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BostINJuly 2010

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New Businesses Unreal Candy Georgetown Cupcakes

Fenway Tours

Warped Tour

Music Trends in Boston Karmin, Sammy Adams, One Step Away

Gentle Giant Rowing Club

Olympians Native to Boston

What to Wear on the Fourth Top Ten Destination in Boston

What’s IN BostIN

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BostIN staff

Emily Williamson

Bowen Fernie

Caroline Sneider

Jess Alperin

Marie Yannamoto

Conner O’Byrne

Jasmine Chehaiber

Kira Petit

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NEW BUSINESSES

In the summer months nearly everyone is prone to want a sweet treat or two, And in most cases people eat too much of candy that is not healthy or nutritious in the slightest.

These days candy of all sorts are filled to the brim with nasty stuff you shouldn’t be eating. finding a healthy alternative is a must, and ‘unreal’ candy does just that! A 15 year old Boston native made a candy line with no artificial ingredients, flavors, hydrogenated oils, and corn syrup. Not only that, but it has around 23% less calories than other brands.

Unreal candy makes a few types of candy, similar to M&Ms, Reeses cups, Snickers and a few others. Unreal candy can be found at local CVS stores, Target, or BJs.

Unreal Candy

in boston

Bos ton n a t ive c re a te s a c a ndy w i th no th i n g bu t real ingredients

unjunked54:similar to peanut m&munjunked41:similar to m&munjunked8: similar to SnickersUnjunkeed5: similar to milky wayunjunked77: similar to Reeses

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NEW BUSINESSES

 

Georgetown Cupcakes83 Newbury Street

Boston, MA02116

A famous cupcake shop has finally made its way to downtown Boston, located on Newbury Street. This chain of cupcakes shops has stores in other cities such as Los Angeles, Soho in NYC, Bethesda and now Boston. Georgetown first started in Georgetown in Washington DC, owned by sisters Katherine Kal-linis and Sophie LaMontagne.

The sisters started as fashion designers, but traded their jobs in to pursue the Georgetown Cupcake idea. They became the first and only cupcakery in DC when they opened in 2008.

The famous cupcakery sells your tasty everyday cupcakes every day of the week, but also has sea-sonal specials along with everyday specials. Rang-ing from classic ‘red velvet’ to various chocolate choices to gluten-free lava cake, then so new con-coctions like ‘Honey Banana’; Georgetown Cup-cakes has more than enough flavors and styles of cupcakes to ease any picky sweet tooth.

prices: $ 2.75 for one

$ 15 for half dozen$ 29 for one dozen

You can place an order online at :www.georgetowncupcake.com

chocolate 3 is a popular favorite of many customers

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BOSTON RED SOX vs NEW YORK YANKEESA meeting that always get a filled stadium with an euphoric crowd like the Yankees against the Red Sox ended being a predetermined game since the first inning..The Red Sox had many points in their favor that could motivate and lead them to the victory and they did not take advantage of them. Their de-concentration is felt at all times, unlike the Yankees, who put their effort from the beginning achieving 4 runs and 2 homeruns in the first innnig.This was not a good game for the Red Sox but not all is bad they had an amazing crowd. Hours before the game you could feel the emotion of the fans of the Red Sox. They kept their emotion till the last out, singing, dancing, screaming and clapping. The best thing of the game was definitely the crowd supporting their team no matter what and of course the treatment of Fenway Park’s employees

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FENWAY’S toursexplore the historic grounds of “america’s most beloved ballpark.” fenway park. enjoy a 60-minute guided tour, complete with team, ball club and player history.

Public tours

Adult 16$Senior 14$Child (3-15) 12$Student 12$Military 12$

Batting practice This is your chance to get up close and per-sonal to all the action. Enter the ballpark be-fore the general public, a quick photo stop on the warning track, a visit to the oldest seats in Major League Baseball from 1934 and try to catch a ball from atop the Green Monster! This tour is offered 3 hours prior to game time, on game days only.

Adult 16$Child (3-15) 12$

Tours schedule9 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily, every hour on the hour daily. On game days the last tour is offered 3 hours before game time.

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Warped Tour VANS WARPED TOUR-A gettogether of bands on tour Coming to a town near You JULY 19Mansfield, MA Comcast Center

Jamie Rhoden from Title Fight

Four Year Strong

Bertrand Poncet of Chunk! No Captain Chunk!Joe B of Transit crowd surfs

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Local Music Local Bands, Singer/Songwriters, Rappers, and Musicians in the Boston Area

One Step Away

A local rock/pop band from Andover, Massachusetts. One Step became known to the public in 2008 and has two self-produced albums since then, including “One Decision” and “For the Broken.” The band mem-bers include lead singer Adam Car-rington, guitarist Terence Healy, bassist Mike Nuzzolo, and drummer Ben Trudeau.

Since the formation of the band in 2007, One Step Away has accom-plished many successes. In 2008, they won Boston Music Festival and have also won Battle of the Bands twice. In 2011, One Step Away also won iHeartRadio’s Get Discoved Contest allowing them to perfom on national TV. Their music can be heard on many New England Sta-tions, however their songs have played on over 120 stations nation wide, including stations in Australia.

