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FAA: Kids on way to ski trip before aircraft went down in cemetery A number of children were killed yesterday when their plane crashed into a cemetery in remote Montana, according to the Federal Aviation Authority.

“All of a sudden the pilot lost control and went into a nosedive. He couldn’t pull out in time and crashed into the trees of the cemetery.” Eyewitness

The FAA said it was thought the children were going on a skiing trip when their single-engine Pilatus PC-12 aircraft plunged to the ground near the Butte airport yesterday afternoon.

There was confusion last night as to the number of dead passen-

gers and crewmembers. The FAA reported the number as 17, but the Pilatus PC-12 is usually only licensed to carry nine or 10 passengers, plus a crew of one.

An eyewitness to the crash told the Montana Standard newspaper the plane was doing steep an-

gular turns before spiraling down. “All of a sudden the pilot lost control and went into a nosedive,” said Kenny Gulick, 14. “He couldn’t pull out in time and crashed into the trees of the cemetery.”

A Los Angeles-based FAA offi-

cial said the plane had taken off from Redlands, Calif., yesterday, stopping in Vacaville before heading for Oroville, Calif.

Tom Hagler, a mechanic at the Oroville airport, said last night that he let about a dozen children who were on the plane use the airport bathroom.

From Oroville it was headed to the ski resort of Bozeman but diverted at some stage during the flight. The reason for the diversion unknown.

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JP favorite finds a new home Jamaica Plain yesterday celebrated the move of one of its icons, the Bella Luna Restaurant and Milky Way

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drum corps, the throng of roughly 1,000 residents danced their way to the site at The Brewery Complex, reflecting on how the

Hyde Square establishment had helped change the community since opening on a dicey block 15 years ago.

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“I can tell you, I’m going to bring my ‘A’ game and I think they should look forward to bringing theirs as well.”

Gov. Deval Patrick said when asked about potential opponents vying for his job, including Treasurer Timothy Cahill, who gave a “tenative yes” to a gubernatorial bid in 2010.

Traffic stop to drug bust A simple traffic stop Saturday turned into a large drug bust. At 3 a.m., a trooper pulled over a car crossing the double yellow line in Quincy. The driver, Fran Mathieu, 24, of Randolph, admitted he had marijuana. The trooper found $15,000 worth of crack cocaine and $1,700 in cash. Mathieu was arrested. METRO

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BOSTON. A Massachusetts man is headed to trial for the rape of a man with mental disability. William Senay, Jr., of Fall River is charged with rape and indecent assault and battery on the 25-year-old man.

Senay’s nephew, Buddy Smith, was convicted in January of raping the victim multiple times from 2004 to 2006. Smith is currently serving seven to 10 years in prison. Jury selection for Senay’s trial begins today at Taunton Superior Court. Senay faces an additional charge of witness intimidation in New Bedford District Court for allegedly following a member of the victim’s family after a pretrial hearing.

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One dead in car crash A two-car accident on I-495 in Taunton early yesterday morning left one dead and up to seven others injured. The cause of the crash is still under investigation. METRO

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fire in Medford may have been a coverup for an earlier theft of city property, officials told The Boston Globe. Investigators believe that the fire may have been started in several places around the building, according to Deputy Fire Chief Martin Cunniff. No injuries were reported.

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School principal faces disciplinary action for not properly reporting students’ underage drinking. Terika Smith, principal of Lawrence High’s “International School,” is scheduled to attend an administrative hearing this week as part of an investigation into six students drinking on campus.

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Eighty-year-old Jose Rivera said that whenever he walked into the Bella Luna Restaurant and Milky Way Lounge, his body underwent a transformation.

“My mind froze when I was in there. My feet didn’t touch the ground,” Rivera said, indicating that the vibe inside the beloved Centre Street locale was sometimes hard to put into words.

Words were hardly necessary yesterday when

“We’re all in this together” Charlie Rose, owner of Bella Luna Rivera and roughly 1,000 others marked the restaurant’s move to Amory Street with a parade through the streets of Jamaica Plain.

Several donned costumes, carried their kids and played instruments for the hourlong march that showed how far the community had come since the hot spot opened in a troubled Hyde Square 15 years ago.

“This was a very tough

Goodwill for brides

Shoppers had hundreds of new wedding dresses to choose from at the “Brides on a Budget” event held at the Goodwill headquarters in Roxbury. All proceeds benefited Goodwill.

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Kaitlyn Jolly dances to the drum beats of Bloco Afro Brazil during yesterday’s relocation parade for Bella Luna and the Milky Way in Jamaica Plain.

spot,” said owner Charlie Rose outside the Centre Street location, where drugs and violence were once prevalent.

Jackie MacDonald, 28, celebrated five birthdays, a “going-away party” and “coming-home party” in the old location, which officially closed Saturday night. She still recalls her first visit.

“I was blown away,” said MacDonald, who had a par-

ticular affinity for “Salsa Night” on Saturdays.

Rose called the establishment — which will open anew in April — a “community living room” and said the broad support for a neighborhood original is important in difficult economic times.

“We’re all in this together,” he said.

The new location at The Brewery complex will feature more outdoor seating but no space for its signature candlepin lanes. Judging by yesterday’s turnout, slight changes in the offerings appear inconsequential.

