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Dogs play at Peters Park in the South End. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

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Security remains tight at the Moakley Federal Courthouse as the trial of accused Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev continues. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

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Graphic testimony continued Monday in the trial of admitted Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, who sat impassively as the survivors of the attack recounted scenes of bloody horror. Jessica Kensky was the first witness to take the stand Monday as the trial entered its third day of testimony. Kensky was with her husband, Patrick Downes, when the twin blasts rocked through Boylston Street on April 15, 2013, catapulting her “like a rocket.” “There was smoke, there

was blood. I was most focused on my husband, he was right next to me still, and his foot and his leg were kind of detached,” said Kensky. Tsarnaev is on trial for his life in the deadly attack that killed Martin Richard, 8; restaurant manager Krystle Campbell, 29, and graduate student Lingzi Lu, 23, and injured 264. He is also on trial for the fatal shooting of an MIT police officer three days later. One of his defense attorneys last week admitted Tsarnaev and his late brother did indeed carry out the attack, though the 21-year-old has pleaded not guilty to all charges. Kensky lost her left leg on the day of the bombing. Doctors amputated her right leg this past January.

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“A man came over as I was trying to fumble to put a tourniquet on Patrick and said, ‘Ma’am you’re on fire, you’re on fire.’” Kensky

During her testimony, prosecutors showed the court surveillance images taken near the blast sites. Tsarnaev was seen walking with a backpack that prosecutors say held a homemade pressure cooker bomb. He is seen dropping it in a crowded area in front of Forum restaurant, making a phone call and walking away shortly before the blast.

Jurors also saw a graphic photo of bombing survivor Jeff Bauman consciously lying in a pool of blood, with the lower portion of his legs missing. A friend of Lu’s, fellow Chinese exchange student, Dan Ling Zhou, 24, held back tears as best she could while recounting her last moments with her friend. The pair was in front of Forum when the first blast rang out down the street. Zhou said she didn’t believe the blast was from a bomb, though Lu was panicked. “[Lu] was scared. She was scared like everyone else around,” said Zhou, dabbing away tears. MORGAN ROUSSEAU @MetroMorgan

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Investigation. Boston English dean faces review after shooting arrest

Shaun Harrison is charged with shooting a teenager. / BOSTON GLOBE

Boston Mayor Marty Walsh is launching an internal review of the employment history of the Boston high school dean accused of shooting a teenager in the head over a drug dispute last week. The Boston Public Schools Department of Labor Relations

will carry out the inquiry, which will include interviews with school leaders and other staff members at the schools where Harrison was employed. Shaun Harrison, a 55-yearold Roxbury reverend, was most recently a dean of students at Jamaica Plain’s Boston

English High School. He was fired after the allegations of the shooting came to light last week. A recent search of Harrison’s home yielded marijuana, cocaine and several guns. Police also reported he had a gang mural in his apartment. DANNY MCDONALD

Mayor Marty Walsh feels City Hall’s front yard is lacking energy, and he wants Bostonians to weigh in on how to liven it up. Walsh said on Monday he was seeking input from residents on how to “unlock the potential” of the notable civic space. Residents can submit ideas through CityofBoston. gov, or by tweeting @Marty_Walsh and @NotifyBoston using #CityHallPlaza. “This is the people’s plaza, and we’ve seen how it can bring the city together for international events and community events alike,” Walsh said. METRO

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BPD recover Acura stolen with a 4-year-old inside Boston Police have conﬁrmed they have recovered a car that was stolen with a four-year-old boy inside it Sunday in East Boston. Police say a silver Acura was taken from a parking spot near a Bank of America ATM located close to the corner of Bennington and Porter streets in Eastie around 9:40 a.m. Sunday. The driver of the car was using the ATM, while the boy was left in the car. The alleged thief — 50-year-old Ronald Smoot — dropped the child oﬀ at a Mobil station on Meridian Street shortly after he stole the car. The car was recovered on Putnam Street this morning, according to Boston Police, just 8 a.m. Smoot has been arrested in connection with the crime and could be arraigned Tuesday. METRO

