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clubmetrn/Dozens of local gymnasts at Raisman’s former gym in Newton watched Raisman go for the gold yesterday.

Raismanbringshome the gold

Needham’s hometown hero capturesindividual gold medal in the floor exercises Greater Boston watches in awe as Aly becomes their golden girl {pages 02, 19}

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1In the news

2018Massachusetts Gov. De-val Patrick signed a billyesterday aimed at set-tling a dispute overwhether automakersshould have to provideindependent repairshops and vehicle own-ers with software need-ed to diagnose car trou-ble. Now, automakershave until 2018 to satisfya requirement that allnew vehicles provideeasy access to onboarddiagnostic and repair in-formation. METRO

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Dozens of little girls decked outin brightly colored leotardshuddled together on the floormats at Exxcel Gymnastics andClimbing in Newton yesterday,sharing big smiles and lots oflove for their hometown hero,Aly Raisman of Needham.

The girls watched a giantprojection of Raisman, whotrained at the gym years ago, asshe competed in the individualfloor competition at the Lon-don 2012 Olympics, and nailedit, nabbing a gold medal with ascore of 15.6.

“She was really good; awe-some, actually. It’s the bestshe’s ever done,” said 9-year-oldBella Valente.

When asked what it feelslike to train in the same gym asa gold medalist, 8-year-old Emi-ly Schoen said, “It makes mefeel like a mini-Olympian.”

“It inspires me to workharder. I want to be in theOlympics,” chimed in OliviaShih.

As Raisman stood at the topof the triad, medal in one handand the other hand on heart,Exxcel coach Tatiana Ka-

marskaya teared up a bit. Shecoached Raisman during herpre-teen years.

“It’s amazing. It feels likeanybody can do it. She was oneof those kids,” Kamarskayasaid, motioning to the throngof excited 8-year-olds nearby.

“She was one of many, andyou would never tell that shewould end up in the Olympics,but you always believe in everysingle kid, but you never know... What I remember about Alywas her unbelievable strength— she was very strong.”

Laura Fields, another coachat Exxcel, said Raisman’s tri-umph translates to a lot of in-spiration to her gymnastics stu-dents.

“They’re all standing up andscreaming, and jumping. Forthem to see someone who wentto this gym, then went for herdreams and won gold, it’s so in-spiring to the kids. They willprobably be extra motivated atpractice, so it’s good for uscoaches too.”

A few miles away, in Rais-man’s hometown of Needham,Mark Slade stood in front of

Town Hall to photograph a ban-ner congratulating her on lead-ing the U.S. team to victory lastweek.

“I saw her practice at thehigh school,” said Slade, whoworks at Needham High. “She’spretty phenomenal and she’sgot a good head on her shoul-ders. She’s very down to earth.A lot of this exposure she’s go-ing through maybe it’s not her,because she’s very ‘behind thescenes.”

“The town is definitely be-hind her.”

Strolling around downtownNeedham, that point is obvi-ous.

At Taylor’s Stationary, bal-loons and signs outside thestore encouraged and congratu-lated Raisman, and furtherdown the road, a window muralof Raisman adorns the windowof Sudbury Farms supermarket.

“I am sure there will defi-nitely be some kind of celebra-tion when she gets home,” saidCorina Adriescu, a friend ofRaisman since the sixth grade.“It is so weird to see her on (TV).She seems exactly the same.”

Golden Girl RaismanStudents at Olympian’s former gym watch her capture individual goldMeanwhile, Needham native has captured the hearts of Greater Boston

Goldengoodies Until Monday, SudburyFarms Supermarket inNeedham was selling $10“Aly Raisman Cookies” thathad a sugar-scan of the

Olympian’s face.Bakery employees said

the oversized treats were inhigh demand, but they hadto stop making the cookiesafter complaints that Rais-man’s photo was takenfrom the front page of TheImproper Bostonian.