Why is there no MBTA bus route along Washington Street from Newton Corner to Natick Center? The route would include the Woodland MBTA station, Newton-Wellesley Hospital, various business and medical offices, three colleges and numerous stores and shopping areas.

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In general, a bus route along this corridor would be competing for passengers with the Framingham/ Worcester Commuter Rail line, which includes station stops at Natick, Wellesley Square, West Newton, and Newtonville Stations, among others.

With MBTA resources presently stretched to their limits, it would be difficult at this time to introduce a new service that would serve a corridor already being served by another MBTA service.

It should be noted that opportunities exist for transferring between the Green Line and bus service in Natick. The MetroWest Regional Transit Authority operates several bus routes in Natick and Framingham, including the MWRTA Route 1 bus route that serves Route 9 in Natick.

For more information about bus service in Natick, please visit www.mwrta.com.

Send your questions for MBTA General Manager Dan Grabauskas to matthew.killorin@metro.us

Patrick calls for state employee pension reform BOSTON. Gov. Deval Patrick yesterday discussed his support for reforms targeting “egregious” public employee pension system abuses and loopholes, hosting a press conference that the Senate’s top Republican labeled damage control.

Saying he hoped his ideas would be incorporated into a bill being developed by the House, Patrick outlined a series of reform measures, in-

cluding ending state employee eligibility to collect an entire year’s worth of benefits for working just one out of 365 days.

Already on lawmakers’ todo list for this session, the reform ideas Patrick outlined are meant to “re-establish the financial integrity of the pension system” and to “regain the public’s confidence and trust in state government by eliminating

some of these abuses,” the governor said.

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Taking it back Another aspect of Patrick’s reform plans limits benefit calculation criteria to salary and wages, prohibiting pensioners from factoring things like housing and transportation allowances into their compensation packages.

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Javier Mendoza was stationed in Boston with the Coast Guard when he met his wife, Jaclyn. On June 23, 2006, they got married and about 18 months ago, Jaclyn gave birth to a boy named Cameron. Life was good, until last November, when Javier was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia.

“It was devastating,” Jaclyn said. “We never expected it to happen, especially when everything is going perfect.”

Mendoza learned that because of his ethnicity, his chances of finding a bone marrow donor to help him overcome ALL, a cancer of the white blood cells, were slim. Less than 6 percent of the National Marrow Donor Program is of Hispanic descent.

“I could never picture my life without him,” said Justene Spaulding, Men-

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BOSTON. Jury selection is expected to begin today in the trial of a man accused of a gruesome Fenway murder 18 years ago, one of six alleged killers before Suffolk County juries this week.

Kurvin Richardson, 38, is accused of killing 18-yearold Noemi Roman — his then-girlfriend’s sister — as the victim's toddler son looked on. Richardson was arrested in 2005 after DNA evidence linked him to the Peterborough Street crime.

According to prosecutors, Roman’s body was found by firefighters responding to a gas leak. She was left beaten and stabbed beside a stove that had been stuffed with aerosol cans and turned on.

Also on trial this week: Quincy Butler, 35, and William Wood, 34: Prosecution testimony is underway, charging Butler and Wood with murdering a 59-year-old woman and shooting her 48-year-old roommate in the eye during a botched robbery in Feb. 2004.

Manuel “Spank” Andrade, 35: One of two men charged in the shootout that claimed the life of 22-year-old Chiara Levin outside a Dorchester house party two years ago.

Andrade’s target in the shootout, Casimiro Barros, was convicted last month of voluntary manslaughter.

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Overall, there are 300,000 people worldwide who are looking for donors.

doza’s sister in-law and the organizer of a drive that took place yesterday in South Boston and others planned for Chelsea and Dorchester.

“Over the years they’ve come up with ways to extract bone marrow so it’s not as painful anymore,” she said.

Mendoza is currently being treated at a California hospital for a lung infection. Doctors say with a bone marrow transfer, his chances of survival are 50 percent.

“We are in it togethVisit er,” Mendoza’s mothwww.dkms er, Yolanda, said.

“He is not alone. I’m americas.org/ to asking for people to donate or find out come out and save about the next my son, Jaclyn’s husJustene Spaulding and her fiance Ryan Spitz drive. band and Cameron’s organized a Bone Marrow Drive in South Boston dad.” yesterday to help save the life of Javier T. Mendoz.

News in brief BOSTON. The intersection of

Brookline Avenue and Riverway in the Fenway area was flooded early this morning by a break in a water main and was closed to

traffic into the evening. Police received a call about 7 a.m. reporting water gushing from the street in front of Emmanuel College.

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BOSTON. The Massachusetts Republican Party is hitting the road to rebuild its weakening image. The party is planning a statewide series of six “MassGOP Grassroots Forums” that aim to gather ideas on how to revamp the party at the local level. With just 16 members currently serving in the Massachusetts House and only five in the Senate, the party has been struggling for more than a decade. The first forum will occur Wednesday in West Springfield at the Municipal Office Building.

Other forums are scheduled in Plymouth, Fall River, Dedham, Andover and Worcester.

