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3 things you need to know LANDER MAKES RISKY TOUCH DOWN ON MARS

The search for life on Mars took a giant leap on Wednesday when a space lander touched down on the red planet in Europe’s ﬁrst attempt to land a craft there since the Beagle 2’s “heroic failure” more than a decade ago. The discshaped 1,272-pound Schiaparelli lander, which is testing technologies for a rover due to follow in 2020, landed on Mars after a risky descent, but scientists are still waiting to ﬁnd out what shape it is in. During the six-minute descent to the surface, it used a parachute and thrusters to slow from a speed of nearly 21,000 mph to 13,000 mph “We have to wait a to see what happens with the test lander. But this is already a success so far,” European Space Agency Director General Jan Woerner said at ESA’s Space Operations Centre in Darmstadt, Germany. The lander is named for Giovanni Schiaparelli, the Italian astronomer who in 1877 began mapping the topography of Mars, extending study of what are now known as the planet’s canals, a mistranslation of the Italian word canali, or channels. REUTERS

US GOVERNMENT SEES 1M MORE PEOPLE ON OBAMACARE EXCHANGES IN 2017

The U.S. Health and Human Services Department estimates that one million more people will sign up for health insurance on the Obamacare exchanges for 2017 compared with 2016, a department oﬃcial said. President Barack Obama’s Aﬀordable Care Act, often called Obamacare, created online exchanges where consumers can shop for individual health insurance and receive income-based subsidies. The exchanges opened in 2014 with insurance for sale by major companies including Aetna Inc. and Anthem Inc. But enrollment has been about half of what was initially expected and some large insurers this year have said they were losing too much money on the exchanges because of that and the fact that enrollees are older and sicker than expected. Aetna and United Health Group have largely pulled out of the exchanges for 2017. REUTERS

FACEBOOK ADDS FOOD ORDERING FEATURE

Facebook said users in the United States would be able to order food through the Facebook pages of restaurants starting on Wednesday as part of its eﬀorts to connect users and businesses. Users will also be able to get quotes from businesses, buy movie tickets and book appointments at spas and salons, Facebook said in a blog post. Earlier this month, Facebook launched “Marketplace,” a platform that allows people to buy and sell items locally. Facebook, which has about 1.7 billion monthly active users, also said it would add a “recommendations” feature that will allow users to share recommendations on such things as places to eat. Facebook shares were up 0.8 percent at $129.58 in early trading. Shares of GrubHub, which oﬀers a food-ordering service similar to that announced by Facebook, were down 2.4 percent at $41.07. REUTERS METRO’S NEWS QUIZ

You read Metro to stay on top of the news. Now’s your chance to ﬁnd out how much you know. Take our daily news quiz to test your knowledge by going to www.metro.us /news-quiz to submit your answers. 1. What did City Council agree to do for striking dining hall workers at Harvard? 2. What name popped up in Celtics trade rumors this week? 3. Where does Dakota Fanning go to school?

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City Council supports strike by Harvard dining hall staff Members of Local 26 were in the chambers when city councilors passed a resolution to stand behind the strike. KRISTIN TOUSSAINT @kristindakota

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Harvard dining hall workers have entered the third week of their historic strike and on Wednesday won the unanimous support of the Boston City Council. Council President Michelle Wu introduced a resolution to support the 750 dining hall workers who have been striking for better conditions. Members of UNITE HERE Local 26 applauded and cheered in the city council chambers as council members stood up to voice their support. “Shame on you, Harvard,” City Councilor Tito Jackson said, “for raising $7 billion on your endowment, of $37.6 billion—10 times the budget of our city council— but you can’t take care of your workers.” Dining service workers have been on strike since Oct. 5 and seek better pay to cover their unemployed summer months. They also are calling for a reassess-

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ment of their health care coverage so that costs are not shifted onto the employees. Council members said they intend to join the dining workers’ picket lines on campus and forward a copy of the resolution to Harvard University’s management. “This is an issue that is very personal for me,” Wu said. “When I arrived at Harvard as a college freshman — the first time I was away from my family for any extended period of time — the dining hall workers truly became my family away from home. They’re the faces you see every day, checking in on you to make sure you’re eating well and getting enough sleep. They really become like your moms

and dads.” Local 26 President Brian Lang said after the meeting that the dining hall workers appreciated hearing that personal acknowledgment from Wu. “The workers really care about the students and I’ve heard them voice daily, ‘We want to get back to taking care of our students,” he said. Many of the council members brought up the disparity between these dining hall employees asking for a $35,000 salary and the current expansive Harvard University endowment. City Councilor Josh Zakim said that he was particularly struck by the number dining workers are asking for during Wu’s initial comments. “That’s one-one millionth of Harvard’s en-

dowment. We’re talking about the richest institution,” he said. “They do a lot of good, but they’re not doing good today. They’re not treating their workers right.” While the endowment is large, Harvard officials say that those funds are largely restricted for “specific academic purposes.” “These funds are also only one part of Harvard’s financial picture,” Tania deLuzuriaga, a spokeswoman for the university, said in an email. “At a time when institutions across higher education are anticipating challenging endowment returns, continuing pressure on tuition revenue and federal research support, Harvard is sensitive to increasing costs.” Harvard says that their dining hall employees currently earn an average of $21.89 per hour — a nationally competitive compensation — along with top market benefits like pensions and health insurance. Dining hall workers counter that because they aren’t given yearround work and often can’t find employment for only the summer months, their income actually equals year-long workers who are paid $15.96 an hour. For expanded version, visit metro.us

Study: Hockey fans pay higher rents to live near NHL arenas Hockey fans are notorious die-hards, so it wouldn’t be surprising if some want to live as close as possible to their favorite team’s home ice. While their passion might be admirable, it can also be costly as rents near sports venues can be nearly 70 percent higher than a city’s average, a new study from RENTCafé found. Boston Bruins fans can expect to pay 9 percent more in rent than the typical city resident

to live near TD Gardens, while New Yorkers can expect to pay 7 percent more to be an Islanders neighbor near Brooklyn’s Barclays Center and 5 percent more to be near the Rangers and Madison Square Garden. Philadelphia Flyers fans living near the Wells Fargo Center, however, actually pay $7 less than the average Philly rent. Surprisingly, the most expensive jump in rent near NHL arenas isn’t in pricey real

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estate cities like New York or Los Angeles — that distinction goes to Columbus, Ohio. Home of the Blue Jackets, the average rent near Nationwide Arena is $1,354. Compared to the Columbus’ average rent of $803, that’s a 69 percent difference.

