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The New England Patriots downed rival QB Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos at Gillette Stadium yesterday, 31-21, allowing the Pats to improve to 3-2 on the season. The Patriots’ running game continued to shine and the defense was able to keep Manning relatively quiet. Tom Brady proved efficient with 223 passing yards in the victory. {page 17}

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Boston Architectural College student JonathanDailey missing since Tuesday Parents, roommateuse social media to help find Brighton resident {page 02}

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Friends and family of a miss-ing 23-year-old graduate stu-dent are scouring the city andhave taken to Facebook andTwitter to spread the wordabout the disappearance.

Jonathan Dailey, ofBrighton, was last seen Tues-day night by his roommate at71 Gardner St. in Allston. Hisroommate reported him miss-ing Friday and Boston policeput out a missing person alertSaturday.

Dailey, who is studying atthe Boston Architectural Col-lege, only has the clothes onhis back, a debit card and aphone that has been off ordead for days, his roommatesaid on a Facebook group dedi-cated to finding Dailey. Hiscomputer, glasses, passportand all forms of identification

were left behind, his room-mate said. Dailey does nothave a car, and those whoknow him think he wouldhave had to walk, take publictransit or hitch a ride.

Boston police describedDailey as a white male, about5-foot-9 and weighing about160 pounds. He has browneyes, black hair and has ablack stripe tattoo on his leftbicep.

“I was just up herestaying with Jonfor three days lastweek, and we hadseveral greatconversations. Ididn’t senseanything that gaveme concern abouthis condition, orliving and workingup here.”BRUCE DAILEY WROTE ON HISFACEBOOK UPDATE

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Jonathan Dailey’s friends, family using Facebook,Twitter to spread word Brighton man was lastseen Tuesday Boston sports star is helping cause

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Some friends bombardedcelebrities and sportsfigures with Boston ties inan effort to spread theword.

“Our dear friend is missing.He is from Boston. PleaseRetweet! #findjondailey,”the retweeted Bruins starMilan Lucic to his 29,000followers.

The Facebook group dedicat-ed to finding Dailey hadmore than 1,500 membersas of yesterday evening.

“We were concerned andkept watching for bankaccount transactions,mobile activity and emailtrails that would show us hislocation, but basically foundnothing past Wednesday.”— Bruce Dailey, Jonathan’sfather, on a Facebook update

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From a river to an outdoor wonderlandOne of the largest urban outdoor “campgrounds” set up along the Charles River yesterday.Thousands of scouts and their families were expected to attend the Scouting’s OutdoorAdventure on the River sponsored by the Boy Scouts Boston Minuteman Council. The groupeven broke the Guinness record for the longest pinewood derby track at 320 feet. METRO

Urban. Campground

Tom Underwood, 13, catches a fish from the Charles River yesterday at SOAR 2012 — the Scouting Outdoor Adventure on the River in Boston.

Worcesterjurors to decideMattapanmurder caseBOSTON. A panel of jurors fromWorcester County will decidethe fate of a man accused ofmurdering four people, includ-ing a 2-year-old and his moth-er.

The second trial of DwayneMoore, accused in theMattapan massacre murders, isset for this week.

Last week, Suffolk CountyRegional AdministrativeJustice Jeffrey Locke ruled on amotion by Moore’s attorney tochange the venue of the trial.

Instead of changing the ven-ue, jurors from WorcesterCounty would be bused toBoston daily to hear the caseand weigh the evidence,according to the Suffolkdistrict attorney’s office.

A mistrial was declared af-ter a jury could not reach a de-cision on the charges facingMoore. A second man was ac-quitted. METRO

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7The number of deathsreported from a nationalfungal meningitis out-break that involves aFramingham pharmacy.An additional 91 peoplein nine states have be-come sick with theillness, the Centers forDisease Control and Pre-vention reported yester-day. State health officialssaid last week that asteroid medication pre-pared at the New Eng-land Compounding Cen-ter in Framingham hasbeen recalled and is un-der investigation.

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Price Is Rightmale model isBoston nativeBOSTON. The first-ever malemodel on the long-runninggame show “The Price IsRight” is a native Bostonian.

Rob Wilson was selectedlast week in an online voteby fans to be the show’s firstmale model. Wilson is amodel and actor living in LosAngeles, but is originallyfrom the “City ofChampions,” he said in avideo on the TV show’s web-site. The 24-year-old will ap-pear on the show startingOct. 15 for a week and possi-bly longer.

“The Price Is Right,”which has been on TV for 40years, airs weekdays at 11a.m. on CBS. METRO

Poll: Warrenleads BrownMASSACHUSETTS. DemocratElizabeth Warren leads Sen.Scott Brown among likelyvoters, but the race remainsclose, according to a poll re-leased yesterday.

Warren leads Brown 50percent to 45 percent,according to the poll byWestern New England Uni-versity Polling Institute andThe Republican ofSpringfield.

The phone survey of 440likely voters between Sept.28 and Oct. 5 has a margin oferror of plus or minus 4.7percent. METRO

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Boston University again alertedfaculty, staff and students afteranother member of the collegecommunity was robbed at gun-point just after 5 p.m. on Friday.