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DPH reopens case on flubbed surgery BOSTON. The Department of Public Health has reopened and widened an investigation into a botched plastic surgery at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center after pressure from the outraged patient.

Colleagues had observed the man’s surgeon, Dr. Loren J. Borud, nodding off during surgery and leaving the operating room before completing the June 27 procedure. The DPH was first criticized in October for closing the case without interviewing the doctor who took over for two-thirds of the surgery, or the patient, Michael K. Hicks of Quincy.

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‘Hillary’ in court The justices’ review of the slashing documentary, “Hillary: The Movie,” financed by longtime critics of Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, may settle the question of whether the government can regulate a politically charged film as a campaign ad. AP

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‘Confident’ in rebound As president pushes agenda, team promises turnaround within a year The Obama administration is “incredibly confident” the U.S. economy will rebound within a year, a top adviser said yesterday, before a critical week in efforts to flesh out and sell the president’s recovery agenda.

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“We will be seeing signs the economy is turning around,” Christina Romer, head of the White House

Council of Economic Advisers, told the “Fox News Sunday” program.

On CNN’s “State of the Union” show, Romer said she had “every expectation, as do private forecasters, that we will bottom out this year and actually be growing again by the end of the year.”

President Barack Obama’s steps to reverse a deep recession and restruc-

Geithner’s not getting out President Barack Obama on Saturday stepped up his weeklong defense of much-criticized Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, saying he would not accept his resignation even if it was tendered.

ture the ailing U.S. financial system have global implications as he prepares to meet leaders of major developed and developing nations at a Group of 20 summit in early April.

But Obama’s reform plans and the vast spending envisioned to reboot the world’s largest economy and purge at least $1 trillion in “toxic” assets from banks face steep re-

sistance from some in Congress and corporate boardrooms.

In two key parts of the agenda, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is expected to unveil longawaited details of his bank bailout plan today and then, at a congressional hearing on Thursday, to expand on proposals for financial regulatory reform.

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A shift in the blame game Two months in, support for Obama starting to crack

Leaders beg for infrastructure cash

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There are two camps out there, and we’re not talking Democrats versus Republicans. We’re talking President Barack Obama versus everyone else.

As even some loyal Democrats begin to slip away from Obama’s economic plans, expressing skepticism that even a second stimulus will have lasting effects on the economy, the debate is heating up: Is this recession becoming a failure of “the Obama economy,” or is it still the enduring mess of the Bush administration?

Well, that measure won’t be gauged by Washington’s political players, said finance expert Bruce Fenton. It will be decided in the court of public opinion, and the page is getting dangerously close to turnNEW YORK.

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WASHINGTON. California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, along with Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell, said on NBC’s “Meet the Press” yesterday the United States needs to spend up to $1.6 trillion to make up for decades of neglect on infrastructure.

The $787 billion stimulus package signed into law last month includes $80.5 billion to fix roads, bridges, mass transit and waterways. President Barack Obama also put $72.5 billion for transportation spending in his budget proposal for 2010. But those figures are far short of the $2.2 trillion estimated for repairs, let alone new projects. REUTERS

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“Unfortunately for President Obama, people have short memories,” said Fenton, founder of financial consulting firm Atlantic Financial Inc. “Blame has started to shift [toward him]. When more people feel the effects of job loss

and [home values falling] they will look for someone to blame, and the president is a natural choice.”

Almost every economic indicator predicts millions more jobs will be lost this year, and the unemployment rate could break double digits. Polls show Americans aren’t opti-

Actress Natasha Richardson, who died last week after a skiing accident, was buried near her home in upstate New York yesterday.

A private service was held at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Millbrook.

The 45-year-old actress married her husband, actor Liam Neeson, at the same church. The couple have two sons, aged 12 and 13.

Members of the Westboro Baptist Church said they would picket the service. The Church’s Web site carried hateful messages about the actress, as she had campaigned for AIDS research.

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mistic that the federal stimulus will have an impact on their personal financial situations. But they also seem willing to heed the White House’s warning that a recovery will take time. Obama still enjoys a better-than-60percent approval rating.

“The guy has only been in office for two months. I mean, really?” quipped Twitterer Dawn Trecker when asked if Obama should be blamed for the continued economic crisis.

nears completion After five decades, the job is almost finished. The the Dictionary of American Regional English, a collection of regional words and phrases, is beloved by linguists and authors and used as a reference in professions as diverse as acting and police work. A new federal grant will help the last volume, letters S through Z, get published next year, joining the first four volumes already in print.

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A foolproof solution to Sudoku?

Puzzle enthusiasts don’t have long to work out the solutions to any leftover Sudokus they may have previously deemed too difficult to complete. That’s because today, a U.S. computer scientist has said he will reveal his secret: A formula he says will definitively solve any — and every — Sudoku puzzle.

Sudoku, created in 1979

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A police officer shot during a traffic stop was declared brain dead yesterday and on life support, a day after three other officers were fatally shot in what was the deadliest day in the Oakland department's history, police said.

Officer John Hege, 41, was being kept alive on life support after being gravely wounded in the first of

two shootings on Saturday.

Parolee Lovelle Mixon, 26, opened fire on Hege and Sgt. Mark Dunakin after they pulled him over Saturday afternoon, police said. Dunakin died that day.