“It’s crazy. It’s kindof like if she can doit, we can do it too.”9-YEAR-OLD GYMNAST CAROLINE CROMWELL

SuffolkDowns tohold trafficmeetingBOSTON. Suffolk Downs,which hopes to build a $1 bil-lion resort casino on its prop-erty in East Boston and Re-vere, announced yesterdaythat it will hold two commu-nity meetings later thismonth to talk with residentsabout transportation issues.Track officials have proposeda $40 million investment inregional and local roads.The meeting for East Bostonresidents will be held at 6p.m. Aug. 23 at the TopsiderRoom in the clubhouse atSuffolk Downs. METRO

Still nocharges infire deathBOSTON. A Brighton man washeld on $100,000 bail yester-day for allegedly setting afire in an apartment wherecrews later found a woman’sbody. Huan Yuan Li, 55,pleaded not guilty.

He is charged withsetting the fire inside the Fi-delis Way apartment lastweek and then lunging atfirefighters with a pair ofscissors as they tried to put itout. Charges have yet to befiled regarding the woman’sbody. METRO

Policeinvestigatingdestructionof corn mazePLYMPTON. Police are investi-gating the destruction of acorn maze that a couple saidthey spent thousands of dol-lars on to bring tourism tothe sleepy town, accordingto the Patriot Ledger.

Vandals also egged farmvehicles and a delivery truck.

The maze was set toopen for the first time in Sep-tember. METRO

Time to weigh in

Support for Raisman wasn’t hard to find in her hometown of Needham yesterday.

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History of a hero

Raisman trained at ExxcelGymnastics and Climbing inNewton from 1999 to 2004.One of her coaches there,Tatiana Kamarskaya, saidRaisman’s “unbelievablestrength” stood out the

most. Some of the young gymnastsat Exxcel said they metRaisman once when shevisited them at the gym. Thegirls said they hope Raismanwill stop by again.

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Menino, saying that thecity’s residents, businessowners and university schol-ars “have great ideas for howto improve the city,” is askingfor bold ideas that the citycan consider for submissionto the Bloomberg Philanthro-pies’ Mayor’s Challenge.

According to Menino’s of-fice, officials are interested inideas that can increase accessto technology, expand afford-able energy solutions,provide for Boston’s growingsenior population or supportthe diversity of languagesspoken in the Hub.

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A former Boston Universityhockey standout pleaded guiltyyesterday to groping his resi-dent adviser in a dorm last year.

Corey Trivino, 22, pleadedguilty to two counts of assaultand battery and one count oftrespassing during a hearing atBrighton District Court, accord-ing to the Suffolk district attor-ney’s office.

A judge agreed with theprosecutor’s recommendedsentence of two years proba-tion. The conditions of his sen-tence include that he must re-main alcohol-free, submit torandom urine testing, attend-ing weekly Alcoholics Anony-mous meetings, undergo amental health evaluation and

have no contact with the vic-tim.

Prosecutors said that onDec. 11, the 23-year-old resi-dent adviser asked Trivino andothers to quiet down becausethey were being boisterous dur-

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shown that Trivino walkedback to the victim’s room withher and groped her after shetold him to leave. Trivino left,only to return a few minuteslater,” prosecutors said.

That’s when the resident ad-viser opened her door and heassaulted her again. At onepoint Trivino sat down on thebed and said he was going tosleep there that night, accord-ing to prosecutors.

Trivino was kicked off of thehockey team after the allega-tions were made.

Adviser told Trivino to quiet down He followed herto room and groped her Gets sentenced to probation

Ex-BU hockeystar admits to groping RA

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Another MBTA employee was snapped sleeping on the jobSaturday, making a trio of snoozers since May. The Blue Lineworker, who was not identified, was suspended for three dayswithout pay, a T spokesman said. The man is an inspector whohas been with the agency for more than 8 years. METRO

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This photo, taken at the Revere stop, was sent to WCVB-TV.

Another T worker asleep on the job

Other chargesEarlier this year, prosecutorsdropped one charge of assaultwith intent to rape facing Trivi-no. They said there was a lack of

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accused of sexual assault earlierthis year, but prosecutors laterdropped those charges after a

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prompted the university to forma task force to examine the hock-ey culture on campus.