The most recent robbery isthe third in a string of armedholdups occurring just off ofCommonwealth Avenue inabout the past two weeks.

A recent BU graduate washeld up by three young menwho showed a handgun, ac-cording to Brookline police andBU Today. The group took theman’s iPhone, wallet and keys,according to BU Today. The vic-tim was unharmed, police said.

The robbery occurred nearSt. Paul and Thatcher streets— one block from EgmontStreet, where the second rob-bery occurred Sept. 25.

The first robbery occurredSept. 23 on Hamilton Road.

Cops: Thirdarmed robberybordering BU

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HONK! parade-goers bang onThousands of people heard the seventh annual HONK!parade marching through the streets of Somerville andCambridge yesterday. The energetic and outrageous paradefeatures dozens of musical acts and performers in costumeto “reclaim the streets for horns, bikes and feet.” METRO

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Caitlin Johnson played a fake accordian for the Royal Frog Ballet at the annual HONK! Festival in Somerville and Cambridge yesterday.

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BU authorities urged thosewalking in the area to beaware of their surroundings.If anyone has information orsees something suspicious,authorities said to call 617-353-2121.

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Fugitive is nabbedafter drug lab case

BOSTON. A 52-year-old convict-ed rapist who skipped his courthearings and became a fugitiveafter his release from jailbecause of the drug lab crisishas been put back behind bars.Marcus Pixley was arrested byQuincy police Friday on a war-rant after he failed to show upfor court hearings on Wednes-

day and Thursday, the Suffolkdistrict attorney’s office said.

He made bail after a judgelowered it from $5,000 to$1,000 despite objections fromprosecutors citing his lengthycriminal record and prior con-victions.

The judge lowered his bailbecause the drugs in his casewere tested by Annie Dookhan,the former state chemist at thecenter of the drug lab crisis.Pixley on Friday was orderedheld on $2,000 bail. METRO

Report recordsproblem propertiesBOSTON. More than a dozenresidential buildings were list-ed by city officials as “problemproperties” in the first everProblem Property Task Forcereport released last week.

The release marks the endof the first year of the new ini-tiative that started in responseto concerns from neighborsand a drain on city resources.

To remedy the issues, thetask force had problem tenantsarrested, installed security cam-eras and fences and rebuilt di-lapidated exteriors. METRO

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2Two defendants were released on $500 bail despite beingconvicted last year fordrug crimes becausetheir drug sampleswere tested byDookhan. Prosecutorsrecommended the bailduring a specialhearing Friday.

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British PMCameron warnsbrace for morebudget cutsENGLAND. Britain will have tokeep cutting publicspending to reduce thebudget deficit, PrimeMinister David Cameronsaid yesterday, underlining

the government’s task ofpulling the country out ofrecession while winningback public support.

Cameron cited the euro-zone crisis in explaining theproblems facing the Britisheconomy, comments whichare likely to please theinfluential euroskeptic wingof his Conservatives as theygather for the party’s annualconference. REUTERS

In the newsHostile Greeks awaitMerkel’s first crisis visitGerman Chancellor AngelaMerkel will tell Greeks shewants to keep their country inthe euro when she visits Athensthis week, but she faces a hos-tile reception from a peopleworn down by years of austeri-ty and recession.

Many Greeks blame Merkel,who has publicly chastisedthem for the past three years,for the nation’s plight. Oppo-nents, some of whom have cari-catured her as a bullying Nazi,have promised protests tomor-row during her first visit toGreece since the eurozone cri-sis erupted there in 2009.

“She does not come to sup-port Greece, which her policieshave brought to the brink. Shecomes to save the corrupt, dis-graced and servile political sys-tem,” said Alexis Tsipras, wholeads the opposition Syriza al-liance. “We will give her thewelcome she deserves.”

About 6,000 policemen willbe deployed in the capital forher six-hour visit, turning thecity center into a no-go zone forprotest marches planned by la-bor unions and opposition par-ties.

“We don’t want her here,”said Yannis Georgiou, 72, whohas seen his pension cut byone-third. “We will take to thestreets against austerity andagainst the government. Maybe

Merkel will hear somethingand see what we’re goingthrough.”

Merkel’s visit is a sign ofGermany’s support for thecoalition government of PrimeMinister Antonis Samaras as itstruggles to agree to new budg-et cuts with internationallenders, overcome the objec-tions of reluctant coalition part-ners and cope with rising pub-lic anger. REUTERS

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The trip is a sign of Germansolidarity, a message to Greekleadership and people thatBerlin does not want to cutthem loose, and a signal tothe members of Merkel’scoalition who want Greeceout that it’s not going tohappen soon.

Chavez’s socialistrule at risk asVenezuelans voteCARACAS. Hugo Chavez loyal-ists blew bugles in a wake-up call for voters yesterdayas the Venezuelan leaderfaced the biggest electoralchallenge yet to his socialistrule from a young rival tap-ping into discontent overcrime and cronyism.

Henrique Capriles, a cen-trist state governor, edged to-ward the still-popular Chavezin final polls thanks to a vig-orous campaign that unitedthe opposition and made him

its bestchance of end-ing the presi-dent’s 14-yeartenure.

