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Democratic lawmakers in the California legislature said on Wednesday they retained former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to help in any legal battles with President-elect Donald Trump’s administration. The move is more evidence that lawmakers in the nation’s most populous state, where Democrats hold two-thirds majorities in both houses of the legislature, are girding for possible court battles after Trump takes office on Jan. 20. Last month, leaders of both houses introduced bills to protect undocumented immigrants from anticipated efforts by a Trump administration to increase deportations. In addition, Democratic Gov. Jerry Brown has made combating climate change a priority for the state. “Mr. Holder and his team will serve as outside counsel to the Legislature, advising us in our efforts to resist any attempts to roll back the progress California has made,” Kevin de León, the Democratic leader of the state Senate, said in a statement. REUTERS

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White supremacist Dylann Roof, facing the death penalty for the hate-fueled killings of nine black churchgoers in South Carolina, told jurors at his federal trial on Wednesday that he is not mentally ill but did not say whether he wants to live. The 22-yearold said during a short opening statement that he was representing himself for the penalty phase in Charleston because he did not want the jury to hear any of the mental health evidence his lawyers had sought to introduce in an effort to spare him from execution. REUTERS

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Tesla Motors Inc. has started mass production of lithium-ion battery cells at its gigafactory in Nevada along with Japan’s Panasonic Corp, the company said on Wednesday. The cylindrical “2170 cells”, which will be used to power Tesla’s energy storage products and the new Model 3 sedan, have been jointly designed by Tesla and Panasonic, its longstanding battery partner. The gigafactory will initially produce battery cells for the company’s Powerwall 2 and Powerpack 2 energy products, Tesla said. The production of cells for Tesla’s first mass-market car, the Model 3, is expected to begin in the second quarter. The company said the gigafactory will produce 35 gigawatt-hours per year of lithium-ion battery cells by 2018. REUTERS

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Beantown finds footing as ‘Shoetown USA’ Major sneaker and shoe manufacturers call Boston home. ERIN TIERNAN @erintiernan

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From Reebok to New Balance, Converse to Puma, sneaker manufacturers are big-footing Boston’s traditional tech and medical industries. Seven multinational shoe and sneaker companies have come to call the hub home in recent years, employing more than 2,500 people and creating a foothold for a thriving retail market. In December, Reebok opened its headquarters in the Seaport. New Balance and Converse built new headquarters last year. Wolverine World Wide Inc., which owns Keds, Sperry and other brands, opened a regional campus in Waltham. Clarks relocated to Waltham in October and Puma has been in Boston since 2002. Rockport will open a headquarters in Newton later this month.

What has attracted these shoe giants to Boston? A perfect fit of youthful talent, culture and innovation, says John Barros, Boston’s economic development chief. “[Businesses] are coming because we have a talented workforce, because we have a strong economy, because of the cluster of different innovative businesses and because of

research firm, told the Associated Press. “They’re also trying to stay close to their consumer. Millennials are clustering in large cities, so it’s a great way to be plugged into where your consumer is.” And, well, if the shoe fits. The boom in big business has laid the groundwork for a thriving retail market, which has been

“These companies cluster because they’re primarily looking for talent. You want to be where the people are.” Matthew Powell

our quality of life,” he said. Industry analysts agree, saying Boston, with its youthful median age of 31, is ideal for fashion marketers. “These companies cluster because they’re primarily looking for talent. You want to be where the people are,” Matthew Powell, a sports industry analyst for the NPD Group, a New York-based market

fed by Boston’s youthful counterculture, agreed Oliver Mak, part owner of Bodega, one of Boston’s most popular sneaker boutiques. “Boston as a space for sneaker heads is a dream come true,” Mak said. In a decade since going into business, Mak has collaborated with Puma, New Balance, Converse and Reebok on at least 14