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Rock salt poses danger for dogs Pet danger. Unsuspecting pooches are falling ill after eating the dangerous winter mixture. Local vets say dog owners should be worrying about more than just snow and ice this winter. Road salt, says Dr. Edward Schettino, director of veterinary medical services at the Animal Rescue League of Boston, says road salt can pose both internal and external dangers to canines. “It can cause painful burning and cracking of the pads from walking on salt-treated roads and sidewalks,” he said. Ingesting road salt can also pose problems. This often happens if dogs’ feet are not washed off after coming in from a walk, said Schettino. He advised owners to have their dogs wear boots or to wash their feet off before entering

the house. Eating the substance can cause seizures and brain irregularities, he said. Lesser doses can cause vomiting or diarrhea. If a dog appears to have a painful mouth and is not eating, Schettino advises checking with your vet to determine the next step. Dr. Kiko Bracker, an emergency and critical care vet for MSPCA-Angell (Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, said usually the problem of salt irritating a dog’s feet pads is gone quickly. “But if they’re chronically in the snow and slush where there’s rock salt, you could get a drying of the foot pads, which leads to cracking and ulceration,” he said. Ingestion can cause serious irritations and inflammation in the mouth and digestive system, as well as possibly cause an electrolyte imbalance,” she said.

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Cops: Merrimac couple ran prostitution ring out of home A couple was arraigned on charges of running a prostitution ring in Merrimac on Monday. Robert D. Jones, 32, and Marie Sue Shelley, 28, were arrested following a threemonth investigation into “quality of life concerns in their neighborhood.” Police noticed increased traffic to and from the couple’s home and received several tips about suspicious activity. Police set up an undercover sting, where an officer replied to an ad Shelley had posted on Craigslist. They met, according to authorities, and Shelley offered to perform a sexual act on the undercover state trooper for $100. The pair were arraigned at Newburyport District Court and were being held on $2,000 bail. METRO

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Derailed train in NC injures dozens Street-level. The Carolinian was on its routine daily trip when it struck a tractor trailer stuck on a grade crossing.

cials with the North Carolina Department of Transportation said. There were 200 people on board the train — The Carolinian — which runs daily and was to make stops in Washington, D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia, Delaware, Trenton, and New York’s Penn Station. “There was a massive jerk and we were kind of thrown forward a little bit, and the train came to a sudden stop,” Charlotte Story, a student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill who was in the seventh car, told local CBS affiliate WRAL. A passenger making the 10hour trip north to New York City, 21-year-old Patrick Narmi, said the conductor slammed on the brakes moment before the accident and he watched out the window what happened next. “A few seconds later, I heard the impact. … The train ran right through it,” he told the Raleigh News & Observer. Narmi flew from his seat and landed head-first into the seat

Another street-level train crossing — and another frightening train accident. Except this time no one died. The engine of a New York City-bound Amtrak train toppled over, derailing two passenger cars in Halifax, North Carolina, Monday after slamming into a tractor-trailer that several witnesses say appeared to have gotten stuck on the tracks of a grade crossing. “Oh, my God! Oh, my God!” a woman who caught the moment of impact is heard screaming from her car in a video posted on Twitter and YouTube. More than 60 passengers were hospitalized with nonlife-threatening injuries, offi-

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crossing in the Westchester hamlet of Valhalla. The electrified third rail pierced the first car, killing six people, including five men and the woman driving the SUV. Regulators and rail advocates have, for years, called for better safety at grade crossings, where the only thing between cars and a barreling train is a stick wood crossing gate. After the Metro-North tragedy, Sens. Charles Schumer of New York and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, called for

increased funding to upgrade safety at accident-prone crossings. In 2013 alone, 200 people died at similar crossings. “It is critical that the federal government do more to make engineering upgrades at accident-prone crossings, boost public awareness of the dangers at such crossings, and improve reporting of dangerous problems at crossings,” Schumer said. Their Highway-Rail Grade Crossing Safety Act of 2015 would boost funding for the