Chavezhas used record oil revenueto support ideological alliesaround the world whilepreaching a fiercely anti-American line, so the elec-tion is being watched eager-ly from the United States toBelarus and Iran.

Lines formed at somepolling centers long beforethey opened, and despite afew delays voting was goingsmoothly. REUTERS

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Nobel Prizefavorites include‘spooky’ scienceSTOCKHOLM. A Japanese au-

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quantum physics andexperts on economicinequality have all beentapped as possible NobelPrize winners.

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Today, when scientists launch a satelliteinto orbit, they compensate for timeflowing faster in space than on Earth.This is achieved by setting the satellite

clock to tick more slowly. During the launch,from the ground view, the clock on thesatellite gradually ticks faster as the rocket as-cends. Upon reaching orbit, time has sped upenough for the once-slow clock to synchronizewith those on Earth.

Changes in the flow of time during daily lifeare too insignificant to notice. Einstein’s geniuswas in his ability to discover hidden secrets ofthe universe while daydreaming during train

commutes and work. His structured imagina-tion partially unraveled what has always beentrue. In this way scientists are likearcheologists by uncovering what already liesbeneath the surface.

Einstein is ironically known for complexmath in his theories, while the mainconclusions can be stated in a sentence.For example: Time does not pass at the

same rate everywhere; it’s flexible.Amazingly, the thought process Einstein

used to see how time changes can be summa-rized visually in 15 minutes using no math. Hethought in pictures. For this reason you canwatch and experience revelations that passedthrough one of the most brilliant minds in his-tory a century ago.

His daydream connects gravity and motionin less time than it takes to watch an episode of“SpongeBob SquarePants.” You don’t need tobe a physicist to understand. Einstein oncesaid, “The most incomprehensible thing aboutthe world is that it is comprehensible.”

To see how time is not what it seems, watch“Einstein’s Discovery: a chalkimationanimation” on YouTube.

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Fact: Time passes faster on the moonthan on Earth. For every minute youexperience, slightly more than aminute goes by on the moon. Thedifference is not due to some weirdtime-zone technicality, but because theflow of time itself is not the same inboth places. Time does not pass at thesame rate everywhere; it changes. Thiswas officially proven in 1920 whenAlbert Einstein’s general theory ofrelativity was experimentally verifiedfor the first time.

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Both sides are still waiting to see the poll numbersthat would show just how much of an impact lastweek’s presidential debate had on the race, butPresident Barack Obama wasted no time springingback from his listless performance to launch a newround of attacks on Republican Mitt Romney.

Obama hit the campaign trail almost as soonas he left the debate stage at the Universityof Denver, with aides pledging to make ad-justments. Within 48 hours, the president

was on the rebound.Obama made an appearance in Colorado, then jet-

ted off to Wisconsin, Virginia and Ohio — all crucialbattleground states. Bolstered by the news that un-employment just dipped below 8 percent, he sprint-ed onto makeshift stages in front of cheering crowdsand displayed a level of enthusiasm Democratswished he’d shown against Romney. He took what hecalls a shellacking in the debate, but Obama wasn’tgoing to spend another minute being defensive.

“My guess is they will never again take their footoff the accelerator,” Democratic strategist ChrisLehane told The Washington Examiner. “This is acampaign where Obama has gotten where he hasgotten by constantly being on the offensive.”

Central to the president’s comeback is hischarge that Romney’s acclaimed perform-ance may have been elegant but was pep-pered with lies about what he really wantsto do as president.

“My opponent has been trying to do a two-stepand reposition, and got an extreme makeover,” Oba-ma said at George Mason University in Fairfax, elicit-ing laughter from the crowd.

At a rally of 12,000 in Denver, he called his debateopponent “the guy playing Mitt Romney” and saidRomney misrepresented his real agenda “because heknows full well that we don’t want what he’s beenselling for the last year.”

Republicans grudgingly acknowledged that Oba-ma’s strategy to blunt Romney’s post-debate momen-tum could work.

“It was really a brilliant move,” said Hogan Gidley,a Republican strategist and former top aide to Repub-

lican presidential candidate Rick Santorum, a one-time Romney opponent. “It discounts Romney’s per-formance, but it also subtly gives an excuse for Oba-ma’s own performance.”

Political experts analyzing Obama’s lateststump speeches noted that the president isblasting Romney on issues like Medicare andtaxes, which target voters in must-win swing

states like Ohio and Florida“It now looks like the gloves are coming off,” Uni-

versity of Florida political science professor DanielSmith told The Examiner. “The president seems will-ing to hit his challenger with material gleaned fromhis negative ads, which have been softening Gov.Romney for months in key battleground states.”

Obama advisers say they aren’t worried about thedebate because Romney still lags behind in the swingstates, though a Rasmussen poll out Friday showedthe gap suddenly closing in Ohio, a must-win statefor Romney.

Obama, meanwhile, is picking materialstraight from the debate transcript toridicule Romney, including Romney’s as-sertion that he would cut federal fundingfor public broadcasting if elected

president.“For all you moms and kids out there, don’t wor-

ry,” Obama told the Fairfax audience. “Somebody isfinally getting tough on Big Bird.”