Rounding out the Top 3: Nashville Predators fans living near Bridgestone Arena pay 66 percent more rent than the average and Tampa Bay Lightning fans can expect to pay 65 percent more in rent to live by the Amalie Arena. NIKKI M. MASCALI

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US health officials Source: Google signs create color-coded CBS, in talks with Zika zones in Florida others on web TV The new system, announced by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, casts all of Miami-Dade County as a yellow cautionary area with the exception of Miami Beach and a 1-square-mile area of Miami known as the Little River neighborhood, which are high-risk red zones. U.S. health officials introduced a new color-coding system on Tuesday for Florida’s Miami-Dade County to distinguish between areas of active transmission that present a significant risk of transmission and

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areas where there is a possible risk of being infected. Previously, the CDC had warned pregnant women to consider avoiding nonessential travel to MiamiDade County to reduce their risk infection with Zika, a mosquito-borne virus that has been linked with severe birth defects. “Zika continues to pose a threat to pregnant women living in or traveling to Miami-Dade County,” said Dr. Lyle Petersen, director of CDC’s Division of Vector-

Borne Diseases. “Our guidance today strengthens our travel advice and testing recommendations for pregnant women to further prevent the spread of the infection among those most vulnerable.” Based on the new guidelines, the CDC said it recommends pregnant women consider postponing travel to yellow areas of Miami-Dade County, and they should specifically avoid red areas because they pose “a significant risk to pregnant women.” The CDC urged pregnant women who have lived in, traveled to, or had unprotected sex with someone who lived in or traveled to MiamiDade County since Aug. 1, 2016, to be tested for Zika. REUTERS

Alphabet Inc. unit Google has reached an agreement with CBS Corp. to carry the network on its planned web TV service and is in advanced talks with 21st Century Fox and Viacom Inc. to distribute its channels, three sources told Reuters on Wednesday. The service, which will be part of Google’s YouTube Platform, is expected to launch in the first quarter and will include all of CBS’ content, including live NFL games, one of the sources said. Google’s so-called “skinny bundle,” with fewer channels than a typical cable subscription, will cost $30 to $40 a month, the source said. It was unclear which Fox and Viacom networks would be part of the

Google service, two of the sources said. The sources requested anonymity because the discussions are confidential. A spokesperson for YouTube declined to comment. Google will be launching into an increasingly crowded market. Dish Network Corp. and Sony Corp., which in the past year have launched skinny bundles to appeal to younger viewers who do not want to pay for cable. And both AT&T Inc. and Hulu, the online video service owned by Disney, Fox, Comcast Corp. and Time Warner Inc., have streaming television offerings that are expected to go live in the next few months. The Wall Street Jour-

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Russian warships off the coast of Norway are carrying fighter bombers that are likely to reinforce a final assault on the besieged Syrian city of Aleppo in two weeks, a senior NATO diplomat said on Wednesday, citing Western intelligence. The fleet passed by the Norwegian city of Bergen on Wednesday, the diplomat said, while Russian media has said it will move through the English Channel, past Gibraltar and into the Mediterranean Sea to the Syrian coast. “They are deploying all of the Northern fleet and much of the Baltic fleet in the largest surface deployment since the end of the Cold War,” the diplomat said on condition of anonymity. “This is not a friendly port call. In two weeks,

we will see a crescendo of air attacks on Aleppo as part of Russia’s strategy to declare victory there,” the diplomat said. Photos of the vessels have been released by the Norwegian military, taken on Monday. A Norwegian newspaper quoted the head of the Norwegian military intelligence service saying the ships involved “will probably play a role in the deciding battle for Aleppo.” Russia, which supports Syrian President Bashar al-Assad with an air campaign against the Western rebels in the devastated eastern part of Aleppo, has said the deployment will target Islamic State militants in Syria. But the NATO diplomat said the additional

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military firepower was designed to drive out or destroy the 8,000 rebels in Aleppo, the only large city still in opposition hands, and allow Russian President Vladimir Putin to start a withdrawal. An intensified air campaign in eastern Aleppo, where 275,000 people are trapped, would further worsen ties between Moscow and the West, which says the Kremlin may be responsible for war crimes. REUTERS

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NC offers reward in arson at local Republican office Evidence from the crime scene is being analyzed at the FBI’s laboratory in Quantico, Virginia. North Carolina will pay up to $5,000 for tips leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the weekend arson and graffiti attack at a local Republican Party headquarters, the state’s governor said on Wednesday. Local, state and federal investigators are searching for suspects after they said a device commonly described as a Molotov cocktail was thrown through a window of the Orange County Republican Party headquarters in Hillsborough on Sunday. The glass bottle containing a flammable liquid ignited inside the strip-mall office, burning furniture and campaign

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democracy,” Republican Gov. Pat McCrory said in a statement announcing the reward money. Investigators on Tuesday collected video from locations around the party office, according to a statement from Hillsborough, a town of about 6,400 people located 40 miles from the state capital of Raleigh. Mike Pence, Republi-

can presidential nominee Donald Trump’s running mate, called the incident an “attack on the American political system” during a visit to the scene Tuesday afternoon. Pence urged voters to help provide accountability at polling places when Americans turn out for the Nov. 8 election. However, Pence’s remarks were well short of allegations by Trump in recent days that the race is being rigged against him at voting locations. Trump has provided no evidence for such assertions. North Carolina’s State Board of Elections said in a statement later on Tuesday that officials had taken steps to protect the safety of voters, observers and poll workers during the voting process. Early voting begins in the state on Thursday. REUTERS

