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CHRISSY METZ SHUTS IT DOWN The ‘This Is Us’ star takes on her body shamers. 8

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Suspect in killing of Boston doctors arraigned from hospital on murder charges, prosecutor says he didn’t fire on cops. 6

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YATES WARNED TRUMP ON BANKS TO MOVE 9K JOBS SOUTH KOREANS VOTE FLYNN BLACKMAIL FEARS FROM UK DUE TO BREXIT FOR NEW LEADER

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A former senior U.S. law enforcement figure said she warned President Donald Trump’s White House in January about then-national security adviser Michael Flynn because she feared he could have been open to blackmail by Russia. Sally Yates, who was briefly the acting U.S. attorney general earlier this year, told White House counsel Don McGahn

on Jan. 26 that Flynn had not been telling the truth about his contacts with Russia’s ambassador to Washington. Yates, originally appointed by former President Barack Obama’s administration, said she feared Moscow could try to blackmail Flynn because it also knew he was not being truthful about conversations with Ambassador Sergei Kislyak about U.S. sanctions on Moscow. REUTERS

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The largest banks in London plan to move about 9,000 jobs in the next two years, public statements and information shows, as the exodus of finance jobs starts to take shape. Last week Standard Chartered and JPMorgan were the latest global banks to outline plans for their European operations after Brexit. They are among a growing number of lenders pushing ahead with plans to move operations

from London. Goldman Sachs chief executive Lloyd Blankfein said in an interview that London’s growth as a financial center could “stall” as a result of the upheaval caused by Brexit. Thirteen major banks including Goldman Sachs, UBS, and Citigroup have given an indication of how they would bulk up their operations in Europe to secure market access to the European Union’s single market when Britain leaves the bloc. REUTERS

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South Koreans go to the polls on Tuesday to elect a new leader, looking to move on from a corruption scandal that brought down former President Park Geun-hye and shook the political and business elite to the core. Unless there is a major upset, liberal Moon Jaein — who calls for a moderate approach on North Korea, wants to reform powerful family-run conglomerates and boost fiscal

spending to create jobs — will be elected president. The vote will end months of leadership vacuum. Park was ousted on charges of bribery and abuse of power in March to become South Korea’s first democratically elected president to be forced from office. She is in jail, on trial. REUTERS

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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission said Monday that its website was hit by deliberate denial of service attacks after the telecommunications regulator was criticized by comedian John Oliver for its plan to reverse “net neutrality” rules. The attacks came soon after Oliver on Sunday urged viewers to file electronic comments with the FCC opposing the plan unveiled by

FCC Chairman Ajit Pai to reverse rules implemented under President Barack Obama that boosted government regulatory powers over internet service providers. Pai’s plan faces an initial vote on May 18. Oliver in his HBO show “Last Week Tonight,” owned by Time Warner Inc., urged viewers to use a website purchased by the show that takes visitors directly to an FCC page to file comments. REUTERS

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Amid protests, GE breaks ground on new Boston headquarters Gripes continue over tax breaks for General Electric as construction begins on their new offices.

“Schools are getting cut, vital services are being cut, but we’re giving hundreds of millions of dollars and free rent to GE.�

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Dogged protesters who say General Electric is getting unfair benefits from the state attended a groundbreaking ceremony for GE’s new Boston headquarters on Monday morning. Mayor Marty Walsh and Gov. Charlie Baker joined General Electric executives for the occasion at the site of the company’s new soon-to-be headquarters, called Innovation Point. But behind a nearby fence blocked from view by signs decorated with renderings of the new development, protesters opposed to the project tried to lift their placards and signs for Walsh, Baker and GE to see. “I think they heard us. I think we broke through while they were trying to talk about all the wonderful things they’re doing when the state of Massachusetts is facing a large budget shortfall,â€? said Eli Gerzon of the Make GE