Mixon was slain later Saturday in a gunfight with police that left two more officers dead. Those officers were Sgt. Ervin Romans and Sgt. Daniel Sakai.

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Liam Neeson arrives with his two sons, Richardson’s sister and a niece.

A computer scientist has found an algorithm to solve Sudoku.

Crook, the alleged Sudoku code breaker, has said he will publish his algorithm

on the Web Site of the American Mathematical Society.

“I’m sorry to hear somebody discovered how to do it. It takes all the fun ... out of it.”

Dexter But a definitive solution method is exactly what many puzzle lovers dread most.

“I’m sorry to hear somebody’s discovered how to do it,” said Colin Dexter, puzzle fan and author of the Inspector Morse crime series. “It takes all the fun and struggle out of it.”

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Hamas: Obama is opening doors President Barack Obama is using a “new language” in relations with the Middle East and an official overture toward Hamas is only a matter of time, the Islamist group’s leader Khaled Meshaal said in a newspaper interview.

“A new language toward the region is coming from President Obama. The challenge for everybody is for this to be the prelude for a genuine change,” Meshaal told Italian daily La Repubblica.

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Pope warns Africa: Let go‘cloudsof evil’ Pope Benedict, addressing the biggest crowd of his trip, yesterday challenged Africans to cast aside the “clouds of evil” of wars, corruption and tribal strife and forge a new path to peace and prosperity.

“Tragically, the clouds of evil have also overshadowed Africa, including this beloved nation of Angola.” Benedict

On his last full day in Africa he said a Mass for a crowd estimated by police and organizers at some one million people. At its start, he prayed for two women killed in a stadium stampede at one of his events.

Two women in their early 20s were killed in a stampede to enter the stadium in central Luanda several hours before the pope presided at a youth rally on Saturday. The Vatican said it had been told that up to 40 people were injured.

In his last major message, read from a massive platform covered by a huge canopy to shelter him from the sun, the pope drove home a message he has been sounding for a week — that Africa had to shed its systemic ills.

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Purchases rose 0.2 percent after gaining 0.6 percent in January, according to the median estimate in a Bloomberg News survey ahead of Commerce Department figures due March 27. Combined sales of new and existing homes likely dropped to the lowest level in at least a decade, and orders for durable goods fell for a seventh straight month, other reports may show.

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Take your barista, for example: Does she automatically get your spare change in her cup? What about the guy who hands you your bag of takeout: Does he get a couple of dollars?

Etiquette experts say it’s not necessary, but might be wise if you see them often.

While at home, if there are services you are unsure about how much to tip, call ahead and ask what the norm is. In situations where there can be multiple people looking after you, such as a spa, the easiest thing to do is tip 15 to 20 percent on the bill, and ask that the tip be dispersed amongst the staff that attended to you.

When travelling, it’s best to keep a bunch of small bills on hand so that you’re prepared and don’t feel awkward asking for change or giving more than you wanted to. Be sure to check into the cultural norms wherever you are visiting.

In any case, never leave zero if you were unhappy with the service without speaking to a manager first. Not leaving anything just makes you look cheap and won’t solve the problem. You may receive some kind of compensation for letting someone know about the problem so they can fix it.

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“Being moved by a performer is almost narcotic.”

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The final three days of the SXSW Music and Media Conference in Austin were full of more surprises and more arguments why you absolutely need to see an act perform live to know what they’re really about.

The feeling of being moved by a performer is almost narcotic, especially when you don’t expect it.

Having hoofed out of the downtown area to a charming oasis called Ms. Bea’s, I was underwhelmed by the much buzzed about Vivian Girls on Friday, and was prepared to give the next band one song before heading back to the main drag.

But from the first stinging note Titus Andronicus singer Andrew Cedermark sang, I was hooked. The band from Glenrock, N.J.,

Kissy Sell Out are looking for a record deal in the States.

Vivian Girls Crystal Stilts Major acts such as Metallica and Kanye West,who made surprise appearances and took audiences away from deserving, unestablished artists. METRO/PH

Underrated Sleepy Sun Thee Oh Sees Wild Beast

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REVIEW. Performances I caught in other parts of the city gave similar heart flutters to those at Ms. Bea’s: The Hold Steady at Rachael Ray’s party; The Shivers and Jana Hunter at a house party in South Austin; and Somalian rapper K’naan, whose emotional closer, “Wavin’ Flag”, will be a ginormous crossover anthem if it gets into the right or wrong hands, depending on how you look at it.

Janelle Monáe put on a set so tight and Pick up entertaining at Metro tomorrow the surprisingly for a report less-thanon how your capacity Austin local bands Music Hall that represented in she could have Austin. played all night and it still would have seemed too short.

Her 1950s teddy boy look, her theatricality and playful PAT HEALY/METRO

Although there were literally not enough hours in the day to watch the 1,800 bands playing in Austin, Texas, for these past four days, the rush of discovering one that you dig but hadn’t previously even heard of almost makes you want to try.

has elements of their state’s finest, with Misfits-type attack and Springsteen-like working man’s glory.