limited-edition, customdesigned shoes. Last year, Bodega teamed up with Reebok for “The Decade,” a shoe that commemorated the shop’s 10-year anniversary. “It makes it easier to have access to materials and designers, so it’s easier to collaborate on products together,” Mak said of his shop’s proximity to major shoemakers. “It’s easier in general for us to have access to every level of what they do — marketing, sales and design.” He said this type of collaboration helps push the boundaries of design, allowing mainstream retailers to try new things without the risks of a large-scale production rollout. It’s these limited editions that keep people excited about buying shoes, he said. “Our shop and footwear in general is a big intersection of youth counterculture and subculture — punk, graffiti, fashion, hip-hop — that’s what makes sneakers,” Mak said.

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Rants, rations and refreshments: Roslindale restaurant owner sounds off on Trump Charlie Redd of Redd’s in Rozzie uses his restaurant website to criticize the president-elect. KRISTIN TOUSSAINT @kristindakota

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Throughout the contentious presidential campaign and even after the election of Donald Trump, local business owners have been among the many constituents who have made their political positions known. Many have hung posters supporting their candidate, while some chose a different tact. The Main Street Alliance created posters that read: â€œHate has no business here,â€? in solidarity with Muslims, immigrants and refugee populations. One restaurant owner in Hawaii

even warned customers at the door with a notice that read, â€œif you voted for Trump, you can’t eat here.â€? The chef and owner at a Roslindale restaurant called Redd’s in Rozzie is the latest to add his voice. In a lengthy blog post on his restaurant’s website, Charlie Redd declared, “This is the year of the resistance,â€? to the impending Trump presidency. “Political standoffs have broken our community and driven us to the trenches of battle over our core values and ideals. So be it,â€? he wrote. “I am ready to wear my tin hat and dive in for the battle, but not until I have exhausted my resources as a guerrilla.â€? In a phone interview, Redd said he has ruminated about what he would say for a long time.

In fact, his restaurant’s website includes a “Rants ‘n’ Ruminations� section that Redd uses like a personal blog, alongside tabs detailing the menu and a

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“I don’t think it will affect us one way or another, we’re a restaurant, we cook food. Politics is for politicians,â€? he said. “But I will stand up for what I believe in. ‌ and hopefully it’ll motivate others to stand up for what they believe in.â€? Other posts, he said, are less political. They include descriptions of “the different jobs of a chef, the farms we work with, just giving the restaurant a little more personality,â€? he said. In the 800-word Trump post, Redd acknowledged that Massachusetts is a bit more “protected from the madness that will be unleashed on our other states,â€? he wrote. But, he added, “does that give us a reason not to speak up and act? I will fight for the other states and in this state. I will fight for the ones that can’t.â€? For the expanded version, visit metro.us

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BRIEF No, you can’t ‘gift’ pot for money in Massachusetts, police say After lawmakers deterred the opening of retail marijuana shops by an additional six months last week, one apparent dealer decided to take pot sales online. Going only by the name “Corey,â€? a Craigslist user posted an ad titled “Bud, weed, marijuana, cannabis,â€? which listed for sale empty plastic bags ranging in price from $20 to $325. With

each bag purchase, a “giftâ€? of marijuana was promised, Boston.com reported. The text of the post was later changed to say, “I’m not advertising free marijuana gifts.â€? It instead invited people to contact the poster to “smoke a fatty. And chill.â€? Recreational marijuana was legalized for adults over 21 on Dec. 15. The law, approved by voters in November, also allows adults to possess up to 10 ounces of marijuana in their

homes, grow up to 12 plants per household, carry up to 1 ounce in public and gift no more than an ounce to another adult. Unregulated marijuana sales are still illegal in Massachusetts and regulated retail dispensaries won’t open until mid-2018. While laws now allow gifting, law enforcement has been clear that they will not tolerate people seeking loopholes. “The new regime allows persons not licensed to operate a marijuana establishment to