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Pay Coalition. “Schools are getting cut, vital services are being cut, but we’re giving hundreds of millions of dollars and free rent to GE,� he said. “There’s a lot of people in Boston and all of Massachusetts who could really use help with housing. GE, one of the most profitable corporations in the world, does not need it.� Innovation Point will be located on Necco Court

between South Station and the Seaport District. The groundbreaking comes just over a year after the GE move was first announced. The company began searching for a new home after lawmakers in Connecticut, where its previous headquarters were located, passed a budget that increased taxes by $1.2 billion over two years. That move drew protest from some Connect-

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icut-based corporations, prompting GE to relocate, but the GE move has also drawn protest from some who believe Boston lured the business with perks. The deal came with a reported $145 million in incentives, including $120 million from the state for building expenses and $25 million from the state for property tax relief when it was first announced in March 2016. It also included a provision potentially

allowing GE access to the Fort Point building rentfree for 20 years. Officials spoke about how the groundbreaking symbolized Boston’s transformation over recent years to an innovation hub. “Having GE, a company which could have gone anywhere it wanted to in the world to locate its corporate headquarters, choose to come here to Boston and Massachu-

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setts was in some respects a wonderful statement about the work that’s been done by so many people in the public and private sector over the course of several decades to make Massachusetts the kind of place that a company like GE would want to locate,â€? Baker said. The campus will be on 2.4 acres of land along the waterfront. Construction is expected to generate 1,500 jobs, and the new site will increase city taxes by $67 million over the next 25 years, Walsh said. State House News Service and Derek Kouyoumjian contributed to this report.

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Suspect in South Boston killings ordered held at Monday arraignment Bampumim Teixeira heard his charges from a hospital bed. KRISTIN TOUSSAINT @kristindakota

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The suspect in the slaying of two doctors in their South Boston home has been charged with two counts of murder, according to the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office. Bampumim Teixeira, a 30-year-old Chelsea man, was ordered held without bail Monday pending his trial for the killing of Lina Bolanos and Richard Field. His next court date is June 8. Teixeira was arraigned while in a hospital bed at Tufts Medical Center on Monday afternoon by South Boston Municipal Court Judge Michael Bolden and Suffolk Chief

Judge Michael Bolden arraigns Bampumim Teixeira, 30, in his hospital bed at Tufts Medical Center in Boston on Monday.

Trial Counsel John Pappas, District Attorney Daniel F. Conley’s office said. He is at the hospital due to injuries stemming

from the confrontation he had with Boston police at the doctors’ home, 141 Dorchester Ave., Friday night. Police found a back-

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pack filled with jewelry at the apartment that is presumed to belong to Bolanos, Conley confirmed in a press conference Monday. Police and SWAT responded to the 11th-floor apartment around 8:30 p.m. Friday night, where the couple was found dead. A friend of Field contacted police to report a possibly robbery in the couple’s home after Field sent a cryptic text message, according to Conley. Police found an intruder, later determined to be Teixeira, in a dark-

ened hallway and shot Teixeira, believing him to be armed, Conley said. Earlier media reports inaccurately reported Teixeira first opened fire on police. “Officers believed this intruder either pointed or drew a weapon on them in this darkened hallway,” Conley said. “After speaking with [Police] Commissioner William Evans, we decided it was important to correct the record on this information as soon as possible.” Conley said the investigation is ongoing and nothing is being inferred

from this information about the altercation with police. Teixeira’s record includes a pair of larceny convictions, according to the DA’s office. In August 2014, Teixeira passed a note to a teller at a Boston bank demanding money. Two years later, in June 2016, Teixeira committed the same crime at the same location. After he was identified for that incident, he volunteered responsibility for the 2014 crime to officials. Teixeira was recently released from prison after serving nine months for that crime. Three days into the investigation, Conley said police had uncovered no information that connects Teixeira to Field or Bolanos. Police are also investigating a motive for the crime. “Nor is there currently any evidence to explain why he would attack them so viciously at their own home,” Conley said. Field worked at North Shore Pain Management. On its website, a statement from North Shore Pain Management addresses the “tragic loss of Richard Field.” Bolanos was a pediatric anesthesiologist at Massachusetts Eye and Ear and taught at Harvard Medical School.