Twitter: @OneStepAway

Band To Watch On The Radio

Karmin, an American pop duo that was formed by the engaged couple Amy Heldemann and Nick Noonan who met each other at the Berklee School of Music. Their Music Ranges from Rap to Pop to Al-ternative. The duo has been signed by Epic Records and has produced three EPs. Karmin has performed on SNL and Ellen and their hit single Brokenhearted can be heard on many local radio stations.

Karmin

Sammy Adams

Sammy Adams, an America rapper and recording artist from Boston, MA. He first made music on his macbook in 2008, although by 2011 he released three mixtapes and three top singles including “Driving Me Crazy,” “Blow Up,” and “Only One.”

Twitter: @SammyAdams

Twitter: @karminmusic

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Inside look on Title Fight

Jamie Rhoden, the lead singer of Title Fight, plays at Warped Tour, entertaining old and new fans with songs from the albums Shed and Flood of ‘72. Come find their merch tent and hang. There’s some exclu-sive and limited items for the tour that include:

-TF Backpacks. These are out of 100 (25 per color).Vegan/Vegetarian friendly.

-Disposable Cameras w/ “The Last Thing You Forget” art-work.

-Tie Dye Shirts (2 different color schemes)

-4 other shirts, a hoodie, and a snapback.

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Four Year Strong

Austin Carlile of Of Mice & Men

Acoustic set of KOJI

Of Mice & Men

Man Overboard

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Warped Tour has unveiled a new stage called, “The Acoustic Basement”, which will feature acts such as Anthony Raneri, Kris-topher Roe, Vinnie Caruana, Transit, A Loss For Words, Into It. Over It., Koji, Brian Mar-quis and more.

IIOIChicago, IL solo act Into It. Over It. (Evan Weiss) recently sat down with Punks In Vegas and played two songs acoustically. These stripped down ver-sions of “Embracing Facts” and “Connecticut Steps” are absolutely stunning, but then again, he always sounds this fantastic. These two songs come off of Evan’s 2011 full length Proper, which was easily one of the best albums of 2011.

generally intense atmosphere Warped Tour creates.

TRANSIT October 4, 2011, Transit released their new album, Listen and Forgive. This album’s success came from the way it reached out to a larger audience with it’s heartening and uplifting lyrics. A couple fan favorites are Long Lost Friends, Skipping Stone, and Over Your Head which all branch out to those encoun-tering the sincere sadness of being pushed away, or forgotten. While Transit usually plays in a bold and loud manner during their shows, only during

Warped Tour, you will have the opportunity to see them during the acoustic basement set which will be an incredible chance to disconnect from your troubles and really focus on nothing but the words being said.

At a previous acoustic basement performance, Joe Boynton spoke about everything from tour life to Boston to what he’s studying in school to cats and how much he hates people with the rock star at-titude. He gave amazing advice and told the crowd, “do what makes you happy, because happiness is all that counts and if you’re doing what you love noth-ing else matters.” He was a genuinely sweet and charismatic guy.

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Into It. Over It.

Levi Benton of Miss May I

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Stuart McNaySailingNewton, MAGoing for another try at gold, Stuart McNay will compete at the London games as skipper in the men’s 470 class. McNay also competed at Beijing in 2008 finishing 13th in the 470.

B e t t e r i n g B o s t o n

Commitment to CommunityOne of the ways the foundation helps its community is through the Gentle Giant Rowing Club. The club is a nonprofit organization dedicated to introducing and nurturing the sport of rowing, regardless of age, culture, financial ability or physical capability. The club also uses the philosophy of rowing as a metaphor for life. It inspires members to adopt the ideals of teamwork, good sportmanship and commitment as they move from the water and into the greater community.

With friendsGather eight friends or coworkers and join The Community Chalenge: 4 weeks of twice-weekly training Coaching for your team A trained coxswain to steer your boat Use of Gentle Giant Rowing Club equipment Entry in the 2012 Gentle Giant Rowing Club Challenge Regatta A Race Day memento for each registered teamThe CommitmentClasses start July 10 and end on August 2, 2012. Practices are Tuesday and Thursday for four weeks. Row at either 5:45 -7:15 am or 6:00 -7:30 pm. (Race day event times to be determined.)

The LocationLocated at the Blessing of the Bay boathouse, on 32 Shore Drive in Somerville, MA, which is just off I-93 and T accessible. We row on the Mystic River.For more information phone: 617.504.3782email: [email protected]: www.gentlegiantrowing.org

IndividuallyAdultGGRC’s Adult programming offers both morning and evening sessions for Experienced/Competitive rowers, with practices three times per week. The Novice/Learn-to-Row program focuses on learning the basic skills, strokes and building technique.

YouthAll are welcome and with the support of GGRC, students are able to participate at no cost and compete in Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association sanctioned competitions.

Get involved...

“It inspires members to adopt the ideals of teamwork, good sportmanship and commit-ment...”

The Gentle Giant Charitable Foundation was established in 2005 with one goal of strengthening the community through the values that have characterized Gentle Giant Moving Company for more than 30 years.