While the quips were a hit, Gidley said, theyreached an audience much smaller than the onewatching his lackluster debate performance.

“The problem for Obama,” he said, “is 65 millionpeople saw his debate performance.”

Central to thepresident’scomeback is hischarge thatRomney’sacclaimedperformancemay have beenelegant butwas pepperedwith lies aboutwhat he reallywants to do aspresident.“My opponenthas been tryingto do a two-step andreposition, andgot an extrememakeover,”Obama said.

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Obama touts large donations,Romney doubts jobs numbersRepublican nominee Mitt Rom-ney worked to undercut a bet-ter-than-expected jobs reportand President Barack Obamatouted his largest monthlyfundraising haul as the candi-dates grappled for advantage ina tight presidential race.

Romney, seeking to ques-tion evidence of a U.S. econom-ic recovery, told voters the trueunemployment picture ismuch worse than the 7.8-per-cent jobless rate reported onOct. 5, the lowest since Obamatook office.

For the second consecutiveday, Romney downplayed theunemployment report and saidthe drop in the jobless rate ob-scured a bleak economic reali-ty that only appears to be im-proving because people areabandoning their search forwork.

Still, the Labor Departmentreported that the portion ofthe population either em-ployed or actively applying forjobs, which in August reachedits lowest level since 1981, roselast month. BLOOMBERG

Mr. Popularity

The man whowould beprom kingMitt Romney’s strong debateperformance did little to con-vince more voters he under-stands them or is a “goodperson.” Most voters still sayPresident Barack Obama ismore likeable than theformer Massachusetts gover-nor. REUTERS

53%SAY OBAMA IS MORE LIKEABLE

29%SAY ROMNEY IS MORE LIKEABLE

A nation

of dependents

When Mitt Romney said that47 percent of Americans de-pend on the federal govern-ment for assistance, he wasunderstating his case.

It’s closer to 100 percent.Ninety-six percent of Ameri-cans have benefited fromgovernment help at sometime, including from breaksin the tax code.

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HAVE RECEIVED SOME AIDObama raises $181MObama’s campaign, working torecover from his lackluster per-formance against Romney atthe first presidential debate onOct. 3 in Denver, said the presi-dent and allied Democratic Par-ty committees raised $181 mil-lion in September, the largestmonthly total in his re-electioneffort. The campaignannounced the number yester-day on Twitter. BLOOMBERG

“If we calculated ...our employmentrate in a way thatwas consistent withthe way it wascalculated when hecame into office, itwould be adifferent number.”

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11%Figure Romney gives as thetrue unemployment rate,based on “the percentageof the American populationwho were in the workforce... the day he was elected.”He appeared to refer to theworkforce participationrate, which was 63.6 percentlast month, and which was65.7 percent in January2009.

Obama’s been reaching out to donors and pulling back fistfuls of cash — about $181 million in September.

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Could your singing makethe “X Factor” auditionfail reel? When it’s timeto sing “Happy Birth-

day,” do you stand in the backof the group and mouth thewords? The problem probablyisn’t that you can’t sing — it’sjust that you’ve never learnedhow.

That’s what JoanneRutkowski, a professor of musiceducation at Pennsylvania StateUniversity, thinks, anyway. “Afew people can’t sing in tune —that’s because they don’t lis-ten,” she says. “For most people,though, the issue is how they’reusing their voice.”

Humans actually have twodifferent modes for voice use.“It’s like a manual transmis-sion,” Rutkowski says. “Youcould get up to 30 [mph] in firstgear, but it’s not good for theengine. Learning to sing isabout finding your voice’s dif-ferent gears and learning howto shift smoothly from one toanother.”

She teaches a half-creditclass for future music teachers.Each student picks a non-singing friend or relative and,over the course of the semester,teaches him or her to sing.“They record them singing‘Happy Birthday’ at the begin-

ning of the semester, and thenagain at the end,” she says.“The difference is always amaz-ing.” And the guinea pigs, ofcourse, are all delighted withtheir new skills.

“Successful music educationwould be if every high schoolgraduate could sing ‘HappyBirthday’ to his or her chil-dren,” Rutkowski says, “But it’snever too late to learn.”

If you can’t sing, it’s probablybecause no one ever taught you

Penn State’s Joanne Rutkowskion finding your voice Where youcan hone your musical talent

“Successful musiceducation would be if every highschool graduatecould sing ‘HappyBirthday’ to his orher children.” JOANNE RUTKOWSKI, A PROFESSOROF MUSIC EDUCATION ATPENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY

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Church choirA university department ofmusic educationYour child’s elementary ormiddle-school music teacher“And just sing in the shower!”she says. “Explore your voice,relax and have fun with it.”

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As of press time, magician and“endurance artist” David Blainedid not die over the weekend aspart of his latest stunt,“Electrified: One Million VoltsAlways On.” For “Electrified,”Blaine stood on a 20-foot-highplatform on Pier 54 inManhattan for 72 hours straightwhile 1 million volts of energyzapped around him from Teslacoils. “Electrified” was interac-tive; people could control thecoils from viewing stations inLondon, Beijing, Tokyo andSydney. But, here’s the thing:Blaine was never in true danger.He donned a 27-pound chain-mail Faraday bodysuit and hel-met which conducted thecurrents away from him, notthrough him. The magician’sdoctor, Stuart Weiss, admittedto Wired that the main issue forBlaine would be avoiding inhal-ing nitrous oxides emitted bythe electricity.

