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Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server while U.S. secretary of state broke government rules and was not approved by State Department security officials, according to an internal government watchdog’s report released on Wednesday. Clinton’s use of the private email server in her home in Chappaqua, New York, for government purposes has prompted several investigations, including an ongoing probe by the FBI. The report by the department’s inspector general cited “longstanding, systemic weaknesses” with State Department records that predated Clinton’s tenure, and found problems with the email record-keeping of some of her predecessors. REUTERS
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A cop guards a construction area at Government Center station. DEREK KOUYOUMJIAN
MBTA decides to let Government Center trespasser off hook Video shows Redditor casually walking into the not-yet-completed T stop. SPENCER BUELL @MetroBOS
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In the case of the mystery man who wandered into Government Center station in March and then posted pictures from his escapades online, police are willing to look the other way. The MBTA Transit Police have posted video of the break-in — the man pretty much sauntered right through the automatic sliding doors at 3:30 a.m. — and on Wednesday declared they wouldn’t press charges. This after T spokesman Joe Pesaturo told Boston Magazine in March that police will be “reaching out to this individual to learn more about his/her visit,” and that “there is no reason anyone should be entering the enclosed area which is circled by a se-
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From the police Here’s the full update from TPD about the late-night escapade: In the early morning hours of March 9, 2016 a construction crew was inside the MBTA’s Government Center station working toward the completion of the station’s renovations. As the video depicts, the interior of the station was lighted, at approximately 3:30
curity fence, including chained gates.” But it appears the site had been accessible, because there were several construction workers
a.m. a male, not affiliated with the construction crew, walked into the station and began to take pictures. An investigation suggests the male did not stay for an extended period of time, did not pose a threat to the construction crew within and was more of a curiosity seeker. Based on the totality of the circumstances no criminal charges will be sought.
moving equipment in and out of the building, Pesaturo told Metro on Wednesday, adding that he would not describe the incident as a lapse in
security. Officials did not say whether they were able to get in touch with the anonymous photographer. Metro reached out to the Reddit account from which the photos were posted, but has not heard back. In an interview, Transit Police Superintendent Richard Sullivan said authorities have determined the breach was a harmless, isolated incident. “He didn’t have any malicious intent, I believe, and I don’t believe at any point anyone was in danger,” Sullivan said. He also said he didn’t believe anyone else managed to sneak inside the station while work was underway. It opened to the public March 21, and entrances are locked at night when trains are out of service. What would Sullivan’s message be for anyone else who might want to get a sneak peek at a T stop before it opens? “We advise against it,” Sullivan said.
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care has been “overwhelming,” said spokesman Rob Halpin. More than 200 emails and phone calls have come in inquiring about the farm animals, which are in the care of the MSPCA at Nevins Farm in Methuen. So the farm is inviting those interested in adopting all those goats to a “meet and greet” this Saturday, likely 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., although the timing is subject to change.
“The team is asking for patience as they work through all of calls and emails, and will be responding to everyone who has reached out.” Halpin
Those who stop by can apply to take some goats back to the homestead (you should be willing to take two or more, and you should probably have experience working with livestock, the MSPCA has said). “This will be a prescreening event,” Halpin said. “Nevins Farm will accept applications, secure adopter references and review home-environment scenarios to ensure they are safe and comfortable for goats.” None of the goats have found new homes, Halpin said. Would-be owners still need to be vetted. Those interested can contact the organization at barnstaff@mspca.org. “The team is asking for patience as they work through all of calls and emails, and will be
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The Roxbury woman accused of beating 3-year-old Kenai Whyte to death earlier this year pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder at her arraignment Wednesday. Maria Buie, 23, who was already held on charges of assault and battery, pleaded not guilty to the April charges of second-degree murder in connection to Kenai’s death Feb. 2, WCVB reported. Kenai was found unresponsive in his home on Alpine Street on the night of Jan. 31 and died from his injuries two days later, according to Suffolk District Attorney Jake Wark. Authorities determined that blunt force trauma led to Kenai’s death, which was ruled a homicide, WCVB added.
Investigators claimed Buie was alone with the child after others had last seen him uninjured. “She has helped raise him since he was a baby,” Buie’s lawyer, Sam Zaganjori, told the Boston Globe. “She has never hurt him and did not commit the acts of which she is accused. She is not guilty and is prepared to fight the charges against her.” The initial charges of assault and battery against Buie will be dropped because she was indicted for murder, the Globe added in a separate article. The Massachusetts Department of Children and Families had an open case regarding Kenai’s family when he died, Boston.com stated, adding that the district attorney’s office and Gov. Charlie Baker have called for an investigation into how the department handled the case.
Candy factory penalized $46K after worker loses finger An accident at a Cambridge candy factory that severed a temporary worker’s finger might have been prevented if the facility had met federal safety and health standards, Occupational Health and Safety Administration investigators said Wednesday. The incident, which happened at Cambridge Brands on Jan. 6, prompted an investigation into the company’s production practices as well as MJR Management, which runs Snelling Staffing Services and arranged for the temporary worker’s employment at the factory. Cambridge Brands is a unit of Chicago-based Toostie Roll Industries. According to the Boston Globe, the factory produces mostly Charleston
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Sixteen interfaith clergy members were arrested Wednesday morning in West Roxbury during a protest of the West Roxbury Lateral Pipeline. The religious leaders, who gathered to pray in front of a gate to the metering and regulating station at 10 Grove St., marched to the pipeline site and stopped construction. The group, which grew to nearly 100 participants, prayed and sang, and sat on the edge of the pit where the pipeline is being laid until police arrested them for trespassing. The Rev. Anne Bancroft, a member of Resist the Pipeline and minister of Theodore Parker Church, was among those arrested. Bancroft said she has been protesting the WRLP for more than a year. Acknowledging the danger of protesting at an active construction site, Bancroft said she felt the group’s actions were necessary. “Many of us wish there was a different way to stop this situation,� the minister said. “To a large extent [this protest] is an action of last recourse, that when we feel voiceless or unheard, the only option available is to try to stop construction.� “I think of this struggle as a very spiritual struggle,� Bancroft continued.
