allston $10, 21+, greatscottboston.com

Felabration Boston 2016 This multimedia mini-festival pays tribute to Nigerian composer and activist Fela Kuti, progenitor of Afrobeat and one of the 20th century’s most influential musicians, on the night of his birthday, with music from Uhuru Afrika and Federator N°1, live projections by SAMO, vendors, live painting and more. You can get a garment

printed by hand, or bring your own to print on. Oct. 15, 8 p.m. Middle East Downstairs, 480 Mass. Ave., Cambridge $15-$20, 18+, tktwb.tw/2dUTDgg MOVIES

“Chinatown” The Coolidge’s “Science on Screen” series continues with this classic film noir about a private eye in 1930’s Los Angeles who stumbles upon a nefarious web of sketchy dealings, based on the real-life “California water wars” of the era. Prior to the screening, Betsy Reilly of the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority will discuss the issue of water quality and developed and developing countries. October 17, 7 p.m. Coolidge Corner Theater, 290 Harvard St., Brookline $10-$12, http://bit. ly/2ecC8tr ISTOCK

Boston Terror ’Thon This finely-curated series of horror movies—funny and/or scary, high and low budget, features and shorts, plus some classics like Roger Corman’s Poe movies, a 70 mm print of “Ghostbusters” and the all-important “Rocky Horror Picture Show”—ought to be all the fuel you need to light your Halloween fire. Each night features between three and five selections. Oct. 13 through 16 Somerville Theater, 55 Davis Sq., Somerville Prices vary, somervilletheatre.com THEATER

“Memorial” This new play by Livian Yeh tells the story of artist Maya Lin’s struggle to create the Vietnam

Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. While the work is renowned today for its emotional power, Lin’s design initially faced harsh criticism from politicians, Vietnam vets themselves and even her own parents. Though forced to compromise, Lin held fast to her social message. Oct. 13 through 30 Boston Playwrights’ Theater, 949 Comm. Ave., Boston $10-$30, bu.edu/bpt/our-season FOOD

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Get high See some of the country’s most beautiful places on a hot air balloon ride.

Everyone has a bucket list, but do you have a basket list? These woven wicker vessels will carry you to the highest heights to see landscapes from awe-inspiring angles. From hovering over waterfalls and deserts, to splashing down on rivers, these amazing hot air balloon rides are sure to change your perspective.

Rainbow Ryders Albuquerque is famous for its annual International Balloon Fiesta, which brings hundreds of hot air balloons together for an incredible sight, but you don’t have to wait until next October to take part in the aerial fun. Rainbow Ryders operates hot air balloon tours along the

Rio Grande almost 300 days a year. Guided by FAA-certified pilots, the balloons move using wind currents and shift directions by changing altitudes. With baskets that can fit up to 12, bring a group along to party in the cool air of the desert morning.

Balloons Over New England Float above the rolling hills and evergreens of central Vermont as you level with the clouds. Offering views of several national parks and preserves, Balloons Over New England in Quechee organizes hot air balloon tours seven days a week, weather permitting. Hover over the scenic Lake Pinneo at altitudes so low you can watch birds chasing their breakfasts. You’ll soar over the Quechee Gorge for a great view of the white water creek and picturesque bridge.

Lake Geneva Balloon Company Lake Geneva is a popular resort destination, named after the freshwater lake that spans about 8 square miles of southeastern Wisconsin. Located on the northern tip of the lake, the Lake Geneva Balloon Company takes adventurers above the treetops for expansive views of the lake and the many fine homes along its shore. Pass by Big Foot Park where you can wave to swimmers and fishers just feet away, and float over the estates of the Wrigleys and the Schwinns before settling in for a smooth landing, all before breakfast.

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Rise above Letchworth State Park in Castile, New York, for prime views of its 20 waterfalls and impressive gorges that reach up to 600 feet. Balloons Over Letchworth operates hot air balloon tours from April through October, with September and October noted as favorite months for the vibrant foliage. Known to many as “The Grand Canyon of the East,” the natural rock formations and beautifully built bridges make for an unforgettable experience.

Majestic Lake Tahoe, the largest alpine lake in North America, straddles the border of California and Nevada. Lake Tahoe Balloons operates a hot air balloon tour through the highlights of the crystal-clear lake each morning at sunrise. Hover over the shimmering blue Emerald Bay before gliding south to the much tinier, lesser-known Fallen Leaf Lake. With the right visibility, you can see the peaks of Yosemite and coastal foothills.