‘gift’ marijuana in quantities under 1 ounce, but not to sell marijuana in any quantity.  Attempts to evade this safe harbor with delayed or disguised payments, contemporaneous reciprocal ‘gifts’ of money or items of value, or other sham transactions, will remain a criminal act,â€? Secretary of the Executive OďŹƒce of Public Safety Daniel Bennett explained in a detailed letter prior to legalization last month. ERIN TIERNAN

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Kim Kardashian returns to social media Rumors of Kimye’s demise have been greatly exaggerated. Kim Kardashian hasn’t posted on Twitter or Instagram since she was robbed at gunpoint in Paris in October. But the rumor mill has been churning since she

yanked the “West” from her social media handles this past week. But fret not — it seems all is well with couple. Kim posted an adorable photo of herself and babydaddy Kanye with kids North and Saint West. She

captioned the photo, “Family.” The tweet comes on the heels of Kim’s sweet family video that she uploaded to her YouTube channel and app Monday. The rare, untitled, lowfrills home movie shows the couple and the kids

hanging out at home and generally being cute. Kanye and Kim had as tough a year in 2016 as anyone, so maybe some family time can help them stay grounded. Or at least help Kim stay grounded — you know, for now.

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Of course George Michael inspired ‘Carpool Karaoke’ Did you know that one of George Michael’s biggest fans is James Corden? “The Late Late Show” host discussed the “Freedom! ’90” singer’s December death, saying, “I feel like I’ve loved George Michael as long as I’ve loved music.”

Corden revealed that not only did a charity sketch he did with George Michael in 2011 inspire his superpopular “Carpool Karaoke” series, it’s what persuaded mega diva Mariah Carey to do the show. He says, “Her words were, ‘If it’s good

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enough for George, then it’s good enough for me. I’ll do it.’ So we all have so much to thank him for, for the music that he’s given that will last forever, but we personally, here at this show, we owe him so much.” Beautifully said, James.

Ryan Reynolds opens up about anxiety Ryan Reynolds might be the calm, cool, witty star behind “Deadpool,” but in an interview with Vanity Fair, the actor says he relied on his wife Blake Lively to cope with his anxiety throughout the film. “The expectations were eating me alive … Blake helped me through that,” he told

the magazine. “I’m lucky to have her around just to keep me sane.” The details of how exactly the mama of two kept her husband sane are unavailable, notes the publication, but it still sounds pretty solid to us. Guess it’s true — behind every great man is a great(er) woman.

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comic book movies this year as well, and “Wonder Woman” is at the top of my list. I’m thrilled to finally be able to see not only a female-fronted superhero film (do not bring up “Catwoman” or “Electra” to me, please), but to get to see Wonder Woman in her own film for the very first time in live action. If this is good — oh, please let it be good — I think we’re going to start having discussions about more of these. It’s about time. Finally, I’m excited for “Star Wars: Episode VIII” — and sad. I was heartbroken when Carrie Fisher died, as I’m sure many of you were — not just because she played a character that changed my life and the lives of girls everywhere, but because she was amazing in her own right. I have no idea what’s going to happen next, now that she’s gone, but one more chance to watch Carrie Fisher portray Leia Organa means the world to me. Happy new year, everyone. May the force be with you.

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Meet Lewis MacDougall, star of ‘A Monster Calls’ The young actor gushes about starring in the rare children’s film that doesn’t sugarcoat things.

What’s next? MacDougall is due for a change of pace later this year in “Boundaries,” a roadtrip drama with Vera Farmiga, Christopher Plummer, Bobby Cannavale and Kristen Schaal. “It’s important for me to do different types of roles, to keep things fresh,” MacDougall explains. “All the films I’ve done have all had different types of characters.” He says there was never a moment when he realized he

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“A Monster Calls” is not your typical children’s film. And Lewis MacDougall doesn’t play your typical children’s film hero. The Scottish actor, 14, plays Conor, a boy in remote Ireland whose mother (Felicity Jones) is wasting away from cancer. He finds himself visited at night by a giant tree monster (voiced by Liam Neeson), who seems menacing yet only wants to tell him stories — fairy tales,