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In the latest apparent spoof on a securities regulator’s online filing system, a Chicago-area artist with a fondness for inspirational quotes claimed to have acquired about $88 billion worth of Bank of America Corp. shares on Wednesday. The filing did not appear to influence the stock price of the second-largest U.S. bank, which joins companies including Avon Products Inc., Integrated Device Technology Inc. and Berkshire Hathaway Inc. to have had fake filings attached to their ticker symbols on the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Edgar system. While the SEC did not respond to a request for comment and Bank of America declined to comment, securities experts said there was no doubt the filing was a hoax. In it, a company called YNOFACE Holdings Inc. purportedly run by Antonio Lee said it had acquired 798.4 million Bank of America shares in an exchange on Aug. 15, and purchased another 4.2 billion common shares and 100 million

preferred shares on Sept. 22. The common shares alone would represent nearly half the bank’s total market cap. Bank of America’s largest shareholder, The Vanguard Group, has roughly 610 million shares, a stake of less than 6 percent. In an earlier filing, YNOFACE said it had implausibly raised over $1 trillion for an art fund. A quick Google search for Lee found several promotional sites describing him as a “world renowned artist, and YouTube celebrity specializing in acrylic painting.” A YouTube account characterizes YNOFACE as a company that “acquires, markets, and holds original art as a capital appreciation investment based off the fundamental metrics.” Lee’s Twitter posts showcase colorful paintings of a beach,

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elephants in love and a naked person with a bird’s head, along with quotes like, “When an artist follows their intuition & dreams, society can only benefit.” Its avatar is a painting of a man with a big red question mark over his face. Reuters’ attempts to reach Lee were unsuccessful. While Bank of America appeared unscathed by the apparent scam, past phony filings have had real world consequences. Last year, Avon shares soared 20 percent on a filing about a fake takeover bid. The alleged fraudster was arrested earlier this year. The SEC’s vulnerability to phony filings has attracted the attention of Iowa Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley, who wrote to the regulator last year to express his concern. The YNOFACE filing is so bizarre it is more likely a prank than a scam intended to generate profits, according to Jay Ritter, a finance professor at the University of Florida. “Serious scamsters aren’t so amateurish,” he said. REUTERS

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They say the best way to get over one lover is to find another one. But why do that when you can club it up with Leonardo DiCaprio instead?Â Newly singleÂ Tobey Maguire has reportedly been making good use of his hunky BFF since his separation from wife, Jennifer Meyer. According toÂ Page Six,

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Dakota Fanning doesn’t overthink The actress talks about playing someone who does a bad thing in “American Pastoral.”

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Dakota Fanning is 22 and, yes, she’s still playing high schoolers. But her role in “American Pastoral” is the kind only someone like Fanning could play: both naive and well beyond her years. Based on Philip Roth’s Pulitzer Prize-winning 1997 novel, it casts her as Merry, a 16-year-old in 1968 who’s gone from a well-behaved kid raised by loving, progressive parents (Ewan McGregor, who also directed, and Jennifer Connelly) to an anti-war activist. The story finds her going on the run after a bomb she planted in sleepy New Jersey accidentally kills someone. Though set almost 50 years in the past, “American Pastoral” speaks to our own times, when the country is once again in danger of falling apart. Fanning speaks to us about playing fiery for a change, not overthinking things and doing Merry’s intense stutter. Correct me if I’m wrong, but this is the most abrasive you’ve ever been onscreen before.

In the movie adaptation of Philip Roth’s “American Pastoral,” in theaters Friday, Dakota Fanning plays Merry, a teenager who becomes a bomb-planting anti-war activist during the Vietnam War, much to the horror of her father (Ewan McGregor, who also directed). RICHARD FOREMAN

I think so too, yeah. [Laughs] It was actually pretty freeing. On one hand it was difficult, because [Merry] jumps from one extreme to another: from quiet to loud, from not angry to super angry. To make those transitions feel natural and free and not fake and phony was kind of a challenge. But once you get there and find the rhythm of those emotions, there was something freeing about it. She’s somebody who thrives on making people feel uncomfortable. That can be kind of fun to do. [Laughs]

This streamlines a novel that’s nonlinear and ﬁlled with descriptions. But Roth’s prose seems like it could be a goldmine for playing someone as complex as Merry. You can always check the book. I read those descriptions, but I also like to stay with the script when I’m making a film. For me it’s just about the inner life of the character. I let the script guide me in terms of facts, and then it’s about the emotions that happen when you’re there and when you’re connecting with another actor. There’s no replace-

ment for that. There’s no way I can understand the character until you actually experience that. I think about as much as I can, but I really wait for the moment when I’m in the scene with Ewan and we’re connecting. That’s really powerful. Do you tend to concentrate on paring it down and not overthinking it? That’s really how you can sum me up. I try not to overthink about it at all. [Laughs] Not overthinking it might be the best way to play Merry, who does

Tell me about the stutter you have to do. Ewan and I talked about it and he sent me some videos. The main thing we talked about is we’ve seen Merry at a younger age, and we’ve seen the stutter as a source of pain for her and her parents. I kind of wanted to turn that on its head. When we see her at 16, she now gets this power from the stutter. She uses it as a weapon against her parents to purposefully make them uncomfortable. Usually we’d see something like that as an aﬄiction or a source of pain. It interested me more as something Merry uses to her advantage.

something that’s indefensible but who the ﬁlm, like the book, does not judge. I didn’t feel the need to relate to her or completely understand her. But I didn’t want to judge her. I also didn’t want to make her typical. I didn’t want it to be the typical character who does something bad and then they repent and feel bad and admit they’re wrong. That’s not very Roth, and that’s not very Merry. She’s uncompromising and unapologetic.