Arizona Balloon Safaris Just outside of Phoenix, Arizona Balloon Safaris in Cave Creek offers hot air balloon rides through the Sonoran Desert. Floating down to tree-level, the unique sunrise tour offers passengers the chance to see jackrabbits, roadrunners and coyotes among the cactuses. The balloons can rise to a dizzying 5,000 feet off the ground, where, on clear days, you can see north to Flagstaff and beyond. The flight becomes a first-class experience as the guides

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Vista Balloon Adventures Catch a ride on a hot air balloon with Vista Balloon, just 40 minutes south of downtown Portland. Willamette Valley comes to life below, as expert guides show the history of the land through close encounters with the elevation, pointing out signs of once-existing lakes and vegetation. Lucky riders get the thrill of a “splash and dash” on the Willamette River, as the balloon descends inches from the stream momentarily. Each ride concludes with brunch

Grand Adventure Balloon Tours When you’re suspended almost two miles in the air above the Rocky Mountains, the unmatched silence is only broken by an occasional blast of propane into the balloon. Grand Adventure Balloon Tours in Winter Park, Colorado, launches colorful dirigibles in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, about an hour and a half from Denver and Boulder. See snow-covered mountains up to 100 miles away as you coast along the Fraser River, and seek out the occasional bear from the comfort and safety of the balloon’s basket. The evergreens get so close you can actually reach out to feel the pine needles!

Asheville Hot Air Balloons The Great Smoky Mountains are the perfect backdrop for the tours provided by Asheville Hot Air Balloons in North Carolina. With launching sites shifting each day according to weather and wind currents, each flight is unique. Capture the immense beauty of the morning haze lifting along the green mountainside from the sky. As you travel among the birds, the crisp air and the cool breeze makes for a calming ride.

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Bruins season preview: Fast start to 2016-17 desperately needed David Backes was the Bruins’ big acquisition over the summer. Can he help guide the B’s back to the playoffs?

Boston cannot have a repeat performance of last October. RICH SLATE @Richslate

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In a weird way, the Red Sox unceremoniously getting swept out of the MLB postseason by the Indians in the ALDS on Monday does no favors to the Bruins on the eve of the NHL regular season. Boston opens up its 2016-17 campaign at Nationwide Arena on Thursday (7 p.m., NESN) versus Columbus. The B’s first three games are all on the road against fellow nonplayoff teams from last

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Bruins prediction The Bruins actually saw their season win total increase from 2014-15 to 2015-16, even though it was only by one game (41 to 42 wins). The B’s of course, failed to qualify for the playoffs in both of those seasons. Here’s guessing that trend will continue, and Boston will be without playoff hockey in 2017. They just haven’t made enough upgrades at key positions to get too excited. Prediction: 38 wins, 35 losses, 9 OTL. — Matt Burke

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A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND WITH THE BUILDINGS THEREON, SITUATE ON THE SOUTHEASTERLY SIDE OF, AND BEING NOW NUMBERED 64 SMITH AVENUE, IN THAT PART OF SAID NEWTON CALLED WEST NEWTON, BOUNDED AND DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: NORTHWESTERLY BY SAID SMITH AVENUE, FIFTYFOUR AND 5/10 (54.5) FEET, NORTHEASTERLY BY LAND NOW OR FORMERLY OF REILLY, ONE HUNDRED SEVENTYT-TWO (172) FEET; SOUTHEASTERLY BY LAND FORMERLY OF TROY, SIXTY-NINE AND 5/10 ( 69.5) FEET; SOUTHWESTERLY BY LAND NOW OR FORMERLY OF WALSH, ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-TWO (172) FEET; BE ANY OR ALL OF SAID MEASUREMENTS MORE OR LESS. AND CONTAINING 10.926 SQUARE FEET, BE THE SAME MORE OR LESS. BEING THE SAME PROPERTY CONVEYED FROM MICHELANGELO NICOLAZZO, GIOVANNA NICOLAZZO, NICOLA PAOLA, MARIA PAOLA. TENANCY NOT STATED TO NOCOLA PAOLA AND MARIA PAOLA, HUSBAND AND WIFE BY DEED RECORDED 9/23/96, IN BOOK 26688, AT PAGE 303, IN THE REGISTER’S OFFICE OF MIDDLESEX COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS. TAX MAP OR PARCEL ID NO. 33038.0027 Subject to and with the beneďŹ t of easements, reservation, restrictions, and taking of record, if any, insofar as the same are now in force and applicable. In the event of any typographical error set forth herein in the legal description of the premises, the description as set forth and contained in the mortgage shall control by reference. This property has the address of 64 Smith Avenue, West Newton, MA 02465 Together with all the improvements now or hereafter erected on the property and all easements, rights, appurtenances, rents, royalties, mineral, oil and gas rights and proďŹ ts, water rights and stock and all ďŹ xtures now or hereafter a part of the property. All replacements and additions shall also be covered by this sale.

