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TRUMP TO MIDDLE EAST: AMERICAN CLIMBER DIES NORTH KOREA TESTS DRIVE OUT EXTREMISTS ON MOUNT EVEREST ANOTHER MISSILE

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President Donald Trump urged Arab and Islamic leaders on Sunday to unite and do their share to defeat Islamist extremists, making an impassioned plea to “drive out” terrorists while toning down his own harsh rhetoric about Muslims. Trump singled out Iran as a key source of funding and support for militant groups. His words aligned with the views of his Saudi Arabian hosts and sent a tough message

to Tehran the day after Hassan Rouhani won a second term as Iran’s president. The U.S. president did not use his signature term “radical Islamic terrorism,” a signal that he decided to employ a more moderate tone in the region after using the phrase repeatedly as a presidential candidate. REUTERS

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An American climber on Mount Everest died Sunday, officials said, the third death on the world’s highest mountain in the past month and raising safety concerns for climbers. Roland Yearwood, 50, from Alabama, perished at an altitude of about 27,500 feet in an area called “death zone” which is known for thin air, Murari Sharma of the Everest Parivas trekking company

that sponsored his climb said. “We have confirmation of his death but no other details are known,” Sharma told Reuters in Kathmandu. “It is also unclear if he was on his way up or down from the summit,” he said. Yearwood was part of a 16-member team led by American climber Dan Mazur that is climbing the normal Southeast Ridge route from the Nepali side of the mountain. REUTERS

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Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau made an unscheduled appearance jogging through a high school prom photo in Vancouver. Trudeau had been out for a run along the Stanley Park Seawall when he passed a group of students in formal wear. His official photographer Adam Scotti tweeted a picture of the moment, captioned: “Prom season in #Vancouver.”

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The clowns, animal acts and acrobats of the storied Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus took their final bow at an arena outside New York City on Sunday in the farewell performance of the “Greatest Show on Earth” after nearly 150 years. Capping a legacy that stretches back to the legendary 19th century showman P.T. Barnum, the circus bids adieu at a series of shows over the

weekend at newly refurbished Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale on New York’s Long Island. The finale, announced by parent Feld Entertainment Inc. in January, came a year after the company bowed to pressure from animal rights activists and agreed to stop using elephants in its performances. A featured attraction for more than a century, the elephants had come to symbolize the Ringling Bros. brand. REUTERS

a week ago was liquid-fueled, and flew further. North Korea has defied all calls to rein in its nuclear and missile programs, even from China, its lone major ally, saying the weapons are needed for legitimate self-defense. The reclusive state has been working to develop a nuclear-tipped missile capable of striking the U.S. mainland. REUTERS

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North Korea fired a ballistic missile into waters off its east coast on Sunday, its second missile test in a week, which South Korea said dashed the hopes of the South’s new liberal government for peace between the neighbors. A South Korean military official said the missile appeared to be an upgraded, extended-range version of the North’s solid-fuel submarinelaunched missile. The missile fired

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Boston startup Sea Machines gets funding for self-driving boats The company is launching pilot programs to test autonomous boats for oil spill cleanups and ocean surveying. KRISTIN TOUSSAINT @kristindakota

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You may have seen selfdriving cars roaming the streets of Boston recently, but the autonomous technology isn’t just for use on land. Sea Machines, a startup based in East Boston, is now developing a selfpiloting system for boats. The company recently raised $1.5 million in funding from multiple investors. With that, it plans to launch three pilot programs — two in the United States and one in Europe, said founder Michael Johnson. “We spent two years developing the alpha technology and testing on water in the Boston Harbor,â€? Johnson said. “Now, we’re launching our beta product, and really this year is about getting that product out into the wild, into the commercial market [so it can be] tested and trialed.â€? But conditions on open waters are often unpredictable. Marine surveyor

An unmanned vessel, left, collaborates with a manned boat to demonstrate towing an oil spill containment boom. COURTESY OF SEA MACHINES

Michael Tuttle questioned if autonomous technology was really a viable replacement for human crews. “I wish them all the luck that it will be successful, but I can see some waves on the horizon,� said Tuttle, manager of Marine Services at Gray and Pape, a Providence environmental consulting firm. “Without people on the boats to be there when there is a problem — because there always

are problems on boats — I think that’s kind of an issue.� Sea Machines believes that “robotics bring value to things that are dull, dirty and dangerous,� as Johnson put it — including tasks like oil spill cleanups. Autonomous boats could continue collecting oil for days on end without requiring breaks or exposing crewmembers to potentially harmful toxins, he said.