Am I the only one whothinks this is the mulimilliondollar version of a magicianpretending to take your nose? Iwill say that I like his outfit —he looks like a chubby 11-year-old whose Halloween costumeis a knight from outer space.

Kutcher andKunis: It’sserious

It may be less than a year sinceAshton Kutcher split from DemiMoore, but apparently he’sready to tie the knot again —with girlfriend and Esquire’slatest Sexiest Woman Alive,Mila Kunis. An engagement an-nouncement is expected byChristmas, according to Heatmagazine. “Ashton and Mila aretalking marriage. He’s planningto propose at Christmas,” a

source says. Marriage so soon?Doubtful. But it looks like thelovebirds are at least worship-ing together. Us Weekly reportsthat the two attended RoshHashanah holiday services atthe Kabbalah Center in NYC onSept. 18. “The men and womenare separated [during the serv-ice], but Ashton always smiledat her,” an eyewitness tells UsWeekly.

Kidman: Still wounded fromdivorceIt may have been more than adecade since Nicole Kidman splitfrom Tom Cruise, but to hear theactress tell it, there are somewounds that still haven’t healed.“I got married really fast and re-ally young,” Kidman tells

Australia’s Who magazine.“Then, when it didn’t work out, I had to reallydig deep and find my waythrough depression. I have no re-grets about all of it. It was all partof growing up.” And that grow-ing up eventually led her to hus-band Keith Urban, with whomshe has two children. “There wasa long time when I never thoughtit would happen for me again —and it happened,” she says. “Inever ever take Keith or our lovefor granted, and I always keep inmy mind that my dream is to

grow very old with him.”

Bynes is back (kinda)After months of trouble behindthe wheel, run-ins with the lawand reports of meltdowns andpotential rehab stays, AmandaBynes has finally broken her si-lence — sort of. After keeping offof her Twitter account formonths, Bynes was back late lastweek to tweet a simple “:)” — asmiley-face emoticon. The tweetprompted several responsesfrom followers expressing con-

cern over her condition.

Biel: ‘I’m cool’ aboutwedding planningJessica Biel’s nuptials with JustinTimberlake may be right aroundthe corner, but she isn’t stressed.“I’m just pretty much cool as acucumber in general in my life.So no, I’m cool,” she tells UsWeekly. “I’m one of those peoplewho is not very detail-oriented.I’m sort of the … big idea person.So I’ll probably give an idea andthen let it be created.”

Checking in withsome of Hollywood’sbiggest names to seewhat they’ve been upto — in their ownwords, in 140characters or fewer.

Today, Bette Midlerhas work to do, GarryShandling has a goodthing going forhimself, Katy Perry isexcited about Octoberand Alec Baldwin ispreparing for the endof “30 Rock.”

@BetteMidlerFall is the best time toplant trees (seriously,google it).

@GarryShandlingI don’t pray, but I worry.And, I’ve gotten miraculous, results.

@katyperryHere comesHalloween! Herecomes Halloween!

@ABFalecbaldwinI am looking forward tosome time off. A lot oftime off. What wouldyou do if you had morefree time?

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If his agent recommended this as a way to “shock” people, I’d hate to see what will happen if he suggests Blaine attempt to piss people off.

Alec Baldwin

David Blaine did notdie this weekend

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Moving on from Minaj to momMariah Carey took a break from the “American Idol” drama(she’s currently feuding with co-host Nicki Minaj) andattended a “Family Day” hosted by her husband Nick Cannonat Santa Monica Pier on Saturday in Santa Monica, Calif.

Mommy. Mariah

Carey and daughter Monroe Cannon on Saturday.

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1Elvis Costello performed aspart of the Hardly Strictly

Bluegrass Festival on Friday inSan Francisco.

2Florence Welch of Florence& the Machine headlined the

Shoreline Amphitheatre onFriday in Mountain View, Calif.

3Justin Bieber appeared ingiant metallic wings at the

Oracle Arena on Saturday inOakland, Calif.

4Dave Rude of Tesla rockedSeminole Casino Coconut

Creek on Thursday in Florida.

5Morrissey kicked off his touron Friday in Boston. Though

he had a lot to say in the pagesof Metro last week, he engagedin very little between-songbanter. (He did admit that hisinterest in our election “is subminus zero.”) The animalslaughter montage during theSmiths’ song “Meat is Murder”certainly said a lot though.

6Sharin Foo of the Raveonettes performed at

Webster Hall on Friday in NewYork City.

7Cheryl Cole opened her “AMillion Lights” tour at The

Odyssey Arena on Wednesdayin Belfast, Northern Ireland.