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DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT ORDER OF NOTICE TO: Curtis Williams; Kenaya Washington and to all persons entitled to the beneďŹ t of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, 50 U.S.C. App. §501 et seq.: U.S. Bank National Association, as Trustee, For Residential Asset Securities Corporation, home Equity Mortgage Asset-Backed Pass-Through CertiďŹ cates, Series 2006-EMX9 claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Boston, numbered 31 Warner Street, Unit 2 aka Unit 31, 29-31 Warner Street Condominium given by Curtis Williams and Kenaya Washington to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Mortgage Lenders Network USA, Inc., its successors and assigns, dated August 31, 2006, and recorded with the Suffolk County Registry of Deeds in Book 40321, Page 254, and now held by plaintiff by assignment has/have ďŹ led with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant’s/Defendants’ Servicemembers status.

Said premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and assessments, tax sales, tax titles and other municipal liens and water or sewer liens and State or County transfer fees, if any there are, and TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ($10,000.00) in cashier’s or certiďŹ ed check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of the sale as a deposit and the balance in cashier’s or certiďŹ ed check will be due in thirty (30) days, at the ofďŹ ces of Doonan, Graves & Longoria, LLC, 100 Cummings Center, Suite 225D, Beverly, MA 01915, time being of the essence.

If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United States of America, then you may be entitled to the beneďŹ ts of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must ďŹ le a written appearance and answer in this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before November 7, 2016 or you

The Mortgagee reserves the right to postpone the sale to a later date by public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the sale and to further postpone at any adjourned sale-date by public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the adjourned sale date.

will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the beneďŹ ts of said Act.

The premises is to be sold subject to and with the beneďŹ t of all easements, restrictions, leases, tenancies, and rights of possession, building and zoning laws, encumbrances, condominium liens, if any and all other claim in the nature of liens, if any there be.

Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of this Court on September 21, 2016 Attest:

In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure deed to the second highest bidder, providing that said second highest bidder shall deposit with the Mortgagee’s attorneys, DOONAN, GRAVES, & LONGORIA LLC, 100 Cummings Center, Suite 225D, Beverly, MA 01915, the amount of the required deposit as set forth herein within three (3) business days after written notice of the default of the previous highest bidder and title shall be conveyed to the said second highest bidder within thirty (30) days of said written notice.

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Dated: September 19, 2016 U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF8 Master Participation Trust By: Reneau J Longoria. Esq., DOONAN, GRAVES, & LONGORIA LLC 100 Cummings Center, Suite 225D Beverly, MA 01915 (978) 921-2670 www.dgandl.com 50714 (PAOLA)

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If the second highest bidder declines to purchase the within described property, the Mortgagee reserves the right to purchase the within described property at the amount bid by the second highest bidder. The foreclosure deed and the consideration paid by the successful bidder shall be held in escrow by DOONAN, GRAVES, & LONGORIA LLC, (hereinafter called the “Escrow Agentâ€?) until the deed shall be released from escrow to the successful bidder at the same time as the consideration is released to the Mortgagee, thirty (30) days after the date of sale, whereupon all obligations of the Escrow Agent shall be deemed to have been properly fulďŹ lled and the Escrow Agent shall be discharged.Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale.

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By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by Nicola Paola, Maria Paola to BeneďŹ cial Massachusetts, Inc. dated July 25, 2006, recorded with the Middlesex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 47947, Page 450; said mortgage was then assigned to U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF8 Master Participation Trust by virtue of an assignment dated September 10, 2014, and recorded in Book 64240, at Page 116, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for breach of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION at 10:00 AM on October 27, 2016, on the mortgaged premises. The entire mortgaged premises, all and singular, the premises as described in said mortgage:

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