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Kynly Cazeau, 25, of Med-ford, had two warrants out ofQuincy for his arrest — onefor distribution of a Class-Bsubstance, and the other forbreaking and entering, a Tspokesman said.

Officers also allegedlyfound a glass pipe withcocaine residue on it.

He is set to be arraignedTuesday in Roxbury DistrictCourt. METRO

Grant to fund twocity-owned ferriesBOSTON. Mayor Thomas M.Menino announcedyesterday that the city was

awarded$1.28 millionin federalgrant moneyto buy twoferries.

The mon-ey comes from the FederalHighway Administration,and will connect ferry serv-ice between East Boston,South Boston, andCharlestown.

The terms of the grant re-quires that the city matchthe $1.28 million by 20 per-cent, or $320,000 for a totalanticipated purchase price of$1.6 million.

The ferry service isprojected to set sail in 2013.

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‘America’s MostWanted’ joins hunt forArmy veteran’s killer

Killing of Revere vet featured on national show Segment includes video of incident from passerby

The hunt for a 23-year-oldSalem man who allegedlygunned down an Army veter-an after a night out in Bostonhas gained national attention.

The murder of StephenPerez, 22, of Revere, was re-cently featured on “America’sMost Wanted.”

Perez, an Army sniper, wasout with friends in the TheaterDistrict in April when he be-came involved in a fight andwas fatally shot in the back.

Police have identified PeterCastillo as the gunman.

The 7-minute long segmentbegins with the show’s hostJohn Walsh talking aboutPerez’s military background.

“But tragically for thisbrave soldier, he’d soon findout that the battle zones ofAfghanistan and Iraq would bemuch safer than his home-town streets of Boston,” Walshsaid.

The segment includes an in-terview with Perez’s fatherand Boston police Sgt. Marc

Sullivan.Sullivan said Perez and his

group of friends were headinghome when a woman in a carsaid something to the group.The group said somethingback and the woman got outof the car and a fight broke outwith other men in the car.

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woman’s group called for helpand that’s when authoritiesbelieve Castillo showed upwith a gun.

While Perez was focusingon another man during thefight, Castillo allegedly shothim in the back.

“It’s the most cowardicething I’ve ever seen in mylife,” Sullivan said during thesegment.

Perez later died at TuftsMedical Center.

Anyone with informationcan call 617-343-4470 or text“tip” to 27463 (crime).

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Suspect flees

Police identified and arrestedothers involved in the fightand shooting, but theybelieve Castillo fled Boston.

Authorities believe Castillofled to New York and thenpossibly to the Dominican Republic, where he has many ties.He could also be somewherein the Caribbean.

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President Barack Obama saidyesterday that mass killingslike the shooting rampage at aSikh temple in Wisconsin wereoccurring with “too much regu-larity” and should prompt soul-searching by all Americans, buthe stopped short of calling fornew gun-control laws.

“All of us are heartbrokenby what happened,” Obamatold reporters at the WhiteHouse a day after a gunmanopened fire on Sikh worship-pers preparing for religiousservices, killing six before hewas shot dead by a police offi-cer.

But when asked whether hewould push for further gun-control measures in the wakeof the shootings, Obama saidonly that he wanted to bringtogether leaders at all levels ofAmerican society to examineways to curb gun violence.

That echoed his pledge lastmonth in a speech in New Or-leans to work broadly to “ar-rive at a consensus” on thecontentious issue after a dead-ly Colorado shooting spreehighlighted the problem in anelection year.

But like his earlier com-ments, Obama offered notimetable or specifics for suchdiscussions and did not calloutright for tighter gun con-trol laws. REUTERS

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Talk of reining in America'sgun culture is considered po-litically risky for Obama, whois locked in a tight raceagainst Republican chal-lenger Mitt Romney for theNovember election.

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Loughner

Jared Lee Loughner pleadedguilty to killing six people andtrying to assassinate U.S. Rep-resentative Gabrielle Giffordslast year after being foundmentally competent by a fed-eral judge in Tucson, Ariz.