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They also think the tech could help with offshore surveying for nautical charts and/or construction projects such as offshore wind farms. But Tuttle said boats need to have people around when unexpected problems arise. “When you’re doing a survey offshore, you can see the weather turning and you can make a decision as a human being, ‘I’m going to get out of the

water now.’ If no humans are on a vessel to do that, will the vessel stay out in poor conditions?� he asked. He also wondered whether self-piloted boats would hurt the livelihoods of living, breathing seamen and women. “Technology has made us more efficient,� he said, “[but] it’s kind of not good, because if nobody is on a boat, it cuts jobs.� Johnson asserted that

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self-piloting boats are the perfect fit for certain types of work in the waters. “It will keep crews safe, reduce risk and liability, and overall increase productivity and efficiency because we can keep working without having to worry about the care and concern of changing out the crew,� he said. Because Sea Machines isn’t building new boats from scratch, their technology can fit into already existing vessels. The company creates a control system, which uses radar, that can be added when a ship is upgraded, Johnson said, since “most operators keep their vessels for 20 to 30 years.� Johnson understands that the marine industry “kind of happens in the shadows� because we live on land, but he also noted that 71 percent of the Earth’s surface is water, and that means a lot of opportunity for Sea Machines. “I think autonomy is even better suited for the marine market because of the wide open spaces, relatively slower speed and less interaction as compared to cars,� Johnson said. “We’ll see a higher number of autonomous vessels out there as compared to autonomous cars in the future.�

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WHAT A FINE RELIGION YOU PEOPLE HAVE Look who’s pals with the Muslims now! After famously snarling that “Islam hates us” and campaigning for a ban on all Muslims entering the United States, Donald Trump stood before the world’s Muslim leaders and sounded almost like a normal American president. The fight against terror “is not a battle between different faiths, different sects or different civilizations,” he said Sunday in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the first stop of his first overseas trip as president. “This is a battle between those who seek to obliterate human life and those who seek to protect it.” The less bombastic tone was instantly welcomed around the world

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and at home. Trump didn’t quite apologize — this president never apologizes — for the overheated rhetoric that helped elect him. But reading the careful words that staffers had clearly written, the only question was how much of it he actually believed. One of two things explained the more measured tone: Either Trump has come to understand that it makes no sense to continue alienating America’s Muslim allies, our best defense against future acts of terror — or,

in a desperate quest for face-to-face approval, he just can’t stand not to be liked by whoever’s sitting across from him. We’ve seen this movie before. Trump campaigned against NATO as “obsolete” until NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg showed up in Washington. Suddenly, everything changed. “I said it was obsolete,” the president said of the key Atlantic alliance. “It’s no longer obsolete.” Similarly, Trump claimed China was “raping” the U.S. economy and vowed to label China a currency manipulator on his first day in office. Then, Chinese President Xi Jinping came to Mar-a-Lago, where he wasn’t served the Big Mac that Trump had

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once promised. Over the most beautiful piece of chocolate cake ever, the rape talk was history, and China was “not a currency manipulator” anymore. The flips just keep flopping, often though not always because of physical proximity: Fed chair Janet Yellen (from bad to good), FBI Director James Comey (from good to bad), Barack Obama (bad to good to bad again), Megyn Kelly

(bad, good, bad), Vladimir Putin (good to bad to good to better to great to God knows what’s coming next). Whatever. He certainly sounded less hateful yesterday. These days, I’m