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‘Titanic: Bloodand Steel’DRAMA. The history of theTitanic — everything thathappened before that nastyiceberg business — isdocumented in this 12-partminiseries focusing on thebuilding of the doomed ship.Chris Noth plays the“unsinkable” liner’s financierJ.P. Morgan, with NeveCampbell and Derek Jacobialso starring. Miniseriespremiere, 8 p.m., Encore

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TV watch list‘Taken’ with Janssen

She’s been a Bond villain,X-Men’s Jean Grey, an al-luring transsexual on“Nip/Tuck” and soon, an

evil witch in “Hansel andGretel: Witch Hunters.” Butright now, Dutch actress, mod-el, writer and director FamkeJanssen is focused on thereprisal of her role as Lenore,the long-suffering ex-wife of re-tired CIA operative Bryan Mills(Liam Neeson). While she andher daughter (played byMaggie Grace) survived thefirst round of EasternEuropean thugs in Luc Besson’s“Taken,” the family of threefaces a challenge of a differentkind when vacationing inIstanbul in the film’s sequel.Janssen spoke to Metro aboutthe new film and how shebroke a rib in the name of aconvincing action sequence.

You’ve remarked that the chaos of Istanbul enhancedyour performance whilefilming “Taken 2” there. Tell us more about whathappened on set. It’s an absolutely breathtak-ingly beautiful place — veryold, but it also has one of thefastest growing economies, soit’s just outgrowing its ownsize. As a result, there’s morecars than the city knows whatto do with, more people, moremopeds, more wild dogs, moremotorcycles. The mosques

have loudspeakers on them,and they are competing withone another in terms of [broad-casting] the prayers that hap-pen at numerous times duringthe day. It was a pretty chaoticexperience. But that reallyworked in my favor for thethings that we were filming. You have quite a physicallydemanding role in “Taken 2.”Did you have to hang upsidedown, as your character does atone point in the film?Thankfully I did not have to behung upside down. They had adouble for me to do that,which was great. I was just be-ing dragged around a bunch. Itwas more that I had a bunch ofstunt guys on either side whowould drag me through hall-ways or dirty alleys or whatev-er. And of course [there was]the whole sequence with thescissors and knife or whateveron my face — moments likethat, there’s just very little act-ing required. It’s just usingwhat’s there.Considering you’ve done a fairshare of action films, includingthe 1995 Bond film“GoldenEye,” what’s one of theworst injuries that you’vesustained while on set?I’ve actually broken a rib twice.I broke my rib on “GoldenEye”and I broke a rib on “Hanseland Gretel: Witch Hunters” —the movie that comes out inJanuary with Jeremy Renner.

So I’ve experienced some in-juries. On “Hansel and Gretel,”on top of everything, I hadprosthetic makeup and Icouldn’t see because I had con-tacts that covered my wholeeyes, so these things are alwaysa little challenging.What do you think wouldhappen in a third “Taken” film?Maybe they could do what I al-ready suggested for “Taken 2,”which was that Liam was going

to be taken and Maggie and Iwould come and save him.Nobody liked that idea, appar-ently. I was joking by sayingthat, of course. I don’t know;Liam apparently is adamantabout not wanting to do a“Taken 3” and the director ofour last movie, OlivierMegaton, said that there wasnot going to be a “Taken 3.” Ialways say you never know.It seems possible. “Taken 2”

didn’t feel like a laborioussequel. They were very clever about ittoo. It’s a sequel but it feels likea different movie altogetherand time has passed. The char-acters have gone through somechanges, the setting is differ-ent, different people get taken.It’s a fun ride.

Actress Famke Janssen returns to the Luc Besson franchise

Getting dragged around Istanbulby creepy thugs and breaking arib are all part of the job

The calm before the storm: Bryan Mills (Liam Neeson) and his ex-wife Lenore (Famke Janssen) enjoy touring Istanbul before someone from their past reappears.

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Can you tell us more aboutyour character in “Hansel and Gretel”?

“Hansel and Gretel” is thestory of Hansel and Gretelthe fairy tale — but whenthey’re grownups and wantto go and hunt the witchesthat have tormented them inthe past. So I’m the mainwitch in that story. We shot itin Berlin, and it’s coming outin January. Jeremy Rennerand Gemma Aterton areHansel and Gretel. It’s veryinteresting because it’s adifferent spin on the fairytale in a way that nobody’sdone it yet.

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How is it being a part of TimBurton’s troupe, having adirector say, “I want you back”?Well, obviously if the director ishorrible you say, “Who gives ash--?” [Laughs] But in Tim’scase, you’re honored, you’recomplimented. And we did really like each other. We likeeach other a lot. You don’t hear a lot of badthings about Tim Burton.Because of his position of pow-er and his reputation of creativ-ity, he would therefore beallowed to pull off being moodyone day on the set. ... But I al-ways see him, especially in awork situation, in a joyful, joy-ful state of mind. He’s happy tobe there. That’s the trick ofTim, he’s not what you thinkhe would be — or what onemight think he might be,which would be, “I wonder ifhe’s scary? I wonder if he’sbrooding?” He’s just a joke guy.But behind all-black clothingand sunglasses and the hair.Well, that’s his hair. And I thinkthat he just likes black jackets. How often during these pressjunkets are you reminded of

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Be honest with yourself and the worldRemember that your soul isyour truth. The best way to ac-cess it isn’t difficult or tricky:Just be truthful. Start to gethonest about how you feel,what you need and what youwant. Be unapologetic aboutyour truth. Speak it loud andclear, and trust that all theworld wants from you is yourauthenticity. Your truth willset you free and connect youto the world.