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not ones that promise happy endings. They instead offer lessons about how life is difficult, people are complicated and death is a fact of life. This isn’t

what kids usually hear, especially in movies. “Quite a lot of films really underestimate how much a child can understand,” MacDougall tells us. “It’s important to be honest with kids. After all, they’re going to be adults one day. They really need to learn about the troubles that life has, that life can be complicated.” Even with this unusual form of therapy,

wanted to be a professional actor. He almost didn’t go to the open casting call that got him his stint in “Pan”; he belongs to a drama group whose director encouraged him to try out. Despite the big films, the actor says his life hasn’t changed much. “My friends and teachers treat me the same way,” MacDougall says. “Just like how Conor wants to be treated normally [in “A Monster Calls”], I want to be treated normally.”

Conor spends the majority of “A Monster Calls” at his wit’s end. He’s a bundle of nerves, prone to acting out. He might be the angriest child ever portrayed in a children’s movie. “It’s something Conor is struggling to do: be honest with himself. The people around him aren’t being honest with him about his mother’s condition, about what’s go-

take for someone of my age. And it was only my second film.” (The other one was a supporting turn in last year’s “Pan.”) The young actor finds “A Monster Calls” to be one of the rare films about kids that really gets them. He cites “Stand By Me” as another. “It doesn’t sugarcoat things,” he says. “It shows the tough parts, and it shows them goofing off.”

ing to happen to her,” he says. “This story can really help people. A lot of people, sadly, experiences loss or grief in their lives.” “A Monster Calls” is, as you can see, a really heavy film, and MacDougall had a tough job to do, as any actor of any age would. “When I was told I got the part, obviously I was excited. But I was a bit nervous as well,” he explains. “It’s a big role to

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Nasty women are far from a hashtag of elections past — in fact, they’re planning to strike back, one minute at a time. That’s the premise for the sixth annual OneMinute Play Festival in conjunction with Boston Public Works and the Boston Playwrights’ Theatre. The festival takes on the theme of “Nasty Women,� with two questions in mind: “Where have we been?� and “Where are we going?� These questions also served as prompts for the 38 established and emerg-

ing playwrights who will participate in this year’s production. Each oneminute (or less) performance will be presented by 12 area directors who have cast and staged their work for the show. The one requirement: Only women need apply. “We wanted to amplify women-identified voices and show that women are engaged community members,� says associate producer Caitlin Wees. Previous female-written and directed showcases have popped up in Chicago, Minneapolis and D.C. The Boston shows, which open Jan. 2 at the Boston Playwrights’ Theatre, will be divided into two series — “Where have we been?� on Jan. 2-3, and “Where are we going?� on Jan. 4-5. The performances collectively make up nearly 80 individual plays. While the

Nasty Women prompts have been used before, Wees says each community provides a unique insight into area playwrights’ minds. “We have a lot of fascinating themes popping up in Boston,� she explains. “There’s a lot surrounding the president-elect and the election, as an entity, of course. But there are also a lot of interesting things about the female identity, and the idea of the word ‘bitch,’ and misogyny, and how we speak and use our voices to be heard.� There isn’t much workshopping in the way of play edits and rewrites for production purposes, as Wees emphasizes the importance for the organization to “honor all the work that’s been submitted.� Directors are responsible for the casting, but

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“Metropolisâ€? Aeronaut Brewing presents Fritz Lang’s 1927 masterpiece of dystopian speculative ďŹ ction, with live accompaniment by local artist Je Rapsis, who’ll create a whole orchestra on his synth. All these years later, and with so much advancement in movie magic, the ďŹ lm’s eerie visions remain transďŹ xing, and its uncompromising socialist message just as urgent. Jan. 8, 7 p.m. Aeronaut Brewing

