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How to shoot a ‘True’ sex sceneAnna Paquin says sometimesshe and her husband aren’tacting on ‘TrueBlood’ {page 06}

FOOTBALLLET THE GAMES BEGIN {page 12}

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Books. This man had sex on the moon

Famed Boston author Ben Mezrich investigates the odd tale of scientist Thad Roberts, seen here, who stole priceless lunar samples

to give to his 20-year-old girlfriend — who also acted as his accomplice. Mezrich dishes on this intergalactic tale inside. {page 08}

100,000hold vigilin Norway

Thousands gather after 76slain in bombing, shootings

Attacker tells judge he hadhelp; officials skeptical {page 04}

NewsMBTA may give riders fare shake

After five years without increasing the amount you pay to ride, MBTA officials areconsidering it as an option to offset budget woes Could happen by next July {page 02}

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56%Since 1996, theteen birth rate for13- to 17-year-oldshas declined by 56percent in Boston.A report releasedby the Depart-ment of PublicHealth, called the2009 Birth Report,found teenagebirths dropped to10 births per 1,000teens in 2009 from12.3 births per1,000 teens in2008. METRO

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As soon as next July, T riderscould be scraping theirpockets for change anddumping more cash ontotheir CharlieCards.

MBTA officials have al-ready started talking aboutthe possibility of raisingpassenger fares.

“Everything is on thetable for balancing thatbudget [next fiscal year]”said MBTA General ManagerRich Davey. “Which in-cludes fare increases.”

Davey says he has triedalmost everything to avoidthe cost increase to ride theT, including the launch of

an MBTA store with authen-tic T flip-flops and sellingthe naming rights to sta-tions — but it hasn’t beenenough.

The T hasn’t raised faressince January of 2007 whenthe price to ride spiked 25percent.

“The problem is the gapcontinues to grow … wehave a projected budget gap[next year] that is greaterthan this year, which was$130 million,” said Davey.

He wouldn’t say howmuch fares could go up, buthe said they would “ab-solutely not” increase this

fiscal year, which ends inJune of 2012.

But before a hike in com-muter prices can happen,the T has to go through alengthy public inputprocess.

Increases can pass afterpublic workshops, publiccomment sessions and con-sultation with the RiderOversight Committee isheld.

The T also has to get theMBTA Board of Directors’approval.

Going up? MBTAmulling fare hike

The MBTA hasn’t raised fares in five years, but General Manager Richard Davey said it’s on the table for next year.

Possible fares

Here’s how various fare

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$2 fare in 2012 (based on

daily cash CharlieTicket):

10 percent: $2.2015 percent: $2.3020 percent: $2.4025 percent: $2.50

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Bassistfree on$25K bail ATTLEBORO. The bassist fora popular alt-rock bandwas freed on $25,000 bailyesterday following a stintin jail.

According to reports,Michael Todd, bassist forthe band Coheed and Cam-bria, was set free on bailtwo weeks after his armedrobbery arrest for alleged-ly holding up an Attleboropharmacy for Oxycontinhours before a show.

Todd, 30, was freed on$25,000 bail from theDartmouth House of Cor-rections, according to re-ports. METRO

Black infantmortalityrate dropsBOSTON. New state data re-leased by the Departmentof Public Health yesterdayshowed the numbers ofblack infants who died be-fore their first birthdaywas 50 percent less thanthe previous year.

Data released for 2008and 2009 showed the low-est death rate for Boston’syoungest African-Americanresidents in 20 years,according to reports.

In 2009, 16 blackinfants died in the city. Re-ports show that the previ-ous year, the death ratereached 30. METRO

BOSTON. Rent in Boston isn’tthe only room fare on therise. According to a reportby the Boston Business Jour-nal, hotel room costs areback to pre-recession levels.

BBJ reported that Down-town Boston hotels in Maysaw a 3.3 percent increasein average daily roomrates, hitting $215.74 perroom, compared to thesame time last year. METRO

UrbanLeague seesprogress,racial gapsin Boston

The tone of race relations inBoston is far better than itwas a few years ago, butsome indicators show thatmany racial inequities herehave not closed.