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Massachusetts college apologizes for racist tweets on hacked Twitter account A Massachusetts state college apologized on Saturday for Twitter messages filled with racist language, anti-immigrant speech and praise for President Donald Trump that had been sent from its hacked social media account. Salem State University President Patricia Meservey said in an emailed statement that none of the recent tweets, which were sent out around 11:45 p.m. Friday, represented the views of the school. “We have done great work in the area of social justice and will continue to do so until incidents such as this no longer occur,” Meservey said. “As a community, we are committed to stand against such hateful acts.” According to screenshot photos posted online, the tweets called the Black Lives Matter movement “unneeded and unnecessary,” said that Trump “has done nothing but great things” for America and used a racial slur to describe former President Barack Obama. One tweet said “immigrant thieves” were not welcome in the United States and that “our education revolves around white working Americans.” A subsequent post included Trump’s campaign

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slogan “Make America Great Again.” Many Americans have sensed an unsettling rise in racial hostility since Trump took office in January, or at least a greater willingness by some to express it, according to a recent Reuters/Ipsos

opinion poll. The number of hate crimes in the United States has surged since his election, fueled by passions inflamed during a campaign that focused on issues such as race, religion and national origin, according to a report from the

Center for the Study of Hate & Extremism at California State University in San Bernardino. Meservey said campus police regained control of the account soon after the university learned of the hack, deleted the tweets, and were putting additional security in place to prevent future incidents. Salem State University has an enrollment of about 9,000. About 35 percent of the freshmen class last year were of racial minorities, its website said. The investigation into the hack, which occurred on the night before the school’s graduation ceremony, was not completed, the university said. REUTERS

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But where was Meghan Markle? After much fuss, Pippa Middleton finally wed very rich dude James Matthews. It was beautiful. Pippa wore a lovely lace Giles Deacon confection. Cherubic Caucasian children milled about, the boys dressed in their finest Shakespeareanera pantaloons, the girls in Coachella-inspired flower crowns. And there was Prince Harry, striding alongside his brother, Prince William. But where was Meghan Markle? Although the 35-yearold did not attend with her royal boo thang, the Hot Ginger Prince, she did show up at the reception afterward. Despite earlier reports that Markle would be attending the wedding ceremony, she just skipped ahead to the fun reception part instead. Smart girl! According to E!, the couple made their arrival at MIddleton and Matthews’ reception Saturday evening at the Middleton family home in Bucklebury. And as a source told the site,

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Markle and Harry were wary of shifting the focus to themselves on Middleton’s wedding day, because they know they are hotter and cooler. “Right now Harry and Meghan are leaning towards not wanting to attract extra attention, especially on a day that’s not about them,” says the source. That’s like, really nice of them.

What would a Dwayne Johnson presidency even look like? Dwayne Johnson just won’t stop talking about maybe running for president in the year 2020. I’m not so sure we’ll even make it to the year 2020 without some sort of apocalyptic, “Mad Max: Fury Road” style situation, but the 45-year-old “Baywatch” star is richer than me and therefore way more optimistic. Johnson showed up to “Satur-

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day Night Live” to (maybe) jokingly announce that he would be running for president with Tom Hanks as his running mate. Oh my days! Since The Rock won’t stop talking about running for the not-that-coveted position of 46th POTUS, I think it’s important to consider who, exactly, would be in his cabinet. Please take this

journey with me. Tom Hanks, of course, would be the vice president, giving us the Joe Biden sass and camaraderie we so miss. Secretary of state would be Jesse Ventura because of course Dwayne Johnson would bring some people from his pro wrestling past into his administration. People he can trust. Secretary of defense would be Zac Efron because, I don’t know, this is fantasy world and he has a very strong core. Secretary of education? Brendan Fraser. Did I watch any of “The Mummy” movies? Nope. But they were both in them.

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Beyonce had a very elaborate baby shower It seems so long ago that Beyonce shook us all to our very respective cores by announcing that she was pregnant with twins. Since then, she has given us no other information, because Beyonce will do whatever she wants. So speculate as we may want to, we don’t really know what the gender of these babies are. And we don’t know w h e n they’re due either. This could be a hint though: Over the weekend, Beyonce threw a celebrity-studded push party, a celebration known to us normals as a baby shower.