The former communitycollege student previouslypleaded not guilty to charges

of murder and attemptedmurder related to the Jan. 8,2011, shooting.BLOOMBERG

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ABC reports Holmesdoctor contactedcops before shooting DENVER. The psychiatristwho treated James Holmescontacted a University ofColorado police officer toexpress concerns aboutHolmes' behavior severalweeks before his allegedrampage, ABC News report-ed, citing unnamed sources.

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approached by Dr. LynneFenton did with theinformation she passedalong, ABC said in a reportMonday on its website.

They said, however, thatthe officer was recently in-terviewed, with an attorneypresent, by the Aurora, Co-lo., police department as apart of the investigation.REUTERS

NRA asked for money days afterAurora massacreDENVER. Three days after agunman calling himself the

Joker from the Batman seriesshot dead 12 people in a sub-urban Denver movie theater,the National Rifle Associationsent out a letter asking formoney.

“The future of yourSecond Amendment rightswill be at stake,” the lettersaid. “And nothing less thanthe future of our country andour freedom will be at stake.”

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ence of Women Religious isconducting its first nationalassembly since church lead-ership accused the group offocusing too much onsocial-justice issues such aspoverty and not enough op-posing abortion, gaymarriage and euthanasia.

The VaticanCongregation of theDoctrine of the Faith alsocriticized the group for re-maining quiet as some nunspublicly challenged bishopson matters of churchdoctrine, including ordina-tion of women and publicpolicy. REUTERS

Newest iPhone will notinclude YouTube appSAN FRANCISCO. Apple Inc.’snew version of its iPhoneand iPad software will notinclude a pre-loaded app forGoogle’s popular videowebsite, YouTube, Applesaid yesterday.

It was the latest sign ofthe growing rivalry betweenthe technology companiesthat once were closely

aligned but now are vyingfor supremacy in the fast-growing mobile computingmarket.

Earlier this year, Applesaid it would dump Google’smapping software from itsmobile devices.

“Apple and Google arethe mobile operatingsystems for the future andthis is where thebattleground is going to lie,”said Needham & Co analystKerry Rice.

“If it’s going to be a two-horse race, you certainlydon’t want to give the otherhorse any kind of lead,” hesaid. REUTERS

Standard Charteredquestions motive of USregulator’s Iran claimsA New York bank regulator’sbroadside against StandardChartered bank, for allegedlyhiding $250 billion in transac-tions tied to Iran left investorsand the bank questioning themotive for the ambush, whichwiped $17 billion off its value.

London-based StandardChartered hit back at the NewYork State Department of Fi-nancial Services (DFS) threatto tear up its state banking li-cense yesterday, dismissingthe charge that it was a “rogueinstitution” that “schemed”with the Iranian governmentas a distortion of the facts.

Bank insiders were asshocked as investors by the fe-rocity of the DFS accusationsover its involvement withIran, which is subject to U.S.sanctions over its nuclear pro-gram.

Chief Executive PeterSands scrambled back fromhis vacation as the bank heldhastily convened conferencecalls to plan its defense andtry to limit the damage causedto its reputation.

The U.S. agency said Stan-dard Chartered hid 60,000 se-cret transactions with Iraniancompanies, to generate hun-dreds of millions of dollars infees over nearly ten years.

One institutional investor,who asked not to be named,said: “Some of the languageused is very disturbing. Ofcourse, it could be that theAmericans are exaggerating,but somehow that doesn’tseem to be the case here,” theinvestor said.

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jor institutional shareholderin the bank, however, com-mented that “sensational lan-guage” used by the regulator“diminished” its allegations.

The bank, which has beenin talks with U.S. authoritiessince early 2010 over the mat-ter, had exposed the U.S. bank-ing system to terrorists, drugtraffickers and corrupt states,the DFS said.

Shares in the bank closeddown 16.4 percent takingtheir losses to 24 percent sincethe news broke. REUTERS

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$250BNew York’s top bank regulator threatened to strip the lender of itsstate banking license,saying it hid $250 billionin transactions tied to Iran, in violation ofU.S. law.

“StandardChartered is themain news today.What we thoughtwas a bank thathad got away withno scandal, nowgot hit by what ispossibly the worstof all.”IG INDEX MARKET ANALYST CHRIS BEAUCHAMP

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Forget the Opening Cere-mony — the Spice Girls arereuniting for a perform-ance at the Olympics’ clos-ing-night ceremony.