Federal Railroad Administration (FRA), states and municipalities to make engineering and safety upgrades, like installing new lights and signals. The FRA said Monday it will probe the Amtrak collision and the National Transportation Safety Board said it was monitoring developments. Amtrak officials plan their own investigation. The train hit the midsection of the tractor-trailer, which one local Halifax woman said was going back and forth trying to maneuver a turn from U.S. Route 301 onto a more narrow two-lane road. JOHN A. OSWALD @MetroPhilly news@metro.us

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3. The apps A host of apps were announced and presented to the eventâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s audience. With the Apple Watch, users can make phone calls, send texts, read and send emails, unlock doors and open garages remotely. Apple Pay will be coming to Watch as well.

5. When can I get one ? Apple announced that the Apple Watch will be available for pre-orders on April 10 and also available to try in stores on the same day.

4. Options, options, options One of the aspects of the Apple Watch that the company was most emphatic about was the menu of options available for users in regards to the look and function of the watch. Apple Watch customers will have a variety of wrist bands and watch faces literally at your fingertips. MATT LEE, METRO

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There’s always something to keep Lindsay Lohan’s lawyers busy, and if it’s not suspicious community service hours claims it’s angry former business partners. Fima Potik previously sued Lohan and her younger brother for $60 million for allegedly stealing an idea for a mobile app that lets users see inside celebrities’ closets. He didn’t get the huge payout, but he did get a restraining order against the Lohans stopping them from launching their version of the app. Now he’s suing them because they have so irreparably harmed his business that he can’t even afford that restraining order, according to Radar Online. Lohan’s attorney calls the claims “surprising, disturbing and prejudicial.” I guess we can just add him to the long list of people who wish they’d never met Lohan.

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Twitter feed Today, Bette Midler is feeling pretty popular, Neil Patrick Harris had apparently fallen out of love with the theater, Kristin Chenoweth is catching up on movies, Olivia Wilde is deep undercover and Taylor Swift has been having some wild nights. @BetteMidler: Archaeologists discovered two lost cities in the Nicaraguan jungles. Great, more places to go on tour! Might need a machete for this show! @ActuallyNPH: Just saw The Audience on B’way. All hail Helen Mirren! Phenomenal! Reignited my love for the theatre. @KChenoweth: Well I just watched @chrisrock movie TOP FIVE. I loved it. Adored actually. @oliviawilde: Forgot my ID in our diaper bag last night and got rejected by a bouncer who said my story was exactly the type of lie a cop would tell. HA. @taylorswift13: I woke up like thissssssss (With a cat on me)

Showing further signs of notterribly-great judgment, Bill Cosby released an awkward, amateur-ish video message to promote an upcoming gig. In it, the embattled, comic icon is on the phone trying to convince someone to come see the show. “You know I’ll be hilarious,” he says in the 10-second clip, first released to ABC News. He accompanied the video with a written message: “Dear fans, I hope you enjoy my wonderful video message,” he writes, before adding “Hey, Hey, Hey, I’m far from finished.” While the video might not be as wonderful as he insists, it does raise an awful lot of questions: Is that a rotary phone? Do those still work on modern phone lines?

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Why is this shot like an ISIS hostage video? Are those silk pajamas? Also, why is he holding the phone to his nostril? Also, can we address

how terrible a slogan “I’m far from finished” is for a man accused of more than 30 separate, horrific acts of sexual assault?