The 35-year-old decorated her belly with henna, of course, and was joined by the likes of La La Anthony and Serena Williams. The superstar has been laying low in the past couple of months, but recently, Our Lady Bey — along with husband Jay Z, 47, and daughter Blue Ivy, 5 — have chosen Los Angeles as their new home base for their growing family. According to Hollywood Life, the Carters dropped $120 million on their new, luxurious Bel Air mansion. So now we just sit and wait for announcement of the twins’ birth. And wait.

Katy Perry’s new song, ‘Swish Swish,’ is probably about T. Swift, yawn As most people unfortunately know, Katy Perry and Taylor Swift have been in a near constant state of polite feuding. Earlier this month, Perry kept things vague, saying that while her new album “Witness” wouldn’t be dissing anybody in particular, it would be damn

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The Greenway will also install tetherball courts, new public artwork and Adirondack chairs for visitors to enjoy. “The Z will offer visitors a new perspective on Boston,” Keelin Purcell, the Greenway’s associate director of programs said in a statement. “The zipline, art and tetherball games add to our nearby Carousel and fountains as terrific, all-ages, familyfriendly attractions.” This isn’t the first time the Greenway has brought a zipline to town, as a similar installation was featured at Dewey Square Park in February. I f y o u ’ r e a f r a i d to zoom across Boston by yourself, don’t worry. The Z will feature a pair of cables so you and a buddy can scream your heads off together. The attraction will be around until the fall, with daily rides available from 11 a.m. to around 7 p.m. Tickets for a single ride with cost $8, while pairs can enjoy the zipline for $15.

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After trekking through years of medical school, getting certified as pediatrician makes the journey well worth it. After all, “pediatrics is a fun environment,” says Dr. Blaze Gusic, a pediatrician at the Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center. Sure, some children are terrified of going to the doctor. “We try to make it an environment that is kid-friendly,” he says. “That means bright colors and lots of cartoon characters on the walls.” Not to mention toys and games in the waiting area. We spoke with Gusic to find out more about the profession. What does a pediatrician do? A pediatrician is a medical doctor who specializes in caring for children from birth until 21 years of age. But it goes beyond administer-

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and 2024, during which an estimated 3,600 jobs will open up. The pros “It’s always gratifying to watch a child grow from an infant into a toddler, preschooler and onwards,” says Gusic. It’s also rewarding to develop relationships with families, which in some cases can even cross generations. “Some of us who have been do-

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coming from disadvantaged social and economic situations, and witness firsthand what happens when children grow up in poor conditions, he continues. “In many areas of the country where there is a lack of access to care, children’s basic health needs are not being met, and young children are especially vulnerable to these stressors,” explains Gusic.

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Those who are accepted are paid an hourly wage of $11, and are later employed by one of Revature’s partner companies — which range from Capital One to the Department of Labor. “Coming out of college, I read tons of job listings asking for years, sometimes even decades worth of experience, using tools I was unfamiliar with,” 23-year-old recent Revature grad, Travis Pierre recounts. It was during the course of the program that he learned everything he would need to obtain his current role as a software developer for a federal agency.

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ing to start working for American Express, that means they’ll begin with a thorough training in a financial institution related system, says Vacca. Feedback from corporate clients informs that employers want workers who are more than just technologically competent, says Vacca. “One thing we’ve heard loud and clear was: We need better communication skills,” he explains. “There’s always going to be the stereotype of the software developer sitting in a backroom and coding for 48 hours straight, but that’s not a reality.” Instead, coders are often speaking to different

units in the company, so they need to understand how to communicate effectively, says Vacca. To prepare for this, students complete a series of exercises, which include going out to Starbucks and sparking up a conversation with a complete stranger. They also run through mock interviews, prepare for business meetings, and are even prepped on how to dress professionally. For Pierre, that means heading off to work each day with confidence. “It feels amazing being able to hold your own in a room full of mid- tosenior level developers,” he says. SARA FEINSTEIN

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by Kristine R. Baxter to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., dated April 16, 2008 and recorded with the Suffolk County Registry of Deeds at Book 43401, Page 84, of which 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 10:00 a.m. on May 31, 2017, on the mortgaged premises located at 9 Hawthorne Place, Unit 9-5M, Hawthorne Place Condominium, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage,

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