Here’s a rare chance to get a real taste of a Harvard class. Adam Mastroianni, a Harvard Ph.D. candidate and stand-up comic, is oering this ďŹ ve-session minicourse free to the public, asking such questions as “What makes us happy, why can’t we all agree and are we really in control of our own thoughts?â€? Jan. 10 through 19 Harvard University 33 Kirkland St., Cambridge Free, bit.ly/2iXmJdM ART

“Doris Salcedo: The Materiality of Mourning� Harvard Art Museums present this Colombian artist, famed for her works processing the political violence in her war-torn homeland. One piece, “A Flor de Piel,� is a room-size, handsewn tapestry made of preserved rose petals, all in memory of one nurse who was tortured to death, expressing with great beauty the irreplaceable loss of even a single human life. Through April 9 Harvard Art Museums, 32 Quincy St., Cambridge $10-$15, bit.ly/2f85eJK MATTHEW DINARO

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You can chaturanga right into a glass of pinot with the unWINEd yoga and unCOREked Pilates sessions at Andover’s Oxygen Mind & Body. The in-studio session feature 60 minutes of relaxing flow — unCOREked with gentle Pilates or unWINEd with vinyasa yoga — followed by an hour-long wine tasting. Oxygen founder and owner Amy Cieslik will lead the Pilates session, while Olivia Evans will conduct yoga. Jan. 6, 6:30-8:30 p.m., 2 Dundee Park, B01, Andover, $35, registration required, oxygenfitness.net DJ Nick Bishop will

spin a live hip-hop set for a one-part cardio, one-part vinyasa class at Aloft Boston Seaport. The Brunch + Burn event is hosted by Trillfit, the locally based unique entertainment-fitness concept that utilizes beatdriven soundtracks with “Beyonce-worthy choreography” and a seriously sweaty cool down. The dual-fitness class is followed by an early afternoon brunch (egg white wraps and trail mix), wellness services from Cryothletics and Thrive Wellness and Pilates and a swag bag. Jan. 7, 11 a.m.-3 p.m., $50, tickets required, brunchburnboston.splashthat.com Locally based Taproom Yoga has a series of pop-up yoga classes at area breweries including Trillium Brewing Company in Canton on Jan. 14 and the Bent Water Brewing Company in

Lynn on Jan. 7 and 21. Each class features proled yoga in a Zen makeshift studio (we don’t know about you, but we think there’s something very calming about barrels and barrels of craft beer) before students are treated to a tasting at the taproom du jour. Prices vary, visit taproomyoga. com for times, tickets and more info. City Running Tours hosts a 10K scenic group run through the Seaport that winds down at Harpoon Brewery on weekends through May. The fun run (which lasts around 90 minutes) ends with water and snacks before you’re ushered in for a 60-minute tour and tasting at the brewery. Hot pretzel, a pint and plentiful sweaty socializing is included. $45, dates and times vary, check cityrunningtours.com for the latest schedule.

Above, Taproom Yoga: Where you can find soul-soothing stretches and suds. Left, the party at Trillfit. ALL PHOTOS PROVIDED

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Where to go in 2017 It’s a great big world, and we’ve got your guide to making the most of it this year.

Antigua & Barbuda With a recent airport overhaul, strategic location, many beautiful beaches (one for every day of the year, the ads boast) and new UNESCO World Heritage Site — the exquisite walled Georgian-style Naval Dockyard — Antigua has positioned itself as a fantastic base for Caribbean exploration.

Cape Town A renewed appreciation of Cape Town’s diverse cultures and traditions is fueling a cultural renaissance, reflected in its cuisine and arts — including the opening of the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa in September 2017, destined to be Africa’s largest contemporary art museum.

Bordeaux, France In the last 15 years, the city has poured millions of euros into getting its luster back, giving its neoclassical facades a serious spruce-up, creating large pedestrian-only swaths of street crisscrossing the city, and investing in state-of-the-art transport. Most notable is the recently opened Cite du Vin, what many are calling the world’s first wine theme park.