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Meghan Markle got a full invite to Pippa Middleton’s wedding I’m really getting into the whole Prince Harry and Meghan Markle thing. After weeks of confusion over whether or not the “Suits” actress would attend Pippa Middleton’s wedding, The Telegraph and Express are now report-

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ing that Markle will be attending the full wedding as Prince Harry’s date. Squee! First, there were rumors that Markle wouldn’t be invited to Pippa’s wedding ceremony at all. Later, a source told People that Middleton was imposing a no-ring, no bring rule for the formal vow exchange. Now, Pippa and her soon to be husband, James Matthews, are making an exception for Markle, who isn’t engaged to Harry. Well, not yet.

Prince Harry, 32, and Markle, 35, made their debut as a couple over the weekend. Afterward, they were caught making out. Royals, they’re just like us! And in March, a friend of the couple told Us Weekly that the two would be engaged by the end of the summer. “Meghan feels a move to London is inevitable,” says the source. I’ll take that with a grain of salt — but I’ll take it, because I want these two to be together forever so badly.

Chrissy Metz is not here for your body shaming Chrissy Metz, star of “This is Us,” went to the 2017 MTV Movie & TV awards on Sunday. She wore a dark red, knee-length latex dress with ruffled sleeves. She looked quite chic. Apparently, somebody somewhere didn’t agree, though. Thankfully, Metz has perfect attendance at the Chrissy Teigen education center

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Brad Pitt went to rehab, probably Last week, Brad Pitt lowkey admitted to being a hipster, and told the world he was sober. Now Page Six has learned that Pitt didn’t do it all alone: The 53-year-old reportedly attended a special VIP facility for professional help. Sources — could be anyone at this point, but my guess is Cruella DeVil from “101 Dalmatians,” just ’cause — tell the site that Pitt attended meetings and therapy sessions at a discreet facility in a private residence. The center, designed for highprofile Hollywood fig-

ures, was set up by some wealthy anonymous person who suffered with substance abuse issues and wanted to help others in a similar position. Well, it’s certainly rude if someone from a private facility leaked this information. But it’s great that Pitt is making moves to like, improve himself — even if it took Jolie divorcing him for him to get it together. Nevertheless, I am so proud of you, William Bradley Pitt. If you ever need a shoulder to cry on, be a dear and let me know.

David Spade is a 52-year-old man most beloved for his role in “Just Shoot Me” — a television series that premiered 20 years ago. Naya Rivera is a 30-year-old who was in “Glee,” and tried to start a feud with co-star Lea Michele, except Lea Michele couldn’t be bothered. These two adults, who are proudly vying for the title of this year’s secondmost-unlikely couple, are still happening. Us Weekly has photos of the two stepping out for a dinner date in West Hollywood over the weekend.

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for clapping back, and has no problem dismissing any tomfoolery or negativity. Naturally, the 36-year-old actress took to Twitter to defend herself. “For the record, I wear what I want, when I want. News flash it’s MY body. #thankstho.”

This isn’t the first time Metz has stood up for herself when it comes to her weight. But also? The fact is that she looked very good and that dress is fire emoji worthy. So Bravo, Metz. Bravo.

David Spade & Naya Rivera are still happening Rivera is wearing Marchesa, because of course she is. Spade is trying his best in a blue suit and tie,

and it looks fine. For what it’s worth: Rivera and Spade originally met on the set of an upcoming comedy,

“Mad Families,” a film written and starring Spade himself. Coincidence! Charlie Sheen also has a starring role, so you can guess just how classy this film will be. That movie, much like this couple, is gonna be a hard pass for me.