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Sister act Joseph’s Natalie Closner on James Bay, “White Flag” and the intrigue of a family band. RACHEL RACZKA @rachelraczka

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Joseph’s haunting, melodic folk harmonies and time-traveling narrative lyrics have garnered them mainstream appeal. The sister trio — Natalie, Allison and Meegan Closner from Portland, Oregon — rose to the top of the Billboard Adult Alternative chart with “White Flag” just last week and kicked off their fall headlining tour in early September. Next week, they’ll perform on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.” “I keep having these pinch-myself moments,” says Natalie, the eldest of the three. (Allison and Meegan are twins.) “We’ve had several moments that felt like ‘arrivals,’ and all of those moments are heart-swelling, but it’s like that old saying, ‘It takes three years to be an overnight success.’” For Joseph, these moments follow their second studio album, “I’m Alone, No You’re Not,” which also snagged the

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top spot on Billboard’s Heatseekers chart in September. En route to St. Louis, Natalie calls in for a quick chat about being a sister act, their inspiration for “White Flag” and how they really feel about “Portlandia.” How is being on the road with James Bay? He’s so, so good, and I have no doubt saying, that man is going to be a legend some day. I’m on this tour thinking, “Oh, there’s going to be a documentary about this person in 30 years, and I’m going to have to figure out what to say about it.” Do you ﬁnd there are comparisons of you guys with other West Coast family or sister acts — like Haim? Of course, and there are some really amazing three-sister bands out there, so I feel super honored. People are just going to naturally compare you to these types of things. It’s just a unique thing to do, to be a family and doing this. I understand the curiosity because families are weird and people are like, “How do you do that?” How do you do that? I would be curious to read interviews with other family bands, but

Joseph have been on the road with Grammy nominee James Bay.

for us, it’s amazing. When we’re 80 years old, well be able to look back and be like, “Remember that time in Wyoming?” You still have conflict because you’re dealing with the people

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you’ve known from when you were 2 years old and those things from when you were 2 years old still get brought up. You have to face those dynamics of your family headon. For me, I have the dominating older sister, center-of-attention dynamic. And for someone else, it’s “Oh, I have to fall into my role as the younger sibling, doing whatever I’m told to do.” I have to con-

sciously say, “How do I empower you to break through this thing you knew about yourself growing up?” Does Portland ever show itself in your music? I think wherever you’re from is going to have a big influence on the art that you make. I think it’s the [Portland] landscape. It’s very moody with gray skies and foggy evergreen

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When it comes to the terror tour de force, the new Ghost Ship Harbor in Quincy will take some beating. This macabre theme park is set on the USS Salem — a battle class cruiser, long retired as a museum ship and the United States Naval and Shipbuilding Museum’s centerpiece. Through October, however, the grand ship is the last refuge as a zombie plague befalls mankind. As is always the case, some idiot zombie gets on board

and bloody mayhem ensues. “A big part of the success to doing a haunted house is having a backstory that fits the setting,” says creator Jason Egan, a top player in the horror biz who created the long-running Fright Dome in Las Vegas. “Crazy killer clowns on the USS Salem just didn’t make sense. Zombies and a plague make sense.” The Ghost Ship Harbor welcomes all ghostbusters over the age of 12 — sparking the interest for anyone like Egan, who’s been a big horror fan since elementary school. And for Egan, he eventually turned his fandom for the premeditated paranormal into a career. “I’ve worked with the ‘Halloween’ movie

More scream fests Get out of town for two awesome haunted experiences, but, as with any haunted houses, check websites for age restrictions and be aware bad weather may aﬀect openings. Witch’s Woods Located in Nashoba Valley Ski Area in Westford, about a 50-minute drive west of Boston, Witch’s Woods includes a haunted house, haunted hayride and Halloween Screampark. For a dose of pretty, there’s the Jack O’Lantern Jamboree — every night, hundreds of professionally carved pumpkins will illuminate Witch’s Woods. Be-

people, I worked with the ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’ people, and I worked with [‘Night of

hind it all is the faux (we think) “legend” of a battle between a coven of good witches who guard an ancient portal to evil supernatural creatures. Seems the witches ﬂake though, so watch out! There’s also a brand new Vampire Passage installation and this year’s hayride’s theme is a “Post-Apocalyptic Dystopia” — because if there’s one thing scarier than the living dead, it’s the living. Tickets from $37. Through Oct. 31. witchswoods.com Spooky World’s Nightmare New England Just 45 minutes north of

Boston, Spooky World is New England’s largest haunted attraction and one of its oldest. Featuring ﬁve separate attractions spread across 80 acres, there’s a mile-long, 20-minute Haunted Hayride through the dark woods of Litchﬁeld. Then the horror set of Brigham Manor, the 3-D Festival of Fear, featuring those truly worrisome evil clowns, Carnage and The Colony. There’s also a go-kart track, and you can chill and calm your nerves with a brew on the Monster Midway. Tickets from $34.99. Through Nov.5. spookyworld.com

the Living Dead’ director] George A. Romero — he basically started the whole zombie thing.”

Zombies are one thing, but what’s got teeth-a-chattering is the rumor that the USS

Salem, which was used in Chris Pine’s Disney film “The Finest Hours,” is actually haunted. The ship was featured on the television show “Ghost Hunters” and in Sam Baltrusis’ “13 Most Haunted in Massachusetts.” Like most similar battle class vessels, the Salem had an infirmary and, as a city on the sea, it served as a morgue. Its nickname, the Sea Witch, which honors its namesake Massachusetts’s town’s history, doesn’t ease fears. Egan’s not discounting the rumor, but he just wants people to have fun: “It’s a whole night of terror for anyone,” he says. “And it’s good value!” Ghost Ship Harbor runs through Oct. 31. Tickets start at $29.99, ghostshipharbor. com.

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Get your Sherlock on If you want to get really involved, like, literally, Brass Union is hosting a Murder Mystery night on Saturday evening, where attendees will be asked to play a role in a game of whodunit? The staff will stage a crime while in full costume and character, and bar patrons will be left to search for clues and question suspects to find the guilty party. The grand prize? A $100 gift card to the bar. Attendees will also be treated to a costume contest, what we’re told are “piles of candy” and Halloween-themed set from DJ J-Wall. Oct. 29, 8 p.m., 70 Union Square, Somerville, 21+, free, brassunion.com.