Minho Region The Portuguese often cite the lesser-known Minho region as the most beautiful part of the country. Largely overlooked by visitors, Minho’s lush green landscape is characterized by forest-covered hills, deep river valleys, unspoiled sandy beaches and pretty towns where life appears to have changed little over the centuries. It also takes in the unforgettable Parque Nacional Peneda-Geres — Portugal’s only national park.

Denver, Colorado Over the past few years, the city has undergone an impressive food renaissance seen in the multitude of food halls and breweries that have opened up, including Avanti Food & Beverage and The Source, which is undergoing an expansion that will include a New Belgium brewery in early 2017. It’s also become the nation’s capital for recreational weed.

Laos In urban centers Vientiane and Luang Prabang, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Buddhist temples stand side by side with vestiges of French colonialism. The pace of life is slow, and cycling along quiet back streets is a lovely way to get around. In Vientiane, gilded thirdcentury stupa Pha That Luang gleams in the sharp sunlight, as do the nearly 7,000 Buddha statues at Wat Sisaket Museum.

For the full list of places to go, visit metro.us Kiev, Ukraine Kiev is a unique mix of ancient monasteries and monumental Communistera buildings. Any itinerary must include 11thcentury Eastern Orthodox Monastery of the Caves with its gilded domes and underground catacombs. Nearby, in contrast, visitors should check out the Motherland Monument, a Soviet war memorial of mammoth dimensions.

Marfa, Texas This small town steeped in both history and contemporary art has been steadily gaining notoriety. Its downtown boasts a thriving gallery scene, and the city also makes an ideal base for exploring the Texas borderlands. About an hour’s drive south, the Fort Leaton State Historic Site sits at the entrance to the vast Big Bend Ranch State Park, whose dramatic landscape easily rivals the more famous national park to the east, but has far fewer tourists.

Wellington New Zealand’s artistic side is often overlooked in favor of its dramatic landscapes and extreme

Yorkshire, England Yorkshire, the largest of England’s counties, is also one of its most romantic, offering windswept moors, charming market towns, historic stately homes and brooding ruins. At its heart is the beautifully preserved city of York, still retaining its medieval walls and streets and home to the towering cathedral of York Minster and the National Railway Museum. But much of Yorkshire’s appeal lies in its great outdoors, from the rugged expanses of the North York Moors, to fishing villages like Robin Hood’s Bay.

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sports. Plan to spend a few days in the capital city of Wellington, which is getting plenty of buzz right now. “Welly” is the epicenter of New Zealand’s film industry, but the creative vibe permeates the entire city, from the concept store Good as Gold to single-origin bean coffee shops such as Memphis Belle.

Saxony, Germany Conveniently set halfway between Berlin and Prague, Saxony has undergone a profound transformation in the quarter century since German reunification and has now returned to its rightful place as one of the country’s most important cultural cen-

ters. Its capital, Dresden, is home to half a million people and splendid state museums like the Old Masters Picture Gallery, with collections dating from Saxony’s medieval heyday as an electorate of the Holy Roman Empire. The Baroque Semperoper, one of the world’s best opera houses, is another highlight.

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By any measure, Providence, Rhode Island, is a fine city and when you compare it to many of the other backwater places that AHL clubs call home, it’s clear that you could do much worse than the capital of the Ocean State. However, Providence Bruins (19-7-4) goaltender Zane McIntyre no doubt would like to get out of there as soon as possible and preferably never look back as he hopes to get back with Boston (where he made his NHL debut earlier this season and didn’t appear fazed in his first three games). On Monday, he was named the CCM/AHL Goaltender of the Month for December when he went 9-0-0 with a goals-against average of 1.65 and a save percentage of .947. Tuukka Rask (19-8-3, 1.93 goals-against average, .928 save percentage, 4 shutouts) is having a superb season for the Bruins (20-16-4) so this isn’t to say that McIntyre should be getting a chance over Rask. Instead, Boston’s backup goaltender, Anton