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“The last thing that youmay feel like when goingthrough a breakup is gettingback on your feet again,” saysyogi Tara Stiles, author of “Yo-ga Cures,” a book of posesthat claim to cure whateverails you. “But there are a fewsimple yoga poses that canhelp you start to feel like your-self again in just a few deepbreaths.” Her advice: “Repeatdaily in the morning and atnight until you are feelingback to yourself again, andthen keep doing it. Yogaworks wonders, but you haveto practice in order to receivethe benefits.”

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What is the legal definition of“employment at will”?Your boss can fire you for anyreason under the sun, no mat-ter how unfair or irrational. Hecould do it because he doesn’tlike the color of your tie.

Is that the law in every state?Essentially. There are a fewstates that have laws about off-duty behavior. The big excep-tion would be discrimination.But it has to be the specific dis-crimination congress has saidcan’t be used. Congress hasn’tprohibited discriminationagainst gays, so employers canstill discriminate against them,legally. Can you be fired for your politics?There are about five stateswhere your boss can’t fire youfor your politics. But that’s it. Ifyou’re not in a state where off-duty conduct is protected, and

it’s not a prohibited form of dis-crimination, and you’re not awhistle-blower, you don’t havea case. If your boss accused youof taking money and you had avideotape of someone else do-ing it, it wouldn’t do you onebit of good in court. When, as a nonunion worker,do you have a legal leg to stand on?

“Wage and Hour” violations arevery common. There are thou-sands of employers that breakthese laws: They don’t paytime-and-a-half for overtime, orthey pressure you to clock outand continue to work, or theydon’t pay minimum wage. Inthe restaurant business alonethere are, probably, more com-panies that break this law than

follow it. You can do somethingabout that. The Department ofLabor will usually investigate ifthey receive substantial evi-dence that the law is being bro-ken. And it’s anonymous: Yourboss will never know whocalled the Department of Labor.

Searching for a job is hard foreveryone. But if you have acriminal record to tack ontoyour résumé, that applicationjust got a lot tougher. However,a record isn’t a deal-breaker: Anew study byCareerBuilder.com found that51 percent of human resourcemanagers claim to have hiredex-offenders.

How do you find a new jobtoday despite past run-ins withthe law? For starters, be up-front about your convictions.“Those with previous criminalrecords in pursuit of employ-ment should take the initia-

tive,” explains Bruce Clarke,president and CEO of humanresource management firmCAI. “Be the first to inform yourpotential employer about yourcriminal record. The last thingyou want is for an employer tofind out from another source.”

Being in a city puts you atan advantage, according toGlenn Martin, the vice presi-dent of development and pub-lic affairs at the Fortune Socie-ty, a nonprofit that supportsformer prisoners when re-en-tering society. “Employers lo-cated in cities that are ethnical-ly diverse often have fairer hir-

ing policies,” says Martin, whorecommends seeking out com-panies that advertise as “equalopportunity employers.”

Ultimately, this is just likeany other job search: You mustfocus on how to discuss andframe your past, and make

sure you keep moving forward.“The No. 1 recommendationhiring managers have is to ownyour past and focus on whatyou learned from it to growprofessionally and personally,”says Rosemary Haefner, vicepresident of human resources

at CareerBuilder. “You alsowant to stay active. Takingclasses, volunteering and tap-ping into social networks canbe good ways to help overcomeobstacles associated with jobhunting with a criminal past.”

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Know yourrights in theworkplace

On the record: Jobsearching for thosewith criminal pasts

According to employment rights expert Lewis Maltby,it’s rough out there for workers What you can getfired for And when you should report your employer

Top 5 tips

Hiring managers polled byCareerBuilder had plenty ofsuggestions for job seekerswith criminal records. Herewere the most popularresponses:

Be up front and honest aboutthe conviction: 68 percentBe willing to work your wayup: 48 percentStay positive: 46 percentPrepare and seek out trainingwhile you’re in prison: 39percentDon’t apply to jobs whereyour record wouldautomatically disqualify you:31 percent

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Romney’s debatewas lies, all lies! RE: “OBAMA SHIFTS TACTICSAFTER ROMNEY’S LIVELYDEBATING” (METRO, OCT. 5-7)Your Friday headline“Romney’s lively debating”would have been more apthad it characterized the cha-rade as “Romney’s lyingdebating.”

Including his glaringly pre-posterous claims that he isnot proposing a $5 trillion taxcut and that he would notlower taxes for the verywealthy (never mind the factthat all year long he hascalled for “20 percent tax cutsacross the board”), the Repub-lican candidate told at least27 major lies in the course ofhis 38 minutes of speakingtime, and there were someminor lies tucked in as well.