If the rush of finding this feeling is narcotic, I became like a junkie the next day, chasing the same high. Ms. Bea’s itself is a tiny watering hole; it was not uncommon for a Harley to cut through the dirt parking lot. The smell of barbecue would surf in from out front on waves of cool wind. And speaking of surfing, passing people over the crowd seems to be making a huge comeback.

Other highlights at Ms. Bea’s were Thee Oh Sees, a San Francisco five-piece that play driving good-time sounds, and the Brooklyn duo Japanther, who play along to pre-recorded cassette tracks and had a presence of sheer positivity, quoting the Zulu Nation mantra of peace, love, unity and having fun.

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“Janelle Monáe could have played all night and it still would have seemed too short.” choreography, and her positive songs are all well and good, but it’s her pipes that make her a show worth seeing. Her rendition of Charlie Chaplin’s “Smile” on Thursday night left nary a dry eye in the house as she knelt on a drum stool next to her guitarist.

And then there was Kissy Sell Out, who, with their unrestrained cover of EMF’s “Unbelievable,” lured me off the street while en route to another venue. It was so worthy of coverage that they get their own little feature below.

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SXSW MORE THINGS WE NOTICED AT 1. People dressing

up in costume to promote their acts.

2. Crowd surfing like it was 1991.

3. Lots of mohawks

Titus Andronicus, top, and Monáe, bottom, were highlights.

Londoner Kissy is no Sell Out INTERVIEW. The first thing you notice is the keytar. The next thing is the “is this guy for real?” mullet on the dude playing said keytar.

But what endures about the first impression of Kissy Sell Out is the I'm-so-happy-Ineed-to-dance spirit of the grooves.

The East London trio is fronted by two 24-year-old cousins. The keytarist with the mullet goes by the

“I’m quite big as an international DJ.” Kissy Sell Out keytarist (and DJ) Kissy name Kissy. After catching one of their stunning shows at SXSW, we meet at a cafe, where Kissy goes through the pains of explaining that he’s a famous DJ/producer in England.

“I’m quite big as an international DJ,” he says matter-of-factly. “The whole electro scene in the U.K. and Europe hasn’t quite touched down in America.”

The band has a new album coming out on Warner Brothers in Europe, but has no Stateside release date.

But just because the band is hungry for a deal here, and just because their moniker has “Sell Out” in it,

don’t think that means they will make any compromises. They’ve turned down offers where labels wanted them to add other members and bring in songwriting helpers. And don’t expect Kissy to cut his mullet off any time soon.

“I just quite like it,” he says of the business-in-front and party-in-back look. “I’ve had it for a long time. It’s an offset to my nose. METRO/PH

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read in ninth-grade literature. Yet “Masterpiece Theatre” has a real knack for turning this required reading into a visually gorgeous and passionate presentation — one that leaves viewers breathless in the tale’s wild emotions.

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Wanting Comes in Waves” tug at the heart strings, and the band has a real rocker in “The Rake’s Song.” But as is, the album goes on just long enough to become a parody of itself, especially when a children’s chorus sings a version of the title track.

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“I Love You, Man,” starring Paul Rudd and Jason Segel as platonic lovers, may be a ploy to convince girlfriends to embrace their boyfriends’ boyfriends and stop trying to get rid of them and their baggy, unwashed pants.

“I think you’re absolutely right; it’s an exercise in breaking down stereotypes,” says Segel. “It’s an honest look at what male friendships can be like.”

“This is a story about what it’s like to try and make a friend,” agrees Rudd. “It’s hard!”

Maybe not for these guys.

Segel describes his first meeting with his co-star and director, John Hamburg, as a “love fest,” which would be the appropriate way to describe their meeting now. They gaze at each other with the giddy smiles that a girl can only dream a guy would flash her way.

Despite looking like a male-centric movie, the film’s witty writing success-

nounced Chamberlin’s departure. It goes on to assure fans that the ever-humble Corgan, the only original Pumpkin remaining, “will continue to write and record as Smashing Pumpkins.”

Billy, we’ve suspected as much since the lovely D’arcy left, but it looks like you’re the vampire here.

And not the hot, bedheaded, sparkling kind.

Smashing Pumpkins drummer Jimmy Chamberlin has left the band.

While we’re sure Chamberlin is far from a perfect coworker — he stepped out for a bit in 1996 after a particularly nasty heroin incident that left touring keyboardist Jonathan Melvoin dead — it’s pretty obvious that notoriously moody frontman Billy Corgan didn’t help the situation.

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“I think Paul, Jason and I are some of the most sensi-

tive men on the planet, and we were just waiting for the world to catch up with us,” Hamburg insists.

The trio does seem to have guy love figured out, as Segel generously gives his pals shoulder rubs. They are indeed comfortable around each other, never questioning boundaries.

“At one point in filming I was getting some sleep and I felt Paul’s tender touch on my shoulder,” says Segel.

“He said, ‘Hey buddy, get up, they need you on set, little man.’ And I slowly open my eyes to find Paul standing there. …”

As a giant grin creeps across Rudd’s face, they are reminded that there’s a lady present. They don’t care.

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“And then he winked at me and walked out of the room.”