Unfortunately though,things don’t always gosmoothly when five formerpop stars try to squeeze backinto their platform sneakers.It seems Victoria Beckham —or, as we never stopped call-ing her, Posh Spice — hassome wardrobe require-ments.

“They are paying atleast $15,000 for VictoriaBeckham’s hair, makeupand stylist. In comparison,the other Spice Girls costone-fourth of what Victoria iscosting,” a source tellsHollyscoop of the Olympicpreparations. “All of thediva stories about Victo-ria are true. This is p—ing off the other SpiceGirls. They don’t un-derstand why she isgetting special treat-ment.”

Allow us to ex-plain, ladies: It’s be-cause her name is Vic-toria Beckham, and

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Lochte crushingon Blake LivelyIn other Olympic news that hasnothing to do with theOlympics, Ryan Lochte has ad-mitted to having a crush on ac-tress Blake Lively, telling CNN’sPiers Morgan that “she is gor-geous.”

As for the pick-up line, hetells Morgan he has one ready:“I would be like, ‘Hi. Youwant to go to an is-land with me?’”

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America lost one of its great-est contemporary composersearlier this week when Mar-vin Hamlisch died. Hamlischwas best known for compos-ing the score of the musical“A Chorus Line” and for co-writing “Nobody Does It Bet-ter,” the theme song fromthe James Bond film “The SpyWho Loved Me,” which CarlySimon turned into a top 10hit. Hamlisch’s workstretched into all disciplines

of entertainment, and he isone of only 11 people to com-plete what is known as anEGOT, meaning he wonawards from the Emmys,Grammys, Oscars and Tonys.

Robert Pattinsonheads back to workWhile he’s reportedly beenin seclusion at Reese Wither-spoon’s Ojai, Calif., ranchsince the revelation ofgirlfriend Kristen Stewart’scheating, Robert Pattinsoncan’t stay in hiding forever.Next week, in fact, he’ll beon live TV, sitting down foran interview on Aug. 15 with“Good Morning America” to

promote his new movie,“Cosmopolis,” a rep for thefilm confirms to Us Weekly.Pattinson is also expected towalk the red carpet at thefilm’s premiere two days ear-lier.

Brand opens upabout addictionDespite 10 years of beingclean and sober, Russell Brandstill knows the pull of addic-tion. In a scene from his up-coming BBC documentary onthe subject, Brand watchesfootage of his younger selfdoing drugs and is surprisedby his reaction. “This is whenyou know it’s a disease. It

doesn’t matter that I was inthat flat in Hackney and nowI’m in the Savoy. I’m jealousof me then,” he says, accord-ing to the Daily Mail. “Itdoesn’t make a difference tome. The money, the fame,the power, the sex, thewomen — none of it. I’drather be a drug addict.”

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

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Barlow saw his most prolificdecade of releases in the ’90s.Besides Sebadoh releases,Barlow would go on to releaserecords as Sentridoh (his soloacoustic project) and FolkImplosion, a better producedendeavor that gave him his firstTop 40 hit, “Natural One.”

If Sebadoh releases mayseem sluggish in recent times,it could be due to Barlow’s sur-prising reinstatement in Dino-saur Jr. as part of the recentreunion trend. But he says thishas only helped Sebadoh.

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together it sort of gave me the fi-nancial means to get Sebadohback together,” he says. “I wasable to make a leap and make ithappen for everybody. To becompletely happy in Dinosaur,I have to be doing other stuff. ...If I’m doing other stuff, I’m per-fectly happy doing Dinosaur.”

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If you’re headed on vacation foran added dose of happiness inyour life, an on-location work-out can help get you there.

“It’s the perfect way to startor end your day and put yourmind at ease and keep youmoving toward your optimalhealth,” says Christy

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While yes, vacation tempta-tion exists in the form of all-you-can-eat buffets, poolside

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Squat shuffle

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knees above your ankles,abdominals engaged, as if youwere about to sit in a chair.