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Taylor Swift got to give one of her patented “aw shucks” looks of surprise when she looked into insuring her legs — as you do — only to learn they’re worth $40 million, according to the National Enquirer. “She thought her legs were possibly worth a million. But $40 million shocked her. She’s even a little embarrassed about it,” a source says. “It seems like a ludicrous sum, but if something was to happen to her legs, Taylor wouldn’t be able to give her signature stage performances. Her $200 million career would be in big trouble.” It’s with that thinking that Swift is reportedly going forward, embarrassment be damned. “She wants it all sorted out before her world tour starts in May,” the source adds.

Video of Suge Knight hit and run surfaces

Let it goat This video of a goat dressed up as Elsa from “Frozen” is pretty simple, only 19 seconds long and will haunt your dreams. If nothing else, it looks pretty guilty about all the snow surrounding it. OK, Internet, now it’s up to you. Let’s see what you can mash this up with. My instinct is either the original “Let It Go,” or maybe that video of goats singing along with Taylor Swift. Have at it.

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Graphic video footage has surfaced of the Jan. 29 hit-and-run incident near the Los Angeles set of the film “Straight Outta Compton” that landed Death Row Records founder Suge Knight behind bars, according to TMZ. The video, taken from the surveillance footage of a

burger joint where the incident took place, will be used as evidence by both the prosecution and the defense in any upcoming trial, as Knight’s defense team believe the footage exonerates their client by proving he was the victim of an armed ambush.

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The Breakthrough: Actress Tina Desai Introductions. Meet the young female star of “The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel.” In “The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel,” Indian actress Tina Desai returns to her role as the flustered paramour of hotelier Dev Patel. Desai, who will soon be on the Wachowskis’ Netflix show “Sense8,” tells us all about herself.

was still getting the grammar wrong. They kind of looked at me arrogantly like, ‘I see. You don’t know your own language.’ We’re very blunt in India. We don’t sugarcoat anything. ‘You’re crap. Those are rubbish shoes.’” The last thing she Googled: “Let me check and tell you. ... The weather in London. I wanted to know whether I would freeze or not at the premiere.”

Perk of fame she’s most looking forward to taking advantage of: “Free makeup! I was just offered that by my makeup artist. It doesn’t get better. Oh, and when you get to travel a bit more. And you get to stay at Claridge’s, which I hear is such a big deal.”

Last book she read: “I’m still reading it. It’s Elmore Leonard’s ‘Freaky Deaky.’ It was a gift to me from Bill Nighy, actually, because I was reading some other books that he completely trashed and said, ‘You will not read this!’ It was a controversial writer who he felt really strongly about.”

Biggest audition blunder: “I had just moved to Bombay from Bangalore, and we don’t speak much Hindi there. I went to this audition for a TV serial, and TV serials in India can have pages and pages of dialogue. I spent about three hours trying to learn it and I

The best person to follow on Twitter or Instagram: “Ellen DeGeneres. She’s really funny. I love following her. There’s also Obama, because I’m interested in politics. And now there’s Narendra Modi, our prime minister, who’s extremely tech-savvy.”

What happens after you die: “I don’t know myself. There are so many people that say you go to Heaven, you go to Hell, you come back to earth reincarnated. I don’t get any of them. I would prefer that you just die and that’s it, nothing happens after. That makes a little bit more sense. You come here, you do your thing and that’s it.” Her ideal Saturday night: “I just entered the party phase. I used to be the one who would sit at home and read a book and chat with people over the phone, but I’ve been given more liberty. I live with my family and I used to have a deadline of 10 p.m. but now it’s 2 a.m., so it’s very exciting. I actually can go out and dance. That’s probably boring, that’s probably what you did when you were 16, but I’ve only just started.”

Tina Desai (with Dev Patel) returns in “The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel.” / FOX SEARCHLIGHT Bonus question

Her dream role “Two things really excite me, though I have no idea how I’ll do them. One is to do something completely fantasy-based, like a ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ or a ‘Harry Potter’ or ‘Lord of the Rings,’ which is something that’s completely based on imagination, so you can do whatever you want. I don’t know how strong my imagination is, I might completely muck it up. “The other one would be

since Bobby Amendola died as a firefighter responding to the 9/11 attacks, but the wound has scabbed over differently for each family member, including his widow and two brothers. This is a book about how each member leans how to accept grief and finds a way to move on.