Brews and Boo’s Bukowski Tavern’s Inman Square location will host Jack’s Abby Craft Lagers over Halloween weekend for their BOOkowski Hallowen Bash. While the bar screens classic horror films, Jack’s Abbey

will serve up Brewery Maker, Wet Hop Lager, Pumpkin Crop Lager, Sibling Rye-valry and others from their Framingham vault. Candy and spooky snacks from chef Brian Poe will also be up for grabs — as is a $100 bar gift card for best costume of the night. Oct. 27, 4 p.m. to 2 a.m., 1281 Cambridge St., Cambridge, bukoskitavern.net/cambridge-2

Scary clowns never seemed so timely Indulge your worst nightmares in a really sexy, artsy sort of way when the Boston Circus Guild takes over the Oberon Theatre for five nights of Cirque of the Dead. Sound weird? Well, that’s part of its charm. In its fourth year, the production combines acrobatics, sideshow, burlesque and live music for a celebration of the most macabre monstrosities. They encouragingly advise attendees to dress like a “zombie so the rest of the horde is less likely to eat you.” Oct. 21-29, 2 Arrow St., Cambridge, 18+,$30-$50, americanrepertorytheater.org

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Davis Square Theatre) will present “Thirsty,” a modern day tale of the quest for love on a (chillingly familiar) swipeable dating app. The romantic comedy tells the story of average single guy Jeremy (nonvampire) and his total babe of a match, Vanessa (probably a vampire) and drama the follows. Oh, and they have a full bar. Win. Oct. 30, 2 p.m., 8 p.m., 255 Elm St., Somerville, $18-$20, thirsty2016. bpt.me

Feel good about behaving badly You can be the most amoral ax murderer on the block with a ticket to Tico’s Halloween bash for the Ellie Fund. The Alice in Wonderland-themed evening (titled “We’re All Mad Here”) will give the full ticket price back to the charity, while you get three drink tickets, snacks, dancing and complimentary air-brushed tattoos all night long. (Cover me in cats, please.) They also promise an authentic Mad Hatter tea party and flamingo croquet on their patio should the weather play nice. Oct. 29, 9-2 a.m., Tico, 222 Berkley St., Boston, $50-$65, ticketbud.com

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The Boston BeauTease have staged this Halloween burlesque show since 2009, but this year’s is the most ambitious yet, a whole burlesque haunted house, or more correctly, “infernal tavern.” You get two and a half hours and can wander anywhere you want in the complex. In that sense it’s like “Sleep No More”, but much sexier. October 30 through 31 The Thalia, 288 Green St., Cambridge $28, 21+, wrathskellartales. bpt.me MOVIES

Beetlejuice Tim Burton’s gothic ’80s comedy is just as fun to watch as ever, with some truly fantastic pre-CGI special eﬀects, the debut of Winona Ryder as American’s favorite cute/angsty teen, and a bonkers comedy performance from Michael Keaton, proving he could just as easily have played the Joker as Batman. A sequel, “Beetlejuice Goes Hawaiian,” fortunately never got produced. October 20, 7 p.m. Coolidge Corner Theater, 290 Harvard St., Brookline $9-$12, coolidge.org MUSIC

Supersillyus MMMMAVEN presents this New York-based electronic musician and producer, noted for his fascination with alternative time signatures. Signatures outside of 4/4 and 3/4 and their variants are rare in popular music — Pink’s Floyd’s “Money” and Peter Gabriel’s “Solsbury Hill,” both featuring 7/4 time, are notable examples. Experience the diﬀerence for yourself and see if it doesn’t expand your mind. October 22 and 23 Fanueil Hall Marketplace, 1 Faneuil Hall Sq., Boston Free, faneuilhallmarketplace.com COMEDY

Pavement Comedy Night Brett Johnson hosts this evening of locally sourced comedy, held every third Friday of the month at Pavement Coﬀeehouse. October’s lineup includes Jiayong Li, EJ Murphy (described as a “bi-coastal comedy phenom”), Ben Quick, Srilatha Rajamani, Kylie Alexander (described as A “disgraced North Shore comedy princess” and George Civeris, with headliner Andrew Durso. October 21, 6:30 p.m. Pavement Coﬀeehouse, 736 Comm. Ave., Boston $5, http://bit.ly/2ebko0h

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White Like Me: A Honky Dory Puppet Show As Beakman on the ’90s Saturday morning kids’ show “Beakman’s World,” Paul Zaloom used humor to teach science. At this show, assisted by his crew of puppets, he uses humor to discuss white privilege. In the ﬁrst half, he talks to a dummy who’s been asleep since 1963, but probably sounds too much like certain relatives/ high school classmates in your Facebook feed for comfort. October 21 and 22 Tower Auditorium, MassArt, 621 Huntington Ave., Boston $25, puppetshowplace.org/ zaloom SPORTS

Head of the Charles Regatta This annual rowing competition is a Bostonian tradition. The most popular place to watch is the Reunion Village, between the Weeks and Anderson Bridges. They’ve also got food vendors and a beer garden there. But the course begins near the B.U. Bridge and ends around Christian A. Herter Park in Lower Allston, so there are lots of spots to take in the action. October 22 and 23 Charles River banks, Boston/ Cambridge Free, hocr.org THEATER

When January Feels Like Summer Underground Railway Theater presents this urban romance by Cori Thomas, a “strangers’ lives intersect in unexpected ways” type of story taking place in Harlem in the middle of a bizarrely warm winter. It’s all presided over, we’re told, by the Hindu god Ganesha, the elephant-headed deity who’s all about serendipity — and a lot else besides. Through November 13 Central Square Theater, 450 Mass. Ave., Cambridge $16-$56, centralsquaretheater.org

The Fall River Axe Murders Imaginary Beasts presents the premiere of this play, adapted from Angela Carter’s short story account Lizzie Borden’s legendary murder of both her parents in 1892. Taking in the moments leading up to the murder, various sights in Lizzie’s eyes remind her of the past, context and tension mounting simultaneously. Through October 22 Black Box Theater, Boston Center for the Arts, 539 Tremont St., Boston $15-$24, bostontheatrescene. com FOOD