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But the most offensive part of Obama’s put-down of the athletes in the Special Olympics is the apology released by the White House. His press secretary Robert Gibbs put out a statement saying that Obama was making a self-deprecating remark.

Obama — cementing the notion that he is more comfortable with Stevie Wonder’s serenading than he is with dealing with disaster — did not attack himself. After all, Farrakhan called Obama “the Messiah.” The president is clearly believing his own press.

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here must be a reason that President Obama is so attached to his teleprompter that he once had staffers stretch out long lengths of cord on the dung-covered field of a country rodeo during the campaign so he could read his speech rather than deliver it.

Having the teleprompter is a smart move, because without it Obama’s mouth is messier than the manure his staffers had to wade through in Pueblo, Colo.

Long before Obama infuriated the disabled and their families with his remarkably stupid remark on Leno last week, the president had dropped plenty of offensive off-the-cuff remarks.

Who could forget these dandy attempts at comedy: “Hang on a minute sweetie,” was Obama’s response to a female reporter after she asked the then-candidate a tough question about the failing auto industry and the decrepit conditions in Detroit, Mich., that came with the job losses. He nevHe described er did answer the question.

Then he described the his woman who raised him, his grandmother very own grandmother, as a white person” — a as a “typical “typical flagrantly racist remark that would not have been toleratwhite ed if Hillary Clinton had person.” made it of any ethnicity.

Who could forget the favor Obama did for the scads of insecure, robustly-built young girls when he chuckled with Matt Lauer on the Today show about Jessica Simpson, saying the self-made star is “losing a weight battle, apparently.”

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Clock’s ticking so get moving How to stay focused and motivated when you’re nothing but a procrastinator

No more drama Jonathan Alpert www.jonathanalpert.com

I have the hardest time staying motivated and getting things done. I’m 28 years old and have been a procrastinator for as long as I can remember. I have no idea why I do this and sometimes I think if I didn’t put things off I’d be really accomplished and would achieve greatness.

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There is a litany of reasons as to why one procrastinates.

Poor time management, feeling overwhelmed unrealistic standards or plain laziness are just a few possibilities. Procrastination can lead to feelings of guilt, inadequacy, stress, and depression — all of which can kill motivation and perpetuate the unproductive cycle.

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Imagine how good you’ll feel once you finally do act. Compare the cost of taking action to not taking it at all. This will motivate you.

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“Think about the amount of stress that’s been caused by putting things off and how much frustration will be caused if you continue not to take action.”

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Set goals that are fueled by passion and represent what you truly want. Break the larger goals into smaller ones and make certain they’re realistic. Then write down a reasonable plan with a deadline and reward yourself for each accomplishment.

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Change your language.

Avoid phrases such as “I can’t” and “I have to” and re place them with resultsoriented language such as “I will” and “I choose to.”

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Still procrastinating? Try this: Draw a line down the middle of a page. On the left side list how life will be different in one year should you accomplish your goals and on the right how it will be in one year having not accomplished your goals. Both will yield powerful information that will drive you forward.

Jonathan Alpert is a licensed psychotherapist. E-mail him your questions at jonathan@jonathanalpert.com

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The general premise of Frankel’s “naturally thin” plan is to eat organic foods when possible, to allow yourself a little indulgence when you need it — the key word being “little” as in, a taste — and of course to exercise moderation. Frankel emphasizes that the plan will only work if you set realistic expectations and exercise impulse control.

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him,” she says. “It’s the same with the buffet table.

Make an assessment and a plan.”

Perhaps what’s most liberating about Frankel’s plan is its flexibility, which serves to avoid a five-day week of eating nothing but yogurt and a piece of card-

board for breakfast.

“You can have chocolate cake for breakfast — you just need to [choose wisely] for lunch,” Frankel says.

“It’s like a bank account — you’re not going to go out and spend all your money in a day and then do it again tomorrow.”

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NCAA hockey seeds BU and Northeastern are in. BC is out. The NCAA released its Division I hockey bracket yesterday, with the Terriers the top seed in the Northeast regional and NU at No. 2 in the Midwest. More college hockey on page 18. METRO

“The best point guard in America.”

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Celtics:

The C’s are riding high after twin victories on Friday and Saturday. They’re back home tonight against the Clippers (7:30 p.m., CSN), then pay visits to Orlando and Atlanta.

Red Sox:

Only two weeks of spring training to go for the Sox. Opening Day — even though it’s already circled on your calendar — is Monday, April 6, against the Tampa Bay Rays at Fenway Park. The first home Yankees game is April 24.

Revolution:

NU hoops:

The Huskies are in the quarterfinals of the College Basketball Invitational — it’s like the NIT’s NIT — at Texas-El Paso tonight (10 p.m.) The winner plays Wednesday, and the bestof-three championship series starts March 30.

Patriots:

Every day brings us a little closer to training camp.

Talk about a deal for Julius Peppers has cooled, but the Pats and Panthers can’t even technically discuss a deal until Peppers signs his franchise-player offer. A deal could take a while.

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S Dante Jackson, C.J. Anderson and their Xavier teammates will be playing in Boston this week.

One sweet trip COLLEGE HOOPS. If you were

hoping for a surprise leading up to Boston’s East regional championship this week, sorry.