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Superheroes who deserve their own films The summer movie season is here, and with it the usual glut of comic book movies. The genre won’t be going away anytime soon, but eventually Hollywood will need more superheroes. Here are 10 that deserve their own stand-alone romp — and not just as part of some jam-packed installment. MATT PRIGGE

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Domino She’s going to swing by for the “Deadpool” sequel, but the X-Force member sounds awesome on her own. She’s a mutant who can change the probability of events happening. OK, that doesn’t sound exciting on its face, but when combined with her mercenary skills — and cool makeup, with a big black circle over her left eye — she’s like another Black Widow.

Arm-Fall-Off-Boy “The Lego Batman Movie” made a decent joke out of unearthing untold obscure, nonsensical yet totally real villains, like Condiment King, who pulverizes his prey with squirts of ketchup and mustard. But heroes can be ridic, too. Take Arm-Fall-Off-Boy, an ’80s DC creation who can tear off his arms and then beat people with them. Granted, this might be more suitable for a comedy. (Imagine Dax Sheppard doing it.) But a guy who can beat people with his own limbs does sound pretty badass.

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Hawkeye He’s the Avenger no one cares about — the dude who can just shoot arrows real good. But give the guy a chance! And no matter how silly Jeremy Renner can seem in real life (check out his weirdo app) and no matter how many franchises he fails to usurp, he’s a terrific actor who may one day find the right blockbuster to helm.

Question Ayn Rand isn’t as cool as she was about 10 years ago, and for that we can all thank the stars. But maybe the studios can do something with comics’ most Randian semihero. Created by objectivism-lover Steve Ditko in the late ’60s, Question was an investigative journalist-turned-crime fighter with a blank mask who saw things in stark black and white. He was basically a psychopath, but, you know, for good. No surprise that he was the inspiration for psycho Rorschach in Alan Moore’s “Watchmen.”

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Swamp Thing Technically, the DC planthumanoid has already had two movies, one helmed by Wes Craven (and a campy sequel that became a cable movie staple back in the days when no one cared about comic book movies). But SW is a fascinating character, especially during Alan Moore’s career-making run of the comics back in the early ’80s, when he battled monsters from hell, went to space, hung out with Constantine and wrestled with existential dread.

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Squirrel Girl We desperately want to see more female superheroes. Plus, we also like squirrels. Hence, our inclusion of Squirrel Girl — a ’90s Marvel staple whose adventures are more lighthearted than anguished. And yes, she has a giant squirrel tail and can talk to the animals.

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Black Widow Fans have been clamoring for years for a movie entirely about Scarlett Johansson’s Russian-born ass-kicker — and regular movie-stealer — but so far to no avail. Maybe if MRA bros flock to “Wonder Woman” this summer, it’ll actually happen. (Though the quick death of “Ghost in the Shell” has probably put a damper on ScarJo’s ability to open a movie huge, despite her attempts to distract us from it.)

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Nick from ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ is the boyfriend we all deserve Max Minghella, the actor who plays him, ain’t so bad either. RACHAEL VAUGHAN CLEMMONS @MetroNewYork

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We’ve already established that here at Metro, we love “The Handmaid’s Tale.� It’s a very thoughtful show that explores feminism, patriarchy and how a totalitarian regime is probably lurking just around the corner IRL. And it’s an important show for these preapocalyptic times. But you know what I appreciate the most in this series? The Waterfords’ driver, Nick, as played by Max Minghella. He is very attractive and frankly, it is a pleasant distraction from all the bad, uncomfortable stuff going on. His and Offred’s subtle flirtation is not at all a central focus

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of the series (at least not yet) but it is delightful to witness and frankly I would very much like more of it immediately, thank you very much. In last week’s episode, we only get a brief glimpse of him as he drives silently in the rain, low-key brooding while Offred explodes in the backseat. She bangs against the glass that separates them, screaming obscenities and venting her frustrations and — because he’s just like a great listener — he simply lets her have her moment without trying to interrupt it with his words or his mansplaining. Because he cares. In the third episode, his face gets so close to Offred’s face that sexual tension bounced from my television, into my forehead and knocked me out cold. JK! But it

probably could have if I wasn’t lying down and half asleep already! Max Minghella himself isn’t bad either. Here’s what we know about him.