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Khudobin (1-5-1, 3.06 goalsagainst average, .885 save percentage), has needed to go for a while now, and the B’s mercifully cut ties with him Wednesday. For the season with Providence, McIntyre is 10-0-0 and he leads the AHL in goals-against average (1.41) and save percentage (.951). The cliché that every point matters applies to the Bruins, who are currently tied for secondplace in the Atlantic Division with Ottawa. Meanwhile, Toronto and Tampa Bay are both only two points behind the B’s. That’s why it is paramount that they give Rask a breather from time to time. He has started 30 out of their 40 games,

including some back-toback contests which is always a logical occasion to start your No. 2 goalie. After Monday’s loss at New Jersey, Rask sounded frustrated. “Obviously you lose games and sometimes you can take a lot of positives out of it, despite the losses, but [Monday] I don’t think there was too much,” he said. There are many things that the Bruins are hamstrung by during this campaign: lack of goalscoring, little depth on defense and a terrible power play that they can’t really change at the moment. However, going in a different direction for their backup goaltender is overdue at this point.

Crowder slams C’s fans for cheering for Utah’s Hayward prior to game Celtics forward Jae Crowder lashed out at Celtics fans on Tuesday night, tweeting out, “Home team fans cheering for the opposing players now. Aw man OK. SMH but good win fellas, on to the next one.” Crowder also retweeted a Dallas Mavericks fans who wrote, “Come back home to the Mavs.” Crowder was upset with the fact that many fans in attendance during the Celtics’ Tuesday victory over the Utah Jazz cheered for Utah forward Gordon Hayward during pregame introductions. Hayward is a potential

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free agent this coming summer and played for C’s head coach Brad Stevens in college at Butler. “I talked to Jae this

morning and the first thing he said was, obviously, he wished that he wouldn’t have expressed himself like that,” Stevens told 98.5 The Sports Hub. “To be honest, I was somewhat surprised to read what he said and tweeted. I told him this morning because, every day that he comes in, you can tell that he’s thankful to be a Celtic, and every time we have that talk about how you represent Boston as an athlete and how tough you have to be to be well-liked here, I’ve always thought that Jae represented the best of that.” MATT BURKE

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Aries Stay active and stick with it until you finish what you start. Leaving anything undone will lead to complaints and criticism. Show how valuable you are.

Libra Keep your life simple in order to avoid backlash. Refuse to let anyone talk you into something you don’t want to do. A change of heart will lead to a change in lifestyle.

Taurus Get involved in something you find rejuvenating or helpful. Learn as you go and build experience that will encourage you to be a better person. Romance is highlighted.

Scorpio Positive changes at home or to your methods will help you establish what you want to do next personally and professionally. A move or lifestyle change is apparent.

Gemini Set reasonable goals and get into a routine that will help you reach them. Taking care of personal business and affairs of the heart will give you peace of mind.

Sagittarius Make a change that will encourage you to do what’s best for you instead of acting in accordance with others’ wishes. If you are true to yourself, you will excel.

Cancer Making last-minute decisions or changes based on your emotions will backfire. Keep your life simple and be moderate in all that you do. Protect partnerships.

Capricorn You’ll be torn between what you want to do and what you should do. If you decide to make a move, be sure to seek any approval you may need as you go forward.

Leo Don’t hesitate. If you want something, go after it wholeheartedly. Strive for excellence in order to surprise and impress someone who can influence your future.

Aquarius Get in touch with someone from your past. It will remind you of old dreams and spark a renewed interest in something you used to enjoy doing.

Virgo Changes at home could be unnerving and cause stress. Step back from whatever situation you face and consider what you want before moving forward.

Pisces Look for alternative ways to bring in more cash. You will have to make compromises to reach your goals. Put a set budget in place to help you excel. EUGENIA LAST

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