The Nos. 1-4 seeds — Pittsburgh, Duke, Villanova and Xavier — will take the Garden court with a spot in the Final Four on the line.

No. 1 Pitt will meet No. 4 Xavier, and No. 2 Duke will

12-1

The Las Vegas Hilton’s opening line on Xavier to win the national title, the lowest in the East. Pitt started at 7-5.

play No. 3 Villanova in Thursday’s regional semifinals. The final is Saturday.

That the East regional’s big boys flexed their mus-

Game at a glance: Bruins 4, Devils 1

cles is no surprise, given the way the tournament has played out. With the field of 65 whittled to the Sweet 16, only one survivor — No. 12 Arizona — has a seed in the teens.

Not a single No. 1, 2 or 3 seed has fallen yet, though just two fourth-seeded squads are still dancing.

Boston College lost to USC on Saturday.

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Three things we saw yesterday: Second half of the first period: The Bruins cranked up the pressure early.

Once the B’s endured New Jersey’s initial energyfilled onslaught, they controlled the pace of the game, won the majority of battles in the corners and dominated special teams play. Those 10 minutes of action set the tone for, arguably, the year’s biggest win.

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Power of change: While it was Boston’s loose-yetinspired effort during 5-on-5 that dictated the tempo of the game, two power-play goals from a tweaked unit certainly didn’t hurt. Michael Ryder and Marc Savard scored on Boston’s four opportunities on the man-advantage, upping the Bruins’ league-best home PP percentage to 27.9.

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The Revs opened the 2009 regular season with a 1-0 road victory over the San Jose Earthquakes on Saturday. Kheli Dube scored the New England goal in the 55th minute. They’re against the Red Bulls at Giants Stadium on Saturday.

The Red Sox optioned former Japanese league hurler Junichi Tazawa to Double-A Portland yesterday. Michael Bowden was also sent down. METRO

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Bruins:

Three games in 13 days ... this is the life. The B’s hosted the Devils yesterday afternoon, and don’t take the ice again until a Saturday date at Toronto (7 p.m., NESN). They’re in the playoffs and they’ll win the Northeast, but how far can they advance?

Sent down

Goaltending: Maybe the Bruins just need to face Martin Brodeur every time out. The winningest goaltender in NHL history didn’t appear himself, allowing four goals on 30 shots. The other three times the Bruins met the Devils this season, they faced Scott Clemmensen, who went 2-1 against them with a .951 save percentage.

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Up next: Saturday at Toronto (30-30-13), 7 p.m., NESN Our take: Hard-working team fighting for their playoff lives.

Another 60-minute effort by the Bruins would be encouraging.

Injuries: Olaf Kolzig and Jamie Heward on IR for the Leafs.

Mark Recchi celebrates a Bruins goal during yesterday’s victory over the New Jersey Devils.

teroids do for baseball players what MTV did for music. They take players of varying abilities to the next level. MTV did the same thing in the ’80s for bands and artists ranging in talent and popularity from Michael Jackson and Madonna to Corey Hart and A Flock of Seagulls.

Alex Rodriguez, Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens and Mark McGwire (allegedly, except for A-Rod) were superstars who went to mega-superstar status with a little steroid boost. For Michael Jackson, doing steroids meant getting his “Thriller” video to run dozens of times daily on MTV. Fans watched over and over, learned the moves, fell in love and, of course, bought the album. Television was the perfect vehicle to cultivate an image. How else would Madonna become a sex symbol if she didn’t roll around on the ground in black lace? Michael and Madonna were stars with plenty of pop, but the MTV generation became their steroid era.

The same is true for guys like Jason Giambi and Miguel Tejada, allegedly. They’d probably be very good players without any artificial sweeteners, but they took a shot, so to speak, and became MVPcaliber players. They’re Huey Lewis, Billy Idol, and Cindy Lauper. Like Culture Club and Wham, they probably would have found an audience and been successful acts, but the constant playing of creative videos made them bigger and stronger players in the music world.

Take it down another level, and you’ll find guys using steroids that otherwise might have floundered in the minor leagues and would never have been heard from. Instead, they get a few years in the big leagues, and they make some money. Think Kajagoogoo.

Dexy’s Midnight Runners. And Spandau Ballet.

Every artist benefited from MTV. And they were all doing it. They spent money to make money. Even the ones like Sting, Dire Straits and Bruce Springsteen, who didn’t need to, were swimming in the same creative and costly waters as Rick Springfield, Thomas Dolby and Don Johnson. That’s right. Don’t think we’ve forgotten about “Heartbeat.”

And in the end, even if fans were duped into believing artists were better than they were, and other than the mild embarrassment of admitting that they went around singing “Karma Chameleon” for a month, nobody got hurt. Fans were simply entertained. They thought music was bigger and better than it was, but when the phenomenon of the ’80s was over, music continued pretty much as it had been before. Of course, MTV wasn’t illegal.

Bob Halloran is a sports anchor and reporter. He’s also the author of “Irish Thunder: The Hard Life and Times of Micky Ward,” published by The Lyons Press.

Metro does not endorse the opinions of the author or any opinions expressed on its pages. Opposing viewpoints are welcome. Please send 400-word submissions to letters@metro.us.