2Step your right leg outslightly wider than shoulder

distance. Then, bring left footto meet right at hip distance,step the right foot out again,repeat 12-15 times. Repeat onthe other side.

Step up, balanceand lunge“Use your hotel’s staircase totone your butt and thighs whilealso working your core.”

1Start by standing in front ofthe step. Place your right

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full lunge (both knees bent,

front knee directly over theankle, abdominals engaged,shoulders back).

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“Eating healthy is totallydoable on the go,” Maskeronisays. Here are her picks forportable bites:

Whole fruitsIndividual packets of nut but-ters, perfect for smearing on-to an apple or bananaTrail mix: “Do all your favoritenut mixes and then unsweet-ened fruit if you like. Justmake sure that they’reunsweetened — it should sayon the label.”Granola bars: “Make sure thatwhen you look on the ingredi-ent label you recognize the in-gredients on there. And makesure it has at least 8 grams ofprotein so it’s gonna give yousome sustaining energy.” If it’sa snack, the bar should be“around 200 calories.”Single cups of oatmeal: Usethe coffeemaker in your hotelroom for hot water. “Do plainoatmeal and then have yourtrail mix to add sweetness andsome protein with the nuts.”Jerky: “It is a really greatsource of protein. Go for theorganic.”Protein powders: “There aresome companies that makeindividual packets that youcan throw in with milk or wa-ter and that’s easy — it’s agreat high-protein quick meal,with a little bit of sweetness.”

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Traveler’s diarrhea also canbe inconvenient, so if you goabroad, avoid eating raw foodand vegetables, only drink orbrush your teeth using bottledwater and ask for no ice cubesin your drinks.

If you do get sick, bring astash of your favorite over-the-counter cold, cough and fluremedies along in a first aid kit.As a last resort, ask your doctorfor “just-in-case” prescriptionsfor antibiotics to cover respira-tory illnesses and traveler’s di-arrhea, which may save the dayif all else fails.

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Alwaysexhausted? What it could meanTiredness is part of our dailycycle. But if you’re constant-ly exhausted, there could besomething amiss.

“If you take a nap or get agood night’s sleep and feelready to go, then [fatigue]isn’t anything to worryabout,” says Dr. Kent Holtorf,who specializes in fibromyal-gia and fatigue at the HoltorfMedical Group, which has of-fices in Philadelphia. “Or ifyou exercise and feel better,then you’re healthy. If youexercise and feel worse, thenyou should think [about]chronic fatigue syndrome.”

Unrestful sleep, muscleaches, cognitive dysfunctionand depression are all symp-toms of CFS.

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syndrome is a bad term — itdoesn’t tell you anything,”Dr. Holtorf adds. “The causesare hard to determine andtherefore hard to treat. Itcould be a low immune sys-tem causing multiple infec-tions. Most people get infect-ed by Epstein-Barr, but fightit off. Most people areexposed to viruses, but mostsuppress it. People with lowimmunology don’t.”

Dr. Holtorf says that cer-tain people are more suscep-tible to CFS than others. “It’susually a Type A personality,”he says. “They don’t rest andthe body is overwhelmed.”

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Coverage of Sikhtemple killingsfound wantingI’m very disappointed atsome media coverage of theshooting at Wisconsin Sikhtemple as an act of “mistak-en identity.” The implicationthat those cowardly murdersof innocent lives were chieflymistaking turban-wearingSikhs for Muslims on thepart of the perpetrator seemsto me, as a humanist, utterlydeplorable. Bin Laden, JaredLoughner, the suspect JamesHolmes and Anders Breivik— none of them committedthe murders “mistakenly.”They were rather premeditat-ed and well-planned. To avertsuch terror in the future, thenews media could help bymore in-depth analysis of thetopic, in contrast to superfi-cial leveling such as the “mis-

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I’ve noticed a surprisingly lowlevel of coverage concerningSunday’s attack on the Sikhtemple in Wisconsin, and todate no letters on it appearingon this page. I sincerely hopethis is because people are en-gaged in some serious con-templation about our society’sgun fetish, and not simply be-cause the victims were non-Caucasian and non-Christian,and thus not worth the time.JOSEPH CONNELL, VIA E-MAIL