That’s according to thereport released yesterday bythe Urban League of EasternMass. called the “State of

Black Boston.” The reportexamines the progress andlack of progress black Bosto-nians experience and exam-ines gaps in education andhealth care between mi-norities and whites.

The report comes daysbefore the National UrbanLeague kicks off its annual

conference in the Hub. It’sthe first time in 35 years ithas been in Boston, a citythat some associate withracism because of the bus-ing crisis of the 1970s.

“It’s a very differentBoston,” Gov. Deval Patricksaid yesterday of the Hub’sprogress. MICHAEL NAUGHTON

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Dorchester man pleads not guilty They met at party to talk aboutrelationship, cops say Family of 21-year-old emotional at court hearing The reported “on and off”boyfriend of a 21-year-oldmother allegedly told policehe “blacked out” after firinga gun at her in the heat ofan argument about their re-lationship early Sunday.

Junior Fernandes, 22, ofDorchester, allegedly shotAlessa Castellon five times,killing her.

Fernandes called Castel-lon from a party in Dorch-ester. When she arrived, thetwo went outside to talkabout their relationship.That talk turned into argu-ing, according to court doc-uments. Fernandes told po-lice that he fired the gun af-ter Castellon “began tosmack, hit and punch” him.

He pleaded not guilty

during his arraignment yes-terday and his lawyer saidhe had no record and didnot fight the prosecutor’srequest that he be heldwithout bail.

Friends and family mem-bers of Castellon cried and

hugged as the prosecutordetailed the shooting. Herfriends said she was themother of a 3- or 4-year-oldson. They described her asoutgoing and said she wasworking on her criminaljustice degree at Bunker

Hill Community College.“No matter what hap-

pened, she didn’t deserve togo out that way,” said KathyGuzman, Castellon’s friend.

Loved ones of Alessa Castellon grieved in court yesterday.

Another incident

Police made another murder arrest Sunday whenthey charged Laquan Miller,17, of Roslindale, withkilling Wilfredo Martinez.Martinez, 23, and another23-year-old man were shotrepeatedly June 5 in Roslindale.He agreed to be held without bail.

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In Boston, vendingmachines werepositioned outside thePrudential Center forthe day on July 19. Thesocial experiment hadthe unmanned pop-upstores stocked with ice-cold Honest Tea, askingvisitors to leave $1 perbottle in an honor box.

Not only did the boxnot get stolen, but Bosto-nians put money in the

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At least 100,000 people ral-lied in Oslo and tens ofthousands more marchedin cities across Norway yes-terday in a nationwide ex-pression of grief and unityover the massacre of 76people by Anders BehringBreivik.

Breivik told a judge in aclosed hearing yesterdayhis bombing and shootingrampage aimed to save Eu-rope from a Muslimtakeover, and said that“two more cells” existed inhis group.

Police said they couldnot rule out the possibilitythat others were involvedin Friday’s attacks and theyrevised down the death

toll to 76 from 93: eightdead in a bomb blast inOslo and 68 at a LabourParty youth camp onUtoeya island.

Stoltenberg addressedthe evening crowd, manyof them holding up redand white roses for re-membrance, his voicetrembling with emotion:“By taking part you aresaying a resounding ‘yes’to democracy.” He calledthe Rose March a “marchfor democracy, a marchfor tolerance, a march forunity.”

“Evil can kill a personbut never conquer a peo-ple.”

In a country of 4.8 mil-lion, where a single mur-der makes front-pagenews, the solidarity rallywas probably the biggestsince World War II. REUTERS

100,000 gather to remember victims Attacker claims he had help,but officials skeptical Huge rally likely country’s largest since WWII

Thousands join Oslomarch in grief, unity

Thousands held red and white flowers at the

vigil in remembrance of the 76 victims.