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Aly RaismanGymnasticsNeedham, MAAt age 17, Aly Raisman was selected to respresent the US gymanastics team at the 2012 London Olympic. She is more than qualified for the job seeing as she lead her team to the 2011 World Championships team gold medal and won a bronze medal for her floor routine. Raisman is from Newton, MA and trains at Brystan’s gym in Burlington, MA.

Aly Raisman | GymnasticsEvelyn Stevens | CyclingShelley Olds | CyclingShalane Flanagan | Track and FieldSean Furey | Track and FieldSarah Scherer | ShootingKayla Harrison | JudoStuart McNay | SailingRichard “Butch” Johnson | Archery

Olympians Native to Boston

OUR FAVORITES

Who To Watch At The 2012 London Olympics

Stuart McNaySailingNewton, MAGoing for another try at gold, Stuart McNay will com-pete at the London games as skipper in the men’s 470 class. McNay also competed at Beijing in 2008 finish-ing 13th in the 470

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NEW ENGLAND RUNS ON DUNKIN

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What are you gonna wear on the

4th of July?

American Flag T-Shirt$18.00BLONDE+BLONDE

Abbey Dawn Gray USA Flag Zip Leggings$39.99 new look

Blue Truffle and Strips Ankle Boots$50.00 Truffle

Flag Print Flat Pumps $398.48 GIUSEPPE ZANOTTI

Flag Bag$48.00Steve Madden

MOTO ACID FLAG SLEEVELESS BIKER JACKET$62.48Top Shop

Tall Flag Hotpants$68.00Top Shop

American Flag BikiniBathing Suit$20.00US Flag Store

American Flag Earring$7.99POLYVORE

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Are you visiting Boston and want to explore the city but don’t know where to go?

BostIN readers chose their top ten favorite places in Boston, for all ages!

Do you like museums but don’t like always seeing the same type of exhibits?Ranked as the #1 museum in Boston, the MFA offers an immense variety of art from the renaissance to impressionism to the modern art from the 20th centyury. The MFA houses one of the largest varieties of art including ancient Asian and Egyptian collec-tions.

Museum of Fine ArtsHuntington Avenue

Want to explore a new part of Boston? Take a quick T-ride to Harvard Square, the location of the ever-so-famous Harvard University Campus. Among nu-merous street performers and Harvard t-shirts you can shop in less expensive shops and get a nice drink from any of

Harvard SquareCambridge

Newbury StreetCopely SqaureAttention all shoppers! Even your men will love this shopping experience- eight beau-tiful blocks strung with lined with stores; clothes, home accessories, jewelery, candu, books, art, elegant resaturants and bars and numerous day spas and hair salons. Take a nice stroll on Boston’s most enchanting, chic (and pricey!) street.

Fenway ParkPark St.While visiting boston it is a tradition to at-tend one of the famous baseball games in the oldest park in Major League Baseball: fenway park. Enjoy a game on any kind of day, it is a fun experience for people of any age. Tickets go on sale 36-24 hours before the game, but pre-game tickets are sold up to 7 hours before it, although these are rather hard to come by.

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Quincy MarketFanueil HallThe outfoor markts in Fanueil Hall in the heart of the city is perhaps the most visited destina-tion in Boston. Enjoy a variety of “boston fla-vors” and urban as well as homemade shops. The market is a lovely stroll whether at night or in the daytime, and is fun for both tourists and

Also known as ‘little Italy’, this part of Boston is deeply packed with history: Paul Revere’s house, burial grounds and much more, but this beautiful part of town is also known for its food- there are italian restaurants around every corner. Visit the North End with an open mind and an empty stomach!

The North EndHaymarket

The Boston Common & Public GardensPark StreetIf you ever want to escape the hype of the city take a walk through the Boston Common or the Boston Public Gardens (both very similar) and maybe even bring a picnik if it is a nice day. In the summer it is a perfect place to have a nice lunch, sunbathe or just relax. In the winter it is known for ice-skating and playing in the snow. On a sunny day the gardens are the best place to be.

ChinatownBeach StreetAs the only historical chinese area in all of New England, Chinatown is a great place to eat cheap food and explore. It is a great culture shock without having to travel very far!

Charles River TrailMemorial DrWhether you want to bike, roller skate, jog or just stroll, the riverisde walk is a popular destina-tion for people looking for an escpae from the city. Enjoy the nature, the sailboats and the people-watching.

Museum of ScienceScience Park StationThis hands-on museum has something fun for all ages. Watch chicks hatiching, lighting being created and a lot more!

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A fasinating journey into the evolution of mankind

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Cirque De Soleil’s TOTEM follows

the journey of evolution from its

core to modern times. The show

exhibits this journey starting with

aphibian creatures and ending with

follows the journey of a scientist

into an unknown world and

explores the ties between man and

other species. The show combines

the beliefs of science and legend,

which can be noted through out

the show and is stressed in the set.

TOTEM reveals its message using

a visual, colorful, and acrobatic

language that can appeal to all ages.

Now Playing at the Boston Marine Office

Park

June 10th-August 5th

CIRQUE DU SOLEIL