Utopia lyrics hadthe answer all alongI am appalled and greatlysadden over the latest shoot-ing and massacre of innocentSikhs in Wisconsin — and intheir house of worship. Is no

place sacred? My heartfeltprayers go out to the peace-ful Sikh people and theirfamilies that have lost somuch. As a nation, we cannever be truely free if wecontinue hating those of dif-ferent cultures. We are allbrothers and sisters of thehuman race and were creat-ed by God to love one anoth-er. Remember this too: Hateis created in the home, andparents ought to teach theirchildren to respect allpeople. Love is the answer.FREDERICK R. BEDELL JR.,VIA E-MAIL

Mets (fans just)can’t catch (a break)A recent article said a NYCcop who refused to leave aseat that was not his wasbanned from Citi Field. Mean-

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At least that meanshe’s good at limbo?With our current presidentrunning the country, the barhas been set so low that any-one that will do a better jobthan Obama.

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Romney might sharetrait with Tin ManI would like to know whatcharities and or nonprofitsMr. Romney has supportedfor the past decade. This maypoint to where his heart is,as his head appears to be fo-cused on his campaign. DoesMr. Romney give back? ANDREA OWENS, VIA E-MAIL

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If Misty May-Treanor andKerri Walsh-Jennings aregoing to win an unprece-dented third straight gold

medal in beach volleyball,they are going to have to de-feat America.

Just hours after May-Tre-anor and Walsh-Jennings de-feated the favored Chinesepair of Xue Chen and ZhangXi, they were joined in thegold medal final by the otherAmerican duo of April Rossand Jen Kessy.

Ross and Kessy battled theNo. 1 seed and defendingworld champion Brazilians Ju-liana and Larissa at HorseGuards Parade in a cold, driv-ing rain. The Americans spenteach timeout with their feetin buckets of warm water tokeep them from going numb.

May-Treanor and Walsh-Jennings captured the nation’sattention in 2004 when theywon gold in Athens. Theydominated the sport for thenext four years and won againin Beijing.

But over the past fouryears, the duo went their sepa-rate ways as Walsh was mar-ried and had children in May2009 and May 2010 and May-Treanor partnered with NicoleBranagh. In the interim, theChinese and Brazilians domi-nated the sport.

A year before the LondonOlympics, the duo got back to-gether for one last go atOlympic gold, and after yester-

day’s win, they will have thatchance.

“We want to seal the dealthat we’re the best team that’s

ever happened,” Walsh-Jen-nings told reporters after thematch. “Misty has changed mylife. I just love her. I want towin tomorrow for us.”

Ross and Kessy, mean-while, were making theirOlympic debuts and as the No.4 seed weren’t necessarily ex-

pected to figure in the medals.“I had a picture in my head

at the beginning of the seasonof how I wanted us to play,and we’re living that picture,”Walsh-Jennings said.

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2. UNITED STATES 30 19 21

3. GREAT BRITAIN 22 13 13

4. RUSSIA 10 18 20

5. JAPAN 2 13 14

6. FRANCE 8 9 11

7. GERMANY 6 14 7

8. AUSTRALIA 4 12 9

9. SOUTH KOREA 12 5 6

10. ITALY 7 6 4

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1 U.S. women’s water polocoach Adam Krikorian’sill-timed timeout didn’tkeep his team from win-ning in extra time.

2 Epke Zonderland of theNetherlands flipped hisway to gold in the men’shigh bar competition.

3 Weightlifter MathiasSteiner was miraculouslyuninjured after dropping432 pounds on his neck.

4 Aussie Sally Pearsonedged out three Ameri-cans to win gold in the100m hurdles.

5 Alistair Brownlee wongold in the men’striathlon and made it afamily affair when hisbrother, Jon, took homethe bronze.

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The men’sdecathlon begins to-day and AmericanAshton Eaton is thefavorite. He set theworld record in Juneat the U.S. Olympic tri-als. The first fiveevents are today, in-cluding the 100m andlong jump, two ofEaton’s best events.