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76Norwegian policerevised down the deathtoll from Friday’s bomband shooting attack to76 people from a previ-ous estimate of 93.

“Evil can kill aperson but neverconquer a people.”STOLTENBERG

Did he haveaccomplices?Norwegian policethink gunman AndersBehring Breivik isprobably a lone wolf, aview also held by someresearchers who castdoubt on his claimthat he was workingwith two other cells.

Breivik told a courtyesterday that twocells of collaboratorswere in his “KnightsTemplar” group thataimed to “save”Europe from Muslims.REUTERS

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The jewels thatkeep on givingPrince William has giftedhis new wife, PrincessCatherine, with yet anotherprized item from his latemother Princess Diana’sjewelry collection: a pairof diamond and sapphireearrings, according to theDaily Mail. “Now thatthey’re married, Williamwanted her to have someof his mother’s favoritepieces,” a source says. Di-ana was in fact quite fond

of the earrings and worethem often before herdeath in 1997.

Lohan: Can’tkeep a gooddrunk downLindsay Lohan seems to beslipping back into badhabits, if a night out in Hol-lywood is any indication.The troubled starlet hit up

a friend’s birthday, show-ing up sober and onlyordering juice from thewaitstaff, but by the end ofthe night “she could barelystand,” an eyewitness tellsRadar Online. The sourcesays Lohan sneaked gulpsof other people’s drinkswhile passing them on andtaking shots of vodka onthe sly. Lohan was laterspotted holding onto cur-tains for support andscreaming into her cellphone before she left theclub around 2 a.m. “Whenshe got to her Escalade,she just collapsed into it,”the source says. Lohan,who is still on probation, islegally allowed to drink.

Celebratingsans husbandDivorce or no divorce, Jen-nifer Lopez was all smilesin Miami this weekend,celebrating her 42ndbirthday with her mother,sister and a massiveentourage, according toPeople magazine.“Jennifer looked radiantin a purple and silverevening dress,” a sourcesays. “And when theybrought out her birthdaycake after the meal, shebegan to sing. She wasvery happy. The wholegroup had a blast, stayingfor hours. They closeddown the restaurant.”

Checking in with

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Today, Lady Gaga issuffering for her art,Bill Maher is puttingthings in perspective,Nina Dobrev is in factbragging and ConanO’Brien is over-think-ing Harry Potter.

@ladygagaYou know you’re ded-icated to hooker-popwhen your bruisesand cuts are shapedlike fishnets.

@billmaherHey rest of the UnitedStates, gay marriageis like color tv - even-tually everybody wasgonna get it

@ninadobrevI’m not gonna bragbut... I may or maynot have met StevenSpielberg tonight.Just sayin’

@ConanOBrienIf Voldemort is such apowerful wizard, whycan’t he conjure up anew nose?

The feed ...

Talking points

Princess Kate has some new bling.

“True Blood” star AnnaPaquin admits beingmarried to co-starStephen Moyer makesfilming intimate sceneseasier.

“Maybe it should beweird, simulating sexwith your husband infront of people? But it’sreally not,” Paquin tellsV Magazine. “When it’s alove scene with someoneyou actually love, there’s

no feeling like, ‘Can Itouch him here? Can Itouch him there?’ Youknow what your bound-aries are — or what theyaren’t, I suppose.”

What’s most impres-sive is that Paquin, afterall of those years of be-ing together, is able topretend like she stillwants to rip his pants offinstead of pretending tohave a headache.

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‘Glee’ stars tobecome townies?While “Glee” boss

Ryan Murphy re-cently said starsLea Michele, Cory

Monteith and Emmy-nomi-nee Chris Colfer would beleaving the show after nextseason, that may not actual-ly be the case. “Here’s theexact thing: [The charac-ters] are seniors, so they’regraduating,” executive pro-ducer Brad Falchuk told thethe audience at the show’sComic-Con panel, accord-ing to TV Line. “But becausethey’re graduating doesn’tmean they’re leaving theshow. If you have LeaMichele under contract,you don’t say, ‘We’re gonnalet you go.’”