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Local book event. Join Eddie Joyce for a Q&A about his book, ‘Small Mercies’ “Small Mercies” may be Eddie Joyce’s first novel, but it has book reviewers and Pulitzer Prize-winning authors paying attention. The story centers around an ItalianIrish-American family living on Staten Island, each member dealing with the death of the family’s youngest son in various ways. Ten years have passed

to do a biopic, and then you have no freedom. You have to completely follow that person, look like them, talk like, think like them. Those are both extremely diﬃcult, but I think they would be fun. I really think I might muck it up like hell, but I don’t know and it seems challenging.”

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Wearing your little one on the subway or bus makes it that much easier to get around. For starters, it eliminates the hassle of pushing a stroller (a bit of a game changer during rush hour). Another bonus? If the baby is facing in with a cover, it’ll help protect them from yucky subway grime. “The Ergo 360 is probably the best,” Manz says. “It’s good for your back, you don’t really feel that much weight, and you won’t feel crippled after you’re running around town.”

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Hacks. Stoller in the City blogger Brianne Manz shares her tips. If there’s one thing city moms must quickly master, it’s the art of shuffling around with a baby - let alone two! Getting the kiddies around town with ease actually isn’t all that hard once

you know the insider tricks, mommy blogger Brianne Manz of Stroller in the City tells us. We got her tips on her favorite gear for taking the headache out of commuting with kids.

Consider a scooter or stroller board

a toddler, using a wearable may literally become a pain in the neck. For Manz, investing in a mini-scooter for her older child was a lifesaver. “The Mini Kick is great for getting your toddler around town because they can scoot along a little faster if you’re by yourself with them,” she says. “If you have another child in the stroller, they can

While a large, fancy-pants stroller is amazing for everyday use (especially grocery shopping), it can be a nightmare on the subway as these giant, sturdy contraptions rarely fold up easily. Instead, keep a collapsible stroller on hand. “My favorite is a lightweight umbrella-type stroller, like the UPPAbaby G-Luxe,” says Manz. “It’s great because it’s light enough that you can actually carry your kid in it up and down the stairs of the subway if it doesn’t have an elevator.” The Baby Jogger City Mini is also a sturdy choice that folds up in two seconds ﬂat.

also ride next to you on the scooter.” It’s when you have to move more than one child that commuting in the city gets a little tricky; double strollers aren’t the easiest to lug on and off a packed subway train. Instead, try putting the littlest one in a single stroller while the oldest scoots along on an

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attached stroller board, like the Buggy Board. The key — for babies as well as toddlers — is choosing products that can fold up easily, so carting them around is hasslefree.

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‘The Sneetches’

Be proud of who you are. If the sneetches taught us one thing, it was the importance of not conforming. The story follows a clan of imaginary creatures all striving to raise their social status. While star-bellied sneetches live the good life filled with frankfurter roasts and marshmallow toasts, those with no stars go without. But the social dynamic is flipped on its head with the invention of a machine that can stamp any old nobody with a star on their belly, thus diminishing its value. At its heart, this story is about celebrating c the t things tthat make yyou differe ent, instead o of stifling tthem to fit iin with everybody else.

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Life lessons learned from Dr. Seuss

These bedtime story standbys are full of wise, rhyming words.

Dr. Seuss lovers are abuzz this week for a number of reasons. Not only did we recently celebrate his 111th birthday, we also learned of a new Seuss story that hits bookstores this summer. Dr. Seuss (real name Theodor Seuss Geisel) was a genius when it came to hiding profound messages just under the surface of whimsical rhymes, made-up words and dazzling illustrations. According to Dr. Seuss himself, nonsense is a necessary ingredient in life that allows you to see “through the wrong end of a telescope.”