The women’s 200mfinal is today at 4 p.m.EST and it has a verysimilar feel to the100m. Five of theeight runners are thesame including 100mchamp Shelly-AnnFraser-Pryce and thefavorite, AmericanAllyson Felix.

Elimination roundsbegin in men’s basket-ball with the UnitedStates facing Australiaat 5:15 p.m. EST. TheU.S. looked shakyagainst Lithuania butrebounded nicely tobeat Argentina. TheAussies feature NBAplayer and St. Mary’slegend Patty Mills.

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There were several momentsyesterday afternoon in Londonwhere it looked like Aug. 7,2012 would go down as one ofthe more crushing days in thelife of Needham’s Aly Raisman.

Just a few days removedfrom missing out on her firstindividual medal due to a little-known tie-breaker rule in theall-around, it looked like Rais-man was about to get her heartbroken again, this time due toquestionable scores by thejudges in the beam final. Herinitial score was 14.946, butcoach Mihai Brestyan filed anappeal. The new, higher scorewas soon-after announced and

the crowd went wild. Whoknows, maybe the rush fromthe controversy propelled herto gold a little over an hour lat-er? In over two weeks ofOlympic games, yesterday willbe known as Raisman’s day.Mark it down: Aug. 7, 2012.

Aly Raisman was all smileson the podium yesterday. MATT BURKE

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Ireceived an email from a

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Don’t skip the spa appointment “In the bathroom, candles arereally important forambiance,” stresses Garcia.She also suggests stocking upon accoutrements for a bub-

ble bath. “Normally peopletake a shower because every-one is in a rush, but whenyou’re going to lounge youwant to make sure thatyou’re taking bubble baths.They make you feel way morerelaxed.”

Start with the bedfor the best R&R“The bed is really importantwhen you want to feel likeyou’re in a hotel,” says Garcia.The first step: Upgrade tohotel-quality sheets. “All the

sheets should have at least500-800 thread count,” shesays. Also, stay in a neutralcolor palette.

“Whites on whites, creamson creams. You never go to areally nice resort and they haveall different pattern sheets.

White and crisp is always best.”Another key trick, she says, isto layer your bed. “Make sureyou have a duvet insert or acoverlet on top of the sheets.”

TAKE A STAY-CATION

“Make sure that pillows are nice and plush,” says Garcia. “These are all things that make you feel very comfortable.”

POLKA DOT

Need a getaway but can’t afford an island retreat right now? (Hey, that fall coat is calling!) Blanche Garcia, interior designer and star of the Travel Channel’s ‘Hotel Impossible,’ has a simple alternative to booking a flight:

Turn your apartment into a summer stay-cation Here’s how

Edit your stressful junkIf you want to feel like you’resomewhere far from yourreality, eliminate your usualclutter, says Garcia. “Whenyou’re at home, you don’t

notice all the papers piling upbecause you’re used to seeingthem every day — but if youjust ran in and put those thingsaway, got really colorful pillowsand popped in your iPod, youwould feel like you’re not inyour space.”

Next step: Light some candles.

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Garcia’s tips for setting up aguest room:

1 Keep a basket in the roomwith notepaper, a sewingkit, magazines, incidentals,eye masks, slippers andearplugs for their comfort.

2 Keep layers of sheets, a du-vet and a throw so theyhave options.

3 Place an inexpensive dim-mer on the bedside lamp soyour guests can adjust asthey see fit.

Remember scentsAdd drawer sheets within thedrawers of the dresser withrelaxing scents like lavender,says Garcia. “Or if you wantto feel beach-y, use an oceanscent.”

Bring your dream vacation to your home“If you’re going to stay homefor the week but you reallywant to be in, say, Italy or Ja-maica, plan it so for thatweek, everything that you’recooking is from that country,”says Garcia. “If you want tobe in Italy, make sure to playall Italian music.”

Not in the Amalfi Coast? Eat like you are.

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Feng shui awayYour outdoor space can use amakeover, too. “I like minifountains; they’re pretty andbring in the water element,”says Garcia. For the fire ele-ment, she likes a fire pit.

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