He’s Hollywood royalty The 31-year-old, official name Max Giorgio Choa Minghella, is the son of Carolyn Choa, a Hong Kong-born choregorapher, and the late director Anthony Minghella. He made a little movie called “The English Patient� — maybe you’ve heard of it?

He’s been around for a bit Minghella has appeared in a bit of everything. He starred in “The Social Network,� as Divya Narendra, co-founder of

Facebook rival ConnectU. He also played Danny’s little brother, Richie Castellano, in “The Mindy Project.�

And he’s multitalented The British babe is set to make his directorial debut with “Teen Spirit,� an emotional underdog story set in the world of pop music, starring Elle Fanning. Ooh!

He was very nearly a Mr. Mara He dated Kate Mara for four years, so obviously there’s at least one other person in the world who shares my enthusiasm for this dude. So yeah, if we could induct Max Minghella into the Internet #boyfriend Hall of Fame, that would be very good.

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McDonald’s hops on craft, tech crazes with new offerings The Golden Arches are getting upgraded in Mass. MATT JUUL @MetroBOS

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The culinary world is obsessed with all things craft these days, and now McDonald’s is getting in on the movement with its new “signature” sandwich series. T h e This isn’t your grandma’s Mickey D’s. ALL PHOTOS PROVIDED famed fastfood joint t h e troducing some 21st cenis looking s w e e t tury tech to its franchises to revamp its b a r b e - with its user-friendly, menu to meet Snack on a “signature cue bacon, touch screen kiosks, the needs of crafted” sandwich. an offering of which will allow customhungry millennials, thick-cut applewood ers to create, customize which is why it’s introsmoked bacon with white and purchase their orders. ducing a trio of customizcheddar cheese, plus Radar tags will be distribable options that are a far grilled and crispy onions, uted as well, so servers cry from your typical Big that’s lathered in sweet can bring your Happy Mac with fries order. barbecue sauce. Finally Meals and other goodies “The idea was to have there’s the American-style right to your table. a big, bold flavor profile,” maple bacon Dijon sandsays chef Mike Lingo, of wich, which also includes McDonald’s menu innosmoked bacon, white vation team. “Customers cheddar, lettuce and are being more adventurgrilled onions, but topped ous.” with a sweet maple seaInspired by Tex-Mex soning that’s paired with cuisine, the pico guacaa creamy Dijon sauce. mole sandwich features The “signature crafted a combination of freshly recipes” are being rolled made pico de gallo, white out at select locations nacheddar cheese, buttionwide, including the termilk ranch, lettuce restaurant in Everett, and and, of course, plenty of will be rotated out of the creamy guacamole. The menu every four to six sandwich, as well as the months (a sriracha recipe other new recipes, comes is in the works for the Boswith a protein choice of DAVE ATTELL ton region later this year). buttermilk crispy chickMAY 13 However, the food isn’t en, grilled chicken or the the only thing getting classic quarter pounder upgraded at the Golden beef patty. Arches. Meanwhile, barbecue McDonald’s is also infans can get their fix with

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“When my husband and I went to our fertility specialist and she told us that we would be good candidates for IVF, we started on the typical journey,” remembers author Nadine Kenney Johnstone. But her experience would be far from typical. In 2012, the then-28year-old sought infertility treatment after trying naturally for almost a year. She and her husband, Jamie, were living in suburban Massachusetts, where he worked as a chef and she taught English at Framingham State University. While many women who pursue IVF are well into their 30s, the young couple had extenuating circumstances. Jamie was a testicular-cancer survivor, and an analysis had revealed the chemotherapy treatments had compromised his sperm motility. At the same

time, Johnstone, who had recently stopped taking birth control, discovered she wasn’t ovulating. Johnstone began with the egg-retrieval procedure, a standard precursor to IVF in which a woman receives hormone injections that stimulate her ovaries to release extra egg follicles, which are then harvested and inseminated in a petri dish. B u t when she got home f r o m the procedure, she felt d i z z y and nauseated, with sharp pains in her abdomen. She started crying and throwing up. Her husband rushed her to the ER, where an ultrasound of her abdomen revealed that she was bleeding internally. She went into emergency surgery. “Unbeknownst to me, my left ovary never