“I like nonsense, it wakes up the brain cells,” he famously said. “Which is what I do, and that enables you to laugh at life’s realities.” In the spirit of nonsense, here’s a list of three valuable life lessons gleaned from our favorite Dr. Seuss books. MH

‘Oh, The Places You’ll Go!’

Trust life to take you where you’re meant to go. There’s a reason this Seuss classic is a go-to gift for grads. This not-so-subtle tale of what awaits all of us in the adult world couldn’t be more spot on. The narrator warns that while most of us come out of the gate optimistic and determined, it’s only a matter of time before we encounter “bang-ups and hang-ups.” The powerful message here is to get back up, and to have ha faith in where life is taking you. W When uncerta tain things ha happen (as th they inevita tably will) yyou needn’t w worry. “Just g go right a along. You’ll sstart happ pening too.”

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‘The Lorax’

Take care of the earth. “The Lorax” is perhaps the most obviously relevant Dr. Seuss book of our time. The story is a cautionary tale of the terrible things that happen when the environment is stripped of its natural resources. In the case of “The Lorax,” it’s those luscious and rare truﬀula trees that bring out the greedy, moneyhungry folks. It doesn’t take a genius to see the parallels between today’s world and the questionable, destructive lengths the book’s antagonist goes to in order to cash in on these trees. The glaring, overarching moral of the st story is more o of a question th than anything e else: What will h happen when tthat resource e eventually runs d dry? And how w will the world recover from the damage?

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Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20 Get involved in an outing that will inspire you to incorporate some of your dreams, hopes and wishes into the mix. Your brilliant idea might be totally out of the blue. Aries | March 21-April 20 Take a look at your assets and consider what you can do to raise your standard of living. Look for a new property or investment that will grow in value. Taurus | April 21-May 21 Set the record straight. Express your concerns and wishes. You’ll feel much better once you address issues that have been dragging you down. Share your suggestions and remain open to compromise. Gemini | May 22-June 20 Take a little “me” time to rejuvenate and get your priorities straight. Once you realize what’s most important to you, it will be easy to move forward with conﬁdence. Cancer | June 21-July 22 You can do no wrong if you stick to the things you do best. Plan to take part in an entertaining activity that will boost your awareness and self-esteem. Leo | July 23-Aug. 22 You will be overwhelmed if you say yes to too many people. Take care of your chores and do something to reward yourself for a change.

Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22 Stop dreaming and start doing. A short jaunt to visit a friend or view an exhibit will revive old plans and give you an incentive to enjoy life. Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22 Step into the limelight. Your sophisticated way of doing things will separate you from the crowd. Greater involvement in unusual pastimes will open your mind to a multitude of new ideas. Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21 You will be touchy if someone tries to push you in a direction that you’re uncertain about. Take time to be reclusive and work on projects that you enjoy.

Sagittarius | Nov. 22-Dec. 21 Put your energy, effort and time into making your home suit your needs. Add to your entertainment center, or consider moving things around to lift your spirits. Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20 Think about what you can contribute to a cause you believe in. Participation will bring you satisfaction and the chance to make a difference in society. Stand tall and get ready to accept praise. Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18 Someone will try to make you look bad. You can outsmart anyone who is a threat to you if you are secretive about your plans and personal affairs.

Women won’t be taken seriously until they take themselves seriously

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men or women, encourage women to stereotype themselves. For example: One fairly recent incident which was said to be “anti-woman” occurred when a company sent out a memo to its female workers telling them NOT to wear short skirts. Women will always be second-class citizens since being “feminine” (which actually means being trashy or ﬂirty or seductive) is their priority rather than having a more male sense of selfseriousness.

Re: ‘Being for women doesn’t mean being against men’ (Metro, March 9) No it doesn’t. That is a distracting point. The issue is soft sexism in which so-called “feminists,”

I think the posters reminding people to stand clear of the OPENING doors (and other etiquette) actually help. But couldn’t they make posters all around town that remind the people who do lame graﬃti tagging that only losers with low self-esteem do tagging? If we make that point enough,

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Free agency frenzy underway NFL. Big names are finding new landing spots as free agency opens Tuesday.