Boston Vegetarian Food Festival This fest is for vegetarians and vegans and their families, with talks from nationally-known chefs and other speakers, educational booths, and of course lots of sampling opportunities. Try some of the latest concoctions, learn more about your dietary options, shop at discount. There are also kids’ activities for the restless youth. October 22 and 23 Reggie Lewis Athletic Center, 1350 Tremont St., Boston Free, bostonveg.org/foodfest BOOKS

Natasha K. Warikoo This author discusses her new book “The Diversity Bargain,” which finds her sidestepping the pundits to speak directly to college students about campus diversity and the oft-loaded term “affirmative action.” She finds a white-dominated collegiate world that often only pays lip service to diversity — diversity becomes a selling point more than a practice. But who’s to blame, and what can we do? October 21, 3 p.m. Harvard Book Store, 1256 Mass. Ave., Cambridge Free, harvard.com MATTHEW DINARO

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Wieliczka Salt Mine One of the world’s oldest operational salt mines, Wieliczka near Krakow, Poland, is more than 700 years old. This UNESCO World Heritage Site features dozens of beautiful sculptures, 20 chambers, three chapels and an entire cathedral carved into the rock salt. Visitors should be ready for a workout as you will descend 800 steps into the mine (don’t worry, there’s an elevator to take you up). Enjoy listening to Chopin and watching a light show on a saline lake, or admire the incredible Chapel of St. Kinga. Adventurous guests can choose the Miner’s Route tour and act the part of a real miner. The mine is also renowned for its health beneﬁts and features a health resort that oﬀers subterranotherapy to treat respiratory illnesses and balance the body.

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ewan, to avoid persecution and deportation. Then during Prohibition, Chicago bootleggers like Al Capone stashed and transported their goods through them. Visitors can choose between the Passage to Fortune tour which tells the story of the Chinese immigrants, Basilica Cistern or the Chicago Connection One of the pivotal tour in settings in Dan which you Brown’s book play the “Inferno,” high-susthe Basilica pense Cistern in part of a Istanbul bootlegis an aweger. Peinspiring riod coshistorical tumes and sight. Built Paris Catacombs decorations in A.D. 532, the make these cistern was used to tours a must-do. store water for the Great Palace of Constantinople and other buildings. The Capuchin Crypt cistern, located near the Hagia Sophia mosque, For one of the eeriest now only has several feet sights in the world, visit of water and is supported Rome’s Capuchin Crypt. by 336 eerily lit marble Beneath the church of columns that create a maSanta Maria, you’ll find jestic scene as you walk the skeletal remains of along the raised wooden 3,700 Capuchin friars. In platforms and see fish 1631, when the monks swimming through the moved to the church, shadowy water. they brought cartloads of deceased friars to be arranged in the burial Paris Catacombs crypt. Over the course of years, long-dead In the late 18th century, friars were exhumed to Paris had a dire public make room for recently health problem due to a deceased friars’ burials, large number of unburied their bones then placed corpses. Parisians sought into the crypts’ elaborate the solution underground designs — gaze upon in quarries, and six artwork in human bone million skeletons were frames and skull chanexhumed and arranged deliers. in the catacombs, which are as deep as a five-story building, and include Catacombs of artistic arrangements of Kom el Shoqafa skulls and bones — don’t miss the giant urns made To view the unique inteof skeletal remains. Algration of ancient Egypthough much of the 200tian art and Greco-Roman mile network is closed to styles, visit Alexandria’s the public, the 45-minute Catacombs of Kom el tour is a great peek. Shoqafa, which was built in the second century for a single wealthy Egyptian Moose Jaw family and was the last major construction for In the early 20th century, the old Egyptian religion. illegal Chinese immiTravel down the circular grants created tunnels staircase along the wall and living spaces underand imagine the bodies neath the residences and they used to lower down businesses of documentthe middle. Within the ed Chinese immigrants in catacombs you can see of Moose Jaw, Saskatch-

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sculptures that display the stiff poses of Ancient Egypt but with the carved head style of Greece and ancient Roman hairstyles.

Edinburgh Vaults Hidden beneath Edinburgh’s South Bridge are over 120 rooms that were used as secret living places for the Scottish city’s poor. The vaults were originally meant as a storage space for local businesses, however they flooded, conditions deteriorated and Edinburgh’s slum dwellers became the new inhabitants. The passages and vaults also gained a reputation as a renowned red light district until they were closed in the late 19th century. Since their rediscovery in 1988, visitors have reported ghostly sightings.

The Cu Chi Tunnels During the Vietnam War, the communist guerilla Viet Cong expanded tunnels created during an earlier war against the French, using them to house troops, transport supplies and lay traps. The residents of Cu Chi slept, ate, wed and even gave birth in these underground abodes to avoid detection. While getting to the tunnels is a bit of a trek (expect a 2.5-hour bus ride from Ho Chi Minh City), the tour and tunnels are an amazing sight.

Louisville Mega Cavern For the largest building in Kentucky, visit the Louisville Mega Cavern, which spans over 100 acres and has over 17 miles of

underground passages. Opened in the 1930s as a limestone mine, the Mega Cavern now offers the world’s only fully underground zipline and a challenging 76 element rope course. Nothing will make your hair stand on end quite like jumping off into utter blackness. Guides’ creepy stories of the ghost of a Native American girl who haunts the cavern add to the

thrills and chills. After Halloween, get into the holiday spirit beginning Nov. 20 with Lights Under Louisville, featuring over two million lights.

Berlin Bunkers Hidden behind subway station doors in Berlin, one can find traces of the city’s tumultuous past, including hidden cemeteries, air raid shel-

ters, bunkers and even an aircraft factory — all underground. In 1940, after heavy air raids, about 1,000 bunkers and shelters were built. Today tourists can see artifacts, walk through twisting passages and see a bunker once used by the Third Reich. Or tour the spaces renovated during the Cold War to protect citizens in case of nuclear attacks.