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According to fertility expert Dr. Brooke Hodes-Wertz of NYU Langone, what happened to Johnstone is extremely rare. “The egg retrieval procedure is minimally invasive and

there’s less than a 1 percent chance of bleeding and infection,” she tells us. What’s more common is ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome, a condition which can occur due to an oversaturation of hormones, and can cause abdominal pain, nausea and, in severe cases, blood clots and kidney failure. The egg-retrieval setback was only the beginning of Johnstone’s troubles. While the typical next step of IVF would be to implant the fertilized embryo into her uterus, Johnstone was still very much physically — and mentally — recovering. Instead, they froze the embryos and waited six months to try again. Six months later, things still didn’t go as planned. “In order to prepare your body for the transfer, you have to take estrogen,” Johnstone says. But that gave her constant headaches, and even impaired the vision in her left eye. “We had to cancel that

The next chapter That August, Johnstone and her husband made what would be their final appointment with a fertility specialist. “I was just so done with IVF,” Johnstone remembers. “I asked the doctor, ‘What else can we do?’ And he just shook his head.” It turns out she was pregnant while sitting in his office, but she didn’t know it. She had conceived naturally at the age of 29. Johnstone has detailed the harrowing but ultimately hopeful experience in her memoir, “Of This Much I’m Sure,” out this month on She Writes Press. The now-33year-old lives in Chicago with her family, where she teaches English at Loyola University and Jamie works as a project manager at a corporate signage company. Their son, Geo, is now 4 years old. She and Jamie are un-

cycle.” Three months later, Johnstone tried again and was able to successfully transfer a couple embryos. “But either my body rejected them or they rejected me, and I didn’t become preg-

certain whether they’ll have more kids. “I know I would never try IVF again,” she says. “I can’t go down that road again, for my own sanity.” Johnstone’s biggest takeaway from the experience: realizing how important it was “to reach out and share our pain with other people and ask for comfort.” “When I was at the lowest point, I got an email from my husband’s cousin Amy. She’s a life coach and a doula. Her first sentences were: ‘You will have a baby, of this much I am sure,’” she recalls, citing the line that inspired her book’s title. “I cannot tell you how hopeful and uplifting it was just to hear someone speak in affirmative, confident language,” she says. “It gave us the hope and endurance we needed to keep going. So, speak. Speak to yourself, to other people. But whatever you do, do not keep this journey a secret.”

nant from it,” she says. (IVF varies from person to person. While some women become pregnant after the first cycle, it’s not uncommon for others to require multiple cycles before conceiving.)

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OLYNYK A ‘DIRTY’ PLAYER? A guy named “Green” just may hate the Celtics more than any other NBA player. Warriors forward Draymond Green caught flak for trash-talking C’s great Paul Pierce earlier this season, saying, “You thought you was Kobe?” in reference to Pierce’s farewell tour. This week, Green went after current Celtic Kelly Olynyk. “Kelly Olynyk is a dirty player, man,” Green said on his podcast. “I don’t respect guys like that. I mean, I know he’s not, like, the greatest player of all time, so maybe you feel like you got to like do that, but you don’t like — just dirty.” Ouch. Green made reference to Olynyk “yanking” Cavs forward Kevin Love’s shoulder out of place two years ago. It’s wholly hypocritical, considering