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We watched Mitt Romney be-have and speak like he neverhas before. Suddenly he won’tcut taxes for the wealthywhen we have such deficits,and he will lower taxes forthe middle class, even thoughhe campaigned all year longthat the way to stimulate theeconomy was to cut taxes forall, including corporations.Mitt speaks of the “freedomsof capitalism” while attackingan alleged 47 percent ofAmericans, many of whom

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Give a little creditwhere credit’s dueRE: “BRANSON INSPIRES NEEDFOR BETTER SHARING OF IDEAS”(METRO, OCT. 5-7) Letter writerRay Collins stated that SirRichard Branson washypocritical for talking aboutdirty fuels on one hand whilemaking money fromindustries that contribute to

our environmental woes onthe other. I seem to recallreading in the same Metro,the gentleman admitting tohis part in the environmentalmess and saying that he is al-so doing his utmost to count-er the effects by investing inclean up/green/energy initia-tives. Until you stop riding incars, buses, planes and trains,I say don’t bash the man. EKENG MANCZUK, VIA E-MAIL

Get these ‘Fly byNight’ artists out ofthe ‘Limelight’! RE: “ROCK AND ROLL HALL OFFAME NOMINEES ANNOUNCED”(METRO, OCT. 5-7) Let me getthis straight: Public Enemyand N.W.A. are nominees forinduction to the Rock N RollHall of Fame, yet rock bands(like Emerson, Lake andPalmer, Yes, Deep Purple andRush) with musicians — actu-al musicians — are not yet en-shrined? Who is the expert onmusic theory who made thisdecision? ROBERT LA ROSA, VIA E-MAIL

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1It’s never easy. The Patri-ots looked like they hadthe game locked up late

in the third quarter and earlyin the fourth but a keyturnover — and more issueswith the secondary — led tothe Broncos making thegame quite interesting latein the contest. Despite post-ing 151 yards rushing,Stevan Ridley nearly handedthe Broncos the game as hefumbled the ball at the Pats'32-yard line with 4:24 left.DeMaryius Thomas had afield day against the NewEngland secondary, hauling

in nine receptions for 188yards, and Peyton Manningactually put up better num-bers than Tom Brady (23-of-31, 223 yards, 1 TD) as thelongtime Pats foe completed31-of-44 passes for 345 yardsand three TDs. DevinMcCourty continued to haveproblems in the Patriots’ sec-ondary. His pass interferencecall in the second quarter, inwhich he once again failed toturn around to see the foot-ball, led to a Manning to JoelDreesen touchdown to tie itat 7-7. The Patriots were alsoextremely lucky in the firstquarter. On the Broncos’ firstdrive, when Sterling Mooremade up for getting beatdownfield by Thomas bypunching the ball loose after

the catch. New Englandrecovered the fumble.

2Sweet revenge.Josh McDaniels gotrevenge on his former

employer as the Patriots’ of-fense posted 31 points in thefirst three quarters. In fact,New England broke a teamrecord with 35 first downs inthe game. McDaniels used anextremely quick pace, evenby Patriots standards, tothrow off the Denver defenseearly in the game. Brady hitWes Welker for an 8-yardtouchdown to give the Pats a7-0 lead in the first quarter.For the second time in twoweeks, Brady had a shortrushing score, this one com-ing in the third quarter as

the Patriots separated them-selves from the Broncos witha 24-7 lead. The Pats posted awhopping 251 yards rushingas they continued to changeup looks with an alreadydeadly offensive attack.

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the game (New England wasup 17-7 at the half), therewere plenty of positives. RobNinkovich forced a pair offumbles, including a strip ofWillis McGahee with 3:42 leftin the game — and JermaineCunningham came up withthe ball as the Pats were ableto ice it. Manning waspressured early, with JerodMayo and Brandon Spikesboth disrupting No. 18's tim-ing. The Patriots, led by Chan-dler Jones and Spikes, alsostuffed Lance Ball on a keythird down at midfield to startthe second half. It was anoth-er good sign that out of thelocker room the Pats’ defensedidn’t allow a team to find it'soffensive flow.

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9-4With yesterday’s win,Tom Brady improved to9-4 all-time againstteams quarterbacked by Peyton Manning.

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Indianapolis Colts 30Green Bay Packers 27

In the upset of the day, theColts came back from a 21-3halftime deficit to overtake thePackers at home. AndrewLuck’s 4-yard touchdown passto Reggie Wayne with 39 sec-onds left was the winningscore. Green Bay had a chanceto tie the game with a 50-yard

field goal as time expired, butMason Crosby missed badly.

Indianapolis dedicated thewin to their head coach, ChuckPagano, who was diagnosedwith leukemia and may missthe entire season.

Atlanta Falcons 24Washington Redskins 17

Atlanta scored 17 fourth- quar-ter points to overtake the Red-skins on the road. MichaelTurner’s 13-yard TD run with2:46 remaining proved to bethe game-winning score. MattRyan threw for 345 yards andtwo touchdowns in the win.

The big story was the healthof Robert Griffin III. The Red-

skins quarterback suffered a“mild” concussion, accordingto the team, in the second halfand didn’t return.

Miami Dolphins 17Cincinnati Bengals 13

The Dolphins scored 17 unan-swered points in the secondand third quarters, leadingthem to a road win over theBengals.

Reggie Bush and DanielThomas each rushed for atouchdown, while A.J. Greencaught nine passes for 65 yardsand a TD in the loss.

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