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There’s a job opening on Yawkey Way. And I’m throwing my hat into the ring. Believe me, it would be an emotional goodbye to the media world, but if I were named the new Boston Red Sox general manager, those tears would dry pretty fast. Earlier this week on my podcast, we ran through a mock interview for the position, which opened up after Mike Hazen left for the Arizona Diamondbacks. And while I’m not actually functioning as someone who’s about to be invited into Fenway Park as a realistic candidate, I do believe I have some ideas that would get the Red Sox back to the ALCS, and even, the World Series. As I mentioned in last week’s column, I blame Rick Porcello and David Price for being swept by the Cleveland Indians in the ALDS this year. My point was clear: If you can’t

pitch in the postseason, you won’t win. And the team’s two best starters — Porcello and Price — didn’t show up with their best stuff. So, as new Red Sox GM, my priority this winter would be to take a look at the pitching staff, top to bottom, rotation and bullpen. But I don’t think anyone in the league should give up a king’s ransom to land a reliable middle reliever or setup man. I’ve seen championship bullpens created from within. I’ve seen reliability come from unexpected arms. Just ask Koji Uehara, who wasn’t in anyone’s plans to be the team’s shutdown, dominant closer that he ended up being for the World Series champion Red Sox in 2013. Before we get to the pitching staff, though, there’s just one thing I’d need to take care of. That would be to offer Edwin Encarnacion a four-year deal with an option on the fifth. I’d let his agent know that money is not an issue, and that it would be in their best interest to get back to me with any offer they receive. Unless someone makes him the highest paid player in the game — which

Danny Picard would go hard after Yordano Ventura. GETTY IMAGES

nobody will — I’ll most likely be willing to either match or top it. Encarnacion will never replace David Ortiz. But his production as a designated hitter who can also play some ﬁrst base will help ease the pain of losing Ortiz. Once my message

gets through to Encarnacion and his agent, it’s time to make some calls and pull the trigger on a trade that would land me another top-of-the-rotation starting pitcher. And for that, it’s time to think outside the box. While Sonny Gray’s name

has been brought up before, why not give the Oakland Athletics a call and throw some names out there that would grab their full attention? After all, Gray is coming off the worst season of his career. Injuries played a role, but he did make 22 starts and went 5-11 with a 5.69 ERA. Still, he’ll turn 27 in November and is arbitration-eligible through 2019. With a fastball that can reach the mid-90s, you have to put your money on the fact that Gray has the stuff to bounce back and bounce back strong. He had a 3.08 ERA in 33 starts in 2014, and a 2.73 ERA in 31 starts in 2015. Expect 2016 to be an aberration. And expect me, as Red Sox GM this winter, to treat it as such. Also expect me to give the Kansas City Royals a call. Because I want Yordano Ventura. The kid is 25 years old and has already been in the World Series twice. He, like Gray, is coming off the worst season of his career, with an 11-12 record and 4.45 ERA in 32 starts. Ventura’s best season came in 2014, when he went 14-10 with a 3.20 ERA in 30 starts. He’s under contract through 2021, where

there’s a $12 million club option. And with a fastball that can hit the upper-90s with filthy movement, there might not be much incentive for the Royals to move him right now. But, as new Red Sox GM, it would be my priority to make him available. Same goes for someone like Gray, and maybe even a few others. It’s time to stop paying for 30-year-old pitchers who are coming off the best years of their careers. It’s time to start overpaying in a trade to acquire starters in their 20s who have all the potential in the world to be dominant for several years before they even reach their 30th birthday. Most of my effort would be spent on a move like that, this winter, if I were hired as the new Red Sox GM. Instead, I’ll be shoveling snow and reacting to the team’s offseason from afar just like you. But I’ll let you know if I get the job. Listen to “The Danny Picard Show” at dannypicard.com & on iTunes. Danny can also be heard weekends on WEEI 93.7 FM. Follow him on Twitter @DannyPicard

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The Ringer’s Kevin O’Connor wrote a tremendous piece this week on the Celtics’ present and future — a must-read for Boston basketball fans. O’Connor’s piece revealed the franchise’s current mindset as he spoke with Danny Ainge and Wyc Grousbeck. Both made it clear that the team is prepared to land a “superstar” player as soon as this current season, via trade, or in free agency next summer if the prices are right. Two familiar trade and free agent names popped up in the piece, as Golden State’s Kevin Durant and Chicago’s Jimmy Butler were discussed. Also this week, the Spurs’ LaMarcus Aldridge popped up in trade whispers for the first time. A look at all three players and their situations:

Kevin Durant The O’Connor piece was definitely of the “pie in the sky” variety, so let’s roll with that. Durant’s

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2016-17 season with the Warriors will end in one of two ways. He’ll raise a mental “Mission Accomplished” banner when he helps the Warriors to a title next June, and he’ll definitely want a new, fresh challenge following that. Or, the unthinkable will happen and the Warriors will not win the 2016-17 title. Durant won’t mesh with Golden State’s incumbent Big 3, he’ll want to again be the leader elsewhere, and

he’ll take advantage of his player option — becoming a free agent this coming summer. The Celtics were either Durant’s second or third choice this past summer, so he could be using a “wait and see” approach when it comes to the Celtics. If the C’s can reach the Eastern Conference finals (or even reach the finals — where they would likely meet Durant and the Warriors), Durant would

surely be interested in joining Al Horford in Boston on one year delay. If all remains in place, the Celtics should again have enough free agent cash to make a run at Durant next summer.

Jimmy Butler Here’s just a guess, but I’m thinking Rajon Rondo did not handle the news of the Michael Carter-Williams trade well. Chicago will surely want to see if the former NBA rookie of the year can provide a spark at point guard — meaning Rondo just lost some of his minutes.

It’s also important to remember that Dwyane Wade has a player option next summer. In sum, the situation in Chicago has a great chance to combust and combust quickly. The Bulls’ front office is well aware of the explosive situation at hand, that’s why they made Wade’s deal so brief. The Bulls can go into full rebuild mode at the drop of a hat — so maybe there is some method to their Midwest madness. Of course, if the Bulls do go this route during the course of the season — their best option to get back high draft picks is a Butler trade to Boston.