SLEAZEBALL SNEAKERS America’s most obnoxious sports dad – LaVar Ball (father of potential No. 1 overall NBA Draft pick, Lonzo Ball) — is peddling sneakers that will go for the retail price of $495. Daddy Ball defended the ridiculous price tag on Fox Sports’ “The Undisputed” on Monday. “The fact that people are losing sight – they’re looking at the price tag and not understanding that Lonzo’s shoe is symbolic,” Ball said. Ball didn’t offer much more than that for why a athfriggin’ ath letic shoe is being sold for fo 500 bucks, buck but I would wou hope ho that tha E RK the BU T T MA sneaks snea at least leas provide support for f

Green has come under fire for kicking dudes in the junk on several occasions. Just another reason to root for that Warriors – Celtics Finals. Olynyk would have to yank LeBron’s shoulder out of place for the C’s to get there, of course, but you get what I’m saying.

like a rolled ankle or something. A decade ago I bought Stephon Marbury’s sneakers, “Starburys.” I thought I was being ironic (just as dumb as being symbolic, I guess). Marbury sold the sneakers for just $15, providing a cheaper alternative to your typical Nike sneaker, which

would go for around $75. Well, I got what I paid for. I rolled my ankle big time playing pickup hoop the very first time I wore them. I was on crutches for a week. The sneaker biz is a dirty one for sure – one in which Daddy Ball seems perfectly comfortable in.

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WEIGHING IN ON ADAM JONES INCIDENT Pedro Martinez, Curt Schilling, C.C. Sabathia and LeBron James weighed in the Fenway —Adam Jones controversy in recent days and all had different takes. Schilling basically thinks that Jones made up the story in which he was called the N-word at Fenway last week. Sabathia — the Yankees pitcher —

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said that Fenway Park is the only ballpark he’s been called the Nword in his MLB career. LeBron James said he “can’t recall ever hearing something that was racist” while playing in Boston. And here is what Pedro had to say (via SI.com): “Fenway is a place where I feel more comfortable than

any other place, more than my own house. Honestly, I could take a nap in center field and feel that I am right at home, so it shocks me a great deal that Adam Jones was called something like that at my field. I don’t think that is someone who belongs at Fenway, at my field. He is not a true Bostonian.”

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Wizards guard John Wall has been in the NBA since 2010 but it’s taken seven years for him to have an official coming out party in the playoffs. Wall has arrived this postseason, and so far in the Washington-Boston series, he’s been more consistent than Celtics star Isaiah Thomas. Thomas had that monster 53-point outburst in Game 2, but in Game 3 he scored just 13 points and on Sunday night in Game 4, he tallied 19. Nineteen is a

good night for most, but Thomas has raised the bar on his own offensive game this season. Meanwhile, Wall dropped 40 in Game 2, had 24 in Game 3 and 27 in Game 4. He’s also had double-digit assist games in three of the four games this series. Wall was equally as impressive last round. In the Wizards’ sixgame series against the Atlanta Hawks, the 26-yearold Wall averaged 29.5 points per game and 10.3 assists per game. He has been on fire for a month now. In this series, the Wizards have shown that they’re capable of containing Thomas. Unfortunately for Celtics fans, the C’s haven’t shown the ability to be able to contain Wall in the four

games thus far (Game 5 Wednesday night at TD Garden). During the regular season, the Celtics had some success against Wall. In the Celtics’ 117108 win in Boston on Jan. 11 (which involved the memorable Jae CrowderWall finger pointing and slap session), Wall scored a season-low nine points. The excuse emanating from Washington after that ugly performance by Wall (4-of-21 shooting) was that he was dealing with a “jammed finger� and a “sore wrist.� The injury hardly affected him three nights later, though, when he dropped 25 on Philly. Nonetheless, whatever worked for the Celtics four months ago against Wall and the Wizards is not working

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION BY COMPETITIVE BIDDING at 9:00 am on 5/24/2017 at PS ORANGECO, Inc., 87 Warren St., Randolph, MA 02368. The personal goods stored therein by the below named occupant (s): Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit