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Christmas comes early for a number of teams under the increased salary cap of $143 million. Tuesday begins the NFL’s free-agent frenzy, and with as many as seven teams (Eagles, Jets, Titans, Browns, Raiders, and Jaguars) enjoying as much as $44 million in cap space, the 4 p.m. commencement should be fun to watch. The Jags lead the way with a whopping $68.47 million under the raised cap, but that doesn’t mean every A-plus star will flock to Florida, as a contender like the Eagles ($44.766 million) will also have the ability to steal away a few big names. Here’s a look at four of the most sought-after targets during the whirlwind:

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Browner can flirt with other clubs The Patriots have allowed cornerback Brandon Browner to “explore his value with other NFL teams,” according to the Boston Herald’s Jeff Howe. Browner will earn a $2 million roster bonus if he’s on the team at the start of the 2015 league year, which just happens to be Tuesday at 4 p.m. It’s possible that the Patriots could restructure Browner’s current three-year pact that has a max value of $16.8 million. The news of the Patriots allowing Browner to flirt with other clubs came several hours after the team agreed to terms with safety Devin McCourty. McCourty’s deal is reportedly worth $47 million over five years. McCourty was ready to leave the Patriots for more money, and he even called Bill Belichick to thank him for “five great years” in New England. But the Pats came back with one final mega-offer to keep McCourty in Foxboro.

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Source: Jets won’t overspend to bring Revis back to NY Darelle Revis could be headed back to the New York Jets, but the team isn’t prepared to “break open the piggy bank for him,” said one source close to the situation. Arguably the biggest name left on the free agent market, Revis is the lockdown cornerback that the Jets crave for new head coach Todd Bowles’ blitzheavy scheme. And it doesn’t hurt that Revis, traded by the Jets in 2013, is a legend despite his frequent contract holdouts and general air of discontent. But while his parting from New

Darrelle Revis, CB The Patriots declined to pick up Revis’ $20 million option Monday, which was expected. But New England must move fast to re-sign the man who changed the face of their championship defense in 2014. Revis is every bit the impact player that’s advertised as during his only year in New England, he helped hold opposing quarterbacks to a passer rating of just 74.7 and helped the defense match the excellence of their oﬀensive brethren. Cornerbacks the caliber of Revis rarely hit the open market, so

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The Cowboys chose to place the franchise tag on wideout Dez Bryant instead of arguably the league’s best running back, but don’t cry poverty for Murray, who will most definitely cash in somewhere — whether it be Dallas or someplace else. Many thought the star back would head back to Dallas after it seemed like the running back market would dry up even before it started, but then the Bills threw a wrench into that thinking when they traded for LeSean McCoy and then reportedly offered a five-year extension that included $26.5

he’ll deﬁnitely receive his fair share of calls. One of those will undoubtedly be from the New York Jets, who have been hot for Revis for a while now. Metro’s Kristian Dyer reported, however, that the Jets “wouldn’t break the piggy bank” to bring Revis back. A high-ranking source did say, however, that the Jets’ interest is strong in the All-Pro corner. Landing spots: Patriots, Jets, Bills

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Greg Hardy is the ultimate gamble, as his legal issues — he missed 15 games in 2014 as he appealed a ruling that said he assaulted his ex-girlfriend — should force teams to stay away. When on the ﬁeld, he is terriﬁc as he racked up 15 sacks in 2013. Landing spots: Colts, Bengals Manic Monday

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The guy who made the phrase “too easy” famous will not make it easy for the Broncos to re-sign him. Landing spots: Jaguars, Seahawks, Broncos

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York two years ago was less than harmonious via a trade to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Revis is “open and willing to consider a return to the Jets.” “Darrelle would be open to the Jets. He never wanted to leave. And the team is planning accordingly,” the source said. The source spoke on the condition of anonymity because he is not allowed to comment publicly on contract talks. “But while a reunion is possible, don’t expect [the Jets] to overpay,” the source said. “Revis has value on and off the field; he’s a perfect fit for this defense. But he’s 29 [years old] and while still an impact player, is he ‘Revis Island’? He’s

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The Texans ﬂat-out released wide receiver Andre Johnson, making him a free agent. Johnson had been with the Texans for 12 years.