Oh man — you knowwhat happens if you don’tleave town after gradua-tion: You become thattownie burnout, a laMatthew McConaughey in“Dazed and Confused.” Ican’t wait for the episode

where Rachel, desperate forher high-school days andwanting to impress thenew members of New Di-rections, starts belting outshow tunes while buyingMad Dog 20/20 for under-age high school students.

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Daymanheads toComic-Con,Rihannahits theHub1: Rihanna rocked the TD Garden on Sunday night,but instead of her um-bah-rellaay ay ay, she wore a shiny littleraincoat.

2: The “Always Sunny” crewstopped by Comic-Con on Sunday, and they didn’t forgetto play dress-up.

3: Ozzy Osbourne brought avery cute guest to a benefit inBeverly Hills on Friday.

4: Taylor Swift looked like shefell out of a fairy tale Sundaynight when her “Speak Now”tour came through Newark,N.J.

5: “Cowboys & Aliens” starsHarrison Ford, Daniel Craig and Olivia Wilde — who lookslike this. Where will every guyyou know go this weekend?We’ll give you one guess.

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Moon rocks are otherworld-ly and illegal to own — andthey’re also among themost valuable elements inthe world. A single gram isworth about $5 million. En-ter Thad Roberts, a 25-year-old NASA co-op who stole asafe of lunar samples fromNASA and then, with hisgirlfriend-accomplice, didjust what the title of BenMezrich’s highly readablenew book, “Sex on theMoon” suggests. Mezrich,the best-selling author be-hind “Bringing Down theHouse,” and “The Acciden-

tal Billionaires” (from whichthe Oscar-winning “The So-cial Network” is adapted),uncovers how Roberts wasboth smart and dumbenough to carry out one ofhistory’s most daring thefts.

How did you come uponThad’s story?I’ve become the go-to guyfor interesting stories. Mu-tual friends of Thad whowere fans of mine contactedme. I never heard of theheist. So I hopped on aplane and flew to Utah tomeet Thad right after he

spent seven and a half yearsin jail. He was one of thenicest, most charismaticguys I’ve ever met. So many elements to the story are so over the top. Didanything surprise even you?Even to this day, I don’t un-derstand how Thad couldbe so brilliant in pulling itoff, but then he just tried tosell the moon rocks on theInternet. He just wasn’t acriminal. A criminal wouldknow better.

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Scott: No.1 in ‘The Sun’

Jill Scott credits old-fashioned home training with keep-ing her ego in check. “My grandmother Blue taught mevery early to not get involved in that mentality whereyou are put on a pedestal. Because people on pedestalsfall and fall hard,” she says. After her own successfulHBO series and starring in a Tyler Perry movie or two,the Grammy winner might be putting those skills to usemore than ever now. She’s back to her first love, music,scoring her first No. 1 album with her new “The Light ofthe Sun.” For our full interview with the singer, visitwww.metro.us/music. G. VALENTINO BALL

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Best-selling author Ben Mezrich uncovers the storybehind one of the most audacious heists in US historyin his high-octane new book, ‘Sex on the Moon’

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Playersare expect-ed to return

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Let the games begin ...after a crazy preseason

The NFL is officially in a speed rush The lockout is over But thereisn’t much time for moves, camp And don’t even think about two-a-days

Imagine Eminem rappingover a techno beat.

That’s what the nextfew days should feel like,now that the NFL has end-ed its five-month labor dis-pute. The timeline is fastand furious as teams try tocram days into hours andweeks into days.

“This is a long time com-ing, and football’s back,"commissioner Roger Good-ell said yesterday.

As you read this, tradesare being pursued, freeagents are being wooedand draft picks are gettingplaybooks. The schedulefor acquiring new playershas been shrunk from amonth to just 10 days.Hopefully teams haven’tbeen sitting back enjoying“Entourage” reruns overthe past few months.