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Collins, Lamont Lopes, Domingo Lamy, Harry Tibakunirwa, John Seymore, Leandra Powell, Angela Austin, Nigema Taylor, Joan Offner, Henry Francis, Floyd Gustafson, Judith Sauld, Yves Hampton, Charles Lerebours, Florence Closson, Roseann Roach, Courtney Gomez, Shirley Ferguson, Norman Ducelus, Monica Jean, Guirlene Cooke, Rocheen Lerebours, Florence Julien, Wilena Fineus, Abraham Jean, Alicia Bright, Cindi Glover, Benita Jean-Louis, Sherlie Pina, Ana Young, Kenneth Mayala, Trisha Baxter, William McGee, Arnitha Mattis, Sherman Berberena, Cherry Mayer, Edward Phillips, Mia Mitchell, Stephen Lodge, Michael Belizaire, Myriam Mcnelley, Stephen Brown, Tracy Tuitt, Marydith Michel, Edwich CBRE

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PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. ALL GOODS SOLD “AS IS” and must be removed at time of sale. PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale and to cancel auction without further notice. Kerrilyn Ross, agent for owners. Notice posted May 9th and May 16th 2017.

PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. ALL GOODS SOLD “AS IS” and must be removed at time of sale. PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale and to cancel auction without further notice. Kerrilyn Ross, agent for owners. Notice posted May 9th and May 16th 2017.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION BY COMPETITIVE BIDDING at 9:00 am on 5/24/2017 at PS ORANGECO, Inc., 1470 Main St., Weymouth, MA 02190. The personal goods stored therein by the below named occupant (s): Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit

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Leon, Mario Pike, Grace Small, Robert Baker, Shawn Parker, David Jackson, Sheryl Chevalier, Diane Dangora, Stephanie Hallisey, Thomas Mariano, Lorena Downey, Robert Keefe, Patrick Campanale, Dean Veliz, Omar Oneill, Justin Mac Donald, Anne Higgins, Mike Belben, Nancy Carter, Dorothy Willey, James Souther, Susan Crowley, Jason

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PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. ALL GOODS SOLD “AS IS” and must be removed at time of sale. PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale and to cancel auction without further notice. Kerrilyn Ross, agent for owners. Notice posted May 9th and May 16th 2017.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION BY COMPETITIVE BIDDING at 9:00 am on 5/24/2017 at PS ORANGECO, Inc., 432 Washington St., Weymouth, MA 02188. The personal goods stored therein by the below named occupant (s): Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit

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PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. ALL GOODS SOLD “AS IS” and must be removed at time of sale. PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale and to cancel auction without further notice. Kerrilyn Ross, agent for owners. Notice posted May 9th and May 16th 2017. IMPORTANT INFORMATION: All classified advertising is subject to the terms and conditions of the applicable Metro Classified rate card and to approval and acceptance at Metro U.S. option. Metro US reserves the right to edit, reject, cancel or reclassify an ad, and reserves the right to convert any classified advertising to alternative formats for use and publication in other Metro U.S. publications. It is the advertiser’s sole responsibility to check each ad the first day it is published. Metro U.S. assumes no responsibility for any reason, for any error or omission in any ad.

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT James E Jackson vs. Karen Jackson To the Defendant: Suffolk Probate and Family Court 24 New Chardon Street, Boston, MA 02114 The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court grant a divorce for irretrievable breakdown. The Complaint is on file at the Court. An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: James E Jackson, 860 Harrison Ave Apt 809, Boston, MA 02118 your answer, if any, on or before 07/09/2017. If you fail to do so, the court will proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court.

WITNESS, Hon. Joan P Armstrong, First Justice of this Court.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION BY COMPETITIVE BIDDING at 9:00 am on 5/24/2017 at PS ORANGECO, Inc., 2030 Main St., Brockton, MA 02301. The personal goods stored therein by the below named occupant (s): Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit

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PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. ALL GOODS SOLD “AS IS” and must be removed at time of sale. PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale and to cancel auction without further notice. Kerrilyn Ross, agent for owners. Notice posted May 9th and May 16th 2017.

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