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49ers linebacker Patrick Willis will reportedly retire.

still close to that, don’t get me wrong. He will get paid like a top corner but this won’t be a bidding war. “They will be disciplined but they won’t be trigger shy. He will be among the top-paid defensive players in the league but [the Jets] won’t break open the piggy back for him.” As a lockdown corner, Revis would take the pressure oﬀ of safety Calvin Pryor, set to enter his second year in the league after some ups and downs a season ago. “The interest is strong in Revis,” the source said of the Jets. “If he can be brought back at market value without overspending, they will do it.” KRISTIAN DYER

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Finally, a shakeup at the top of the rankings! The Ducks have one more point (91) than the Canadiens, but Montreal has played one less game and their goal-differential (plus-31) is far superior to Anaheim’s. After Nashville’s Pekka Rinne missed so much time, Carey Price is a lock for the Vezina Trophy.

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The Ducks have the most points in the NHL and are competing in the Western Conference. That still carries plenty of weight.

I am not abandoning the Preds, but I have to admit that it has been a tough couple weeks. Nashville has dropped its last six.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION BY COMPETITIVE BIDDING at 9:00 am on 03/25/2015 at PS ORANGECO, Inc., 2030 Main St. Brockton, MA 02301. The personal goods stored therein by the below named occupant (s): Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION BY COMPETITIVE BIDDING at 9:00 am on 03/25/2015 at PS ORANGECO, Inc., 805 North Street, Randolph, MA 02368. The personal goods stored therein by the below named occupant (s):

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION BY COMPETITIVE BIDDING at 9:00 am on 03/25/2015 at PS ORANGECO, Inc., 87 Warren St. Randolph, MA 02368. The personal goods stored therein by the below named occupant (s): Unit A010 Margalie Guillaume Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit B008 Aurelio Beltre Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit B009 Patricia Sills Jones Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit B016 Sheila Mathieu Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit B018 Angela Powell Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit B024 Tramane Smith Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C011 Henry Offner Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C012 Floyd Francis Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C020 Samantha Coston Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C022 Steven Brown Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C035 Michelle Montelongo Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C046 Sheila Wilkins Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit D006 Cassandra Blount Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit D013 Lula Fisher Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit D016 Roseann Closson Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit D034 Marie Hercules Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit E004 Deborah Crowley Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit E007 Shana Etienne Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit E008 Belinda Birungi Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit E015 Lindsi Ewing Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit E030 Akayla Shelton Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit F020 Jason Salisbury Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit F035 Shaquanta Bailys Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit G014 Bryan Nickerson Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit H015 Kathleen Harris-Hicks Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit H023 Jacqueline Joseph Bellony Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit H033 Jovia Godfrey Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit I003 Benjamin Brown Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit I036 Ikechukwo Obiora Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit J028 Robert Anzalone Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit K028 Sarah Panaro Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit K047 Heather Hanson Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit L029 Staceyann Doren Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit L030 Ismail Lakhder Boxes, Bags, Totes PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. ALL GOODS SOLD “AS IS” and must be removed at time of sale. PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale and to cancel auction without further notice. Kerrilyn Ross, agent for owners. Notice posted March 10th and March 17th 2015.

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PS ORANGECO, INC.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION BY COMPETITIVE BIDDING at 9:00 am on 03/25/2015 at PS ORANGECO, Inc., 1470 Main St. Weymouth, MA 02190. The personal goods stored therein by the below named occupant (s):

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