Coaches will have lessthan three weeks to makekey personnel and strate-gic decisions. Who goes?

Who stays? What kind ofdefensive scheme? TheNFL is officially in a speedrush.

And training camp ...well, that starts tomorrowfor some teams. Of course,that will also have a differ-ent look. Under the newCBA, traditional two-a-daysare banned, meaning

teams can no longer poundeach other to a pulp. Ifthey choose to practicetwice a day, the second onewill be without pads — noexceptions. It’s part of theleague’s new player safetyguidelines.

These three playersare going to be gettinga lot of calls this week.

Kevin KolbQB, EaglesThe Eaglesbackup is

probably being fitted fora new jersey right now.Arizona is most likely, but Seattle is possible.

SantonioHolmesWR, JetsHis combo

of blazing speed andskilled route-runningmakes Holmes acertified playmaker.

NnamdiAsomughaCB, RaidersHe’s been

thrown at just 92 timesover past four seasons.He’d be a perfect fit inPhiladelphia orBaltimore.

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NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith and NFL

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Training camp opens forseveral teams, includingthe Patriots.Thursday

Teams can cut players.Friday

Teams can extend offersheets, finalize FA signings.

“I believe it’simportant thatwe talk about thefuture of football asa partnership.”NFLPA EXECUTIVE DIRECTORDEMAURICE SMITH

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THE DEAL:With the lockout over, it’sgoing to be a crazy fewweeks in the NFL. But don’texpect much panic out ofFoxborough.

ANALYSIS:Unlike some teams thatneed front-line play-ers at key positions,the Pats’ core is sol-id. Bill Belichick,Tom Brady and WesWelker alone areworth a spot in theplayoffs. They’re notperfect: The LB corpsis shallow with TullyBanta-Cain’s surgery,the D-line could usean upgrade and MattLight must be re-signed. ButNew England can avoid thefrenzy that will surroundpremier guys like NnamdiAsomugha and Sidney Rice.

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Tom Brady could use adeep threat at WR. ExpectBelichick and Co., to makea play for someone likeBraylon Edwards.

The Patriots’ core isintact and strong as ever.

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Patriots owner RobertKraft apologized to footballfans during a press confer-ence announcing the effec-tive end of the lockoutyesterday.

“First of all I’d like, onbehalf of both sides, toapologize to the fans thatfor the last five, six monthswe’ve been talking about

the business of footballand not what goes on onthe field and building theteams in each market,” hesaid in Washington. “Butthe end result is we’vebeen able to have an agree-ment that I think is goingto allow this sport to flour-ish over the next decade.”

Colts center Jeff Satur-

day said Kraft — alongwith his late wife, Myra —was instrumental in a dealgetting done.

“A special thanks toMyra Kraft,” Saturday said,“who even in her weakestmoment allowed Mr. Kraftto come and fight this out.And without him, this dealdoes not get done.” METRO

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Red Sox goingon, coming off,the disabled list

Lester activated the same day Drew lands on the DLBuchholz feels good after 30-pitch bullpen session

One player heads into thetwilight. Another is head-ing back into the spotlight.

On the same day theRed Sox officially placedJ.D. Drew on the disabledlist with a bum left shoul-der, the Red Sox activatedleft-hander Jon Lester tostart last night’s gameagainst the Royals at Fen-way Park.

But the most significantinjury news of the day re-volved around righty ClayBuchholz, who threw amuch-anticipated bullpensession. It was his firstmound time since goingon the DL June 17 with astrained lower back; heemerged relatively un-scathed after 30 pitches.

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“If you watched himthrow, you would never be-lieve that he’s missedtime.”

Buchholz is expected tothrow a longer bullpen ses-sion Thursday.

“I think it’s the biggeststep in the right directionin this process,” Buchholzsaid.

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Kuroda, 36, has beenone of the mostconsistent starters inthe National League inrecent seasons. He’snever posted worse thana 3.76 ERA during hisfour-year career — allwith the Dodgers.

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