ESPN’s Jackie MacMullen raised some eyebrows this week when she mentioned that San Antonio’s LaMarcus Aldridge could be on the block. “I think there’s going to be some unusual movement [in the NBA this season],” she said on Comcast Sportsnet New England. “You’re going to see some movement that surprises you. … Sources were telling me the other day that LaMarcus Aldridge may not even finish the year with the Spurs. That experiment hasn’t quite worked out the way they had hoped. I think there’s going to be a lot of shifting around. That pick is going to be very, very valuable because [Nets coach] Kenny Atkinson is a really good coach, but no one’s good enough to save the Brooklyn Nets — they’re going to be horrible.” We think of the Spurs as a team that will never return to the lottery, but if they were to trade away Aldridge, make no mistake, they would be waiving a white flag. Gregg Popovich is all about championships and he knows that a team centered around Kawhi Leonard and Pau Gasol is not good enough to win it all — particularly in a conference that features the Warriors. Would the Spurs go full on tank like they did way back in 1996-97? It’s possible, and as MacMullan said the Celtics own what has great potential to be the No. 1 overall pick next summer.

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MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage given by Jorge Cuellar and Zulma C. Cuellar to Prosperity Mortgage Company, dated December 21, 2006 recorded at Suffolk County Registry of Deeds in Book 41002, Page 201 on December 26, 2006. The Mortgage was subsequently assigned to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. by Prosperity Mortgage Company, by assignment recorded at Suffolk County Registry of Deeds in Book 41002, Page 230. The Mortgage was subsequently assigned to Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for BCAP LLC 2007-AA3 by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., by assignment recorded at Suffolk County Registry of Deeds in Book 48035, Page 23. The Mortgage was subsequently assigned to Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for BCAP Trust LLC 2007-AA3 by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., by corrective assignment recorded at Suffolk County Registry of Deeds in Book 53626, Page 86. The mortgage was subsequently assigned to Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for BCAP LLC Trust 2007-AA3, Mortgage Pass-Through Certificate, Series 2007-AA3 by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., by corrective assignment recorded at Suffolk County Registry of Deeds in Book 55430, Page 279; of which the Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at 03:00 PM on November 10, 2016 at 13 Marion Street, Unit 6F, Boston (Roslindale), MA, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: Unit 6F in the Dale Village Condominium created by Master Deed dated June 11, 1987 and recorded with Suffolk Deeds in Book 13798, Page 218 (Phase 1) Phase II Master Deed dated August 6, 1987, and recorded in Book 13990, Page 297; Phase III Master Deed dated October 16, 1987, and recorded in Book 14225, Page 232, and Phase IV Master Deed dated January 19 1988, and recorded in Book 14433, Page 309 (hereinafter collectively referred to as “Master Deeds”). The UNIT contains 1729 sq. ft. and is laid out as shown on a plan recorded with the first unit deed, which is a copy of a portion of the plans filed with the said Master Deeds and to which is affixed a verified statement in the form provided for in M.G.L. c. 183A, Section 9. The Unit is conveyed together with a 1.467% PERCENTAGE INTEREST (a) in the common areas and facilities of the Condominium, as described in the Master Deeds and Dale Village Condominium Master Deed Special Amendment dated January 19, 1988 recorded with Suffolk Deeds in Book 14433, Page 309 and (b) in the Dale Village Condominium Trust, recorded with Suffolk Deeds in Book 13798, Page 249, and with the exclusive use and right to use parking space no. 38 as shown on the Amended Condominium Phase III-VI Plan recorded with the said Master Deeds and also all other rights and easements if any specified in the aforesaid Master Deeds. The UNIT may be used for all purposes permitted from time to time by the zoning law of the City of Boston and for no other purpose, except as may be expressly permitted by the Trustees in accordance with the provision of the aforesaid trust. In the event that at such time as any or all of Phases V-VI are added to the Condominium by Master Deeds, as provided therein, the undivided interest of the Unit hereby conveyed in the common elements shall be and become that interest specified in Exhibit D of the Master Deed. The GRANTEE acquires the UNIT with the benefit of, and subject to, the provisions of M.G.L. c. 183A, relating to condominiums, as that statute is written as of the date hereof, the Master Deed and Condominium Trust referred to above and any by laws and rules and regulations from time to time adopted thereunder, and all matters of record stated or referred to in the Master Deed as completely as if each were fully set forth herein; and subject to real estate taxes attributable to the UNIT which are not yet due and payable. For title reference, see deed in Book 33915, Page 118. Parcel ID# 03888072 The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorneys fees and costs pursuant to M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession.

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Aries A change will result in good fortune and new opportunities. Discuss your thoughts and plans with a loved one in order to come up with a good solution.

Libra Express your thoughts and react graciously to constructive criticism. Don’t feel the need to do what others say, but do consider incorporating some suggestions.

Taurus A clear mind will lead to good choices. Don’t let others’ actions faze you. If you follow your instincts, you will enjoy the beneﬁts of a winning situation.

Scorpio You’ve got everything going for you, so don’t falter now. Your actions should be calculated and precise, but not pretentious. Doing what you want will lead to success.

Gemini Don’t question what you need to do; just do it. It’s important to put the past behind you so that you can move forward without hesitation, worry or regret.

Sagittarius Stay neutral, no matter what happens. The less you divulge about your particular views, the easier it will be to keep the peace and manipulate the situation.

Cancer Emotions will ﬂare up, and restraint and discipline will be required. Find unorthodox solutions instead of getting angry and making matters worse.

Capricorn Ulterior motives, emotional manipulation and poor information will surface if you don’t take a timeout to digest what’s transpiring. Nothing is as bad as it seems.

Leo Business or pleasure trips will give you greater insight into ways you can exploit your skills, knowledge and expertise. Mix business with pleasure in order to advance.

Aquarius Making travel plans or reuniting with old friends will lift your spirits. Selfimprovement projects will make you feel good about your appearance and potential.

Virgo Put everything you’ve got into doing the best job possible. Don’t let an emotional incident make you less productive or cause damage to your reputation.

Pisces Look for an opportunity to get ahead. Good fortune is within reach if you don’t get sucked into other people’s dilemmas. Protect against insult or injury. EUGENIA LAST

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