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One and done How the NBA’s age minimum has affected college hoops ADAM LEVITAN alevitan@metro.us

Which NCAA point guards helped their NBA prospect status the most during the first week of the tournament:

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Ben Woodside, North Dakota St. — His 37 points against Kansas have scouts asking why he can’t be three inches taller.

NBA. Ever since David Stern imposed a 19-year-old age minimum for NBA players three years ago, college hoops has

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Ty Lawson, North Carolina — Went from mid-level to top 10 by proving he is NBA tough against LSU.

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Greivis Vasquez, Maryland — Played well enough to at least test the NBA waters this summer as a junior.

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been dealing with the “one-and-done.”

As in: Kevin Durant, Greg Oden and Michael Beasley use the NCAA as a mere speedbump on their way to the NBA. To most NBA executives, the rule has been a positive. They can evaluate prospects against better competition and therefore not make a multi-million dollar high school blunder like Kwame Brown or Korleone Young.

But what about the college game? Do you need the one-and-done talents or is it better to build a veteran program?

Before he retired, Arizona coach Lute Olsen said he would

Diaper Dandies This year’s top one-and-done candidates: • Tyreke Evans, PG, Memphis — Just like Derrick Rose last year, he makes Memphis go.

• Willie Warren, SG, Okla. — This lottery pick opens things up for Blake Griffin.

• Al-Farouq Aminu, SF, Wake — NBA people love the word “upside.” Aminu has it.

never recruit a one-anddone player again. He got burned by Jerryd Bayless and Brandon Jennings.

On the other hand, Minnesota coach Tubby Smith asked, “who wouldn’t want to coach the best talent available, even if it is for one year?”

Rumor mill TWEETING: During halftime of a game, Charlie Villanueva went online and posted this on his Twitter feed: “In da locker room, snuck to post my twitt. We’re playing the Celtics, tie ball game at da half. Coach wants more toughness. I gotta step up.”

FILMING: Spike Lee’s documentary about Kobe Bryant, called “Kobe Doin’ Work,” will debut April 25.

SERVING: Kobe Bryant missed practice last week because he had jury duty — even though he wasn’t selected.

Which raises the question: Is Kobe really one of our peers?

CRYING: After his son won the Illinois basketball state title Saturday, Michael Jordan was spotted quietly clapping with tears in his eyes.

“I heard someone

heeyy say that Charlie TTh it......Villanueva was sa said id it tweeting. I thought that meant he went in to take a leak at halftime.”

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Boston University has won five championships this season, boasts two Hobey Baker Award semifinalists and is the No. 1 overall seed heading into the NCAA men’s hockey tournament.

Without four more victories, though, the Terriers won’t be much impressed.

“During the playoffs,” freshman goalie Kieran Millan said, “you can’t really dwell on things that happen in the past.”

Millan was named Hockey East Tournament MVP after the Terriers claimed the league championship Saturday with a 1-0 victory against

UMass Lowell at TD Banknorth Garden. BU (31-6-4) has also won three in-season tournaments — the Ice Breaker Invitational, Denver Cup and Beanpot — and the Hockey East regular-season title.

The Terriers have a laundry list of individual honors, too, with Millan being selected as the league’s rookie of the year, plus six Hockey East all-stars and a pair of Hobey Baker candidates in senior defenseman Matt Gilroy and sophomore forward Colin Wilson.

The Terriers have a tough draw this weekend in Manchester, N.H., with a firstMatt Gilroy

HEA in the NCAAs NORTHEAST REGIONAL At Verizon Wireless Arena, Manchester, N.H. I No. 2 North Dakota vs. No. 3 UNH, Saturday, 2 (ESPN2) I No. 1 BU vs. No. 4 Ohio State, Saturday, 5:30 (ESPN2) I Final: Sunday, 5:30 (ESPNU) MIDWEST REGIONAL At Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids, Mich.

I No. 2 Northeastern vs. No. 3 Cornell, Saturday, 4 (ESPNU) I Final: Sunday, 8 (ESPNU) EAST REGIONAL At Bridgeport Arena, Bridgeport, Conn.

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“It’s got to be a totally different mentality,” Gilroy said. “It’s one and done, and we’ve got to get it done.”

If BU gets past the Buckeyes, they’ll see North Dakota or Hockey East foe UNH in the regional final.

Huskies happy with spot COLLEGE HOCKEY. Four. Three years ago, that was one more win then the Huskies had during head coach Greg Cronin's first season on Huntington Avenue.

Now that's the number of wins Northeastern needs to get the one that matters: a national title.

The Huskies’ rise from an afterthought to national contender has been well

documented, but it reached a pinnacle yesterday when NU was picked for the NCAA tournament in front of a room of cheering fans. The fifth-ranked Huskies are seeded second in the Midwest Regional and will travel to Grand Rapids, Mich., to face No. 9 Cornell at 4 p.m. Saturday.

Captain Joe Vitale was one of six active seniors

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“It's definitely a fun experience, it's unbelievable actually,” he said. “[From] three wins freshman year to walking into a room like this with media and ESPN and all the great fans.

When I look back on my experience it’s going to be a special moment.”

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