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Jane Bond.” It’s not clear how serious she is, but still, can the Internet even handle this? When even the guy who writes the Bond novels freaked out at the idea of a black Bond, won’t the idea of making him a her cause old guard bros to implode a la Yaphet Kotto at the end of “Live and Let Die”? Or maybe we shouldn’t be worried about those guys.
Gavin Rossdale brought the priciest home in Studio City Newly single Bush frontman Gavin Rossdale is now living in the most expensive home in Studio City, Los Angeles, the New York Daily News has reported. Recently split from ex-wife Gwen Stefani, Rossdale reportedly purchased the 7,846-squarefoot home for $7.6 million. It comes
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If Oprah advised you not to do something, you probably wouldn’t do it — unless, of course, you’re Paul McCartney. The British rock legend recently revealed that Oprah objected to his collaboration with Kanye West because of the rapper’s frequent use of the n-word. “People like Oprah, who’s a little conservative about that stuff, said, ‘You shouldn’t do it, even black people shouldn’t use that word,’” McCartney told
onade” line is stolen/ borrowed/sampled from Gang Starr’s 1992 track “DWYCK,” and the Internet has declared it far too close to branded content to be ignored. And while it’s not as straightforward as, “Hey, I’m sorry I cheated on you, my awesome perfect goddess of a wife,” it’s a start, because the first step in any recovery program is acceptance. However, Beyonce’s lesser half wants you to pay (or sign up for a free 30-day trial) of his streaming music service before you can listen and decide for yourself.
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Colin Farrell didn’t think “The Lobster” was weird. Sure, it concerns an alternate world in which single people are given 45 days to find a partner, and if they fail they’re turned into an animal. But the actor had seen “Dogtooth.” That film, “Lobster” director Yorgos Lanthimos’ breakthrough, concerned three young adults raised on an isolated estate to believe elaborate and ridiculous lies about the outside world. Farrell and his fellow well-known actors (Rachel Weisz, John C. Reilly, et al.) knew what they were getting into. “You don’t come across writing that’s that specific, that imbued with whatever meaning you wish to interpret,” Farrell says of the film not being afraid to be difficult and strange and noncommercial. “I felt like it was us gladly stepping into his
Colin Farrell wants you to think In “The Lobster,” in theaters Friday, Colin Farrell and Rachel Weisz play two singles living in a world that punishes people not in relationships. A24
world rather than him extending himself into a world that promised international spoils.” “The Lobster” may seem to be a bromide against how we’re conditioned to pair off. But it’s more about forcing us to question notions like our willingness to surrender freedoms and the dark side of communities. “I know as a dad, you want your child to feel special — but not so special that they’re not part of a group. You don’t want your child to be alone,”
Farrell says. “You want them to find a collective of people they can belong to. But to what expense to the individual does belonging to a group compromise a person’s own truths? There’s a lot of stuff in the script and in the film about the choices we will subjugate in the name of staving off our own loneliness. “The system we live within and the rule of law we will completely become complicit [in] can lead to our downfall — just for fear of rocking
the boat, for fear of being outside the ‘human experience,’” he adds. Asking these questions — rather than offering easy, soothing answers — was all part of Lanthimos’ plan. Farrell likes that it doesn’t say one thing. “If there is such a thing as a piece of art being complete, once it’s presented to the outside world, it ceases to belong to the artist anymore. It belongs to the people,” Farrell says. The actor thinks Lanthimos’ films are even more open than that.
“In his films nothing is presented as good or bad or better or worse,” Farrell says. “He seems to have created a cinema that lacks any sense of moralism. Which I love. It asks the audience to find their own very unique perspective. “After shooting it I thought, of all the films I’ve done this is the one I’d love a bunch of film students to watch, and I’d sit on the side and listen to them,” Farrell adds. “I don’t think there’s any one message.”
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Of course, and my writing process is lyrics. Getting it down to 14 songs was really something. I understand the lyrics have to make something so itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not just a pointless exercise. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Optimistâ&#x20AC;? was the material of my depression. If I had gone much deeper then I probably wouldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be here.
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When Eirini Tornesaki was accepted into Berklee School of Music at age 17, she knew making her way from her native Crete to the acclaimed college in Boston would be a struggle. “Since I was 14, it was my dream to attend,” says Tornesaki, now 24. “I got a $20,000 scholarship, but my parents couldn’t afford it still — even to just fly me there.” Tornesaki had to postpone her dream, but the gifted vocalist has still found her way to the Bay State: She hits Boston as part of Cirque du Soleil’s “Kurios: Cabinet of Curiosities,” running under the Big Top at Suffolk Downs through July 10. And Tornesaki’s stunning vocals are just one component of the show, a fusion of music, acrobatic, and comedy set amidst a steampunk Industrial Revolution. Audience members step inside the cabinet of a mad scientist working to invent new
ways to travel to a parallel universe. Everyone from the band members and contortionists to the acrobats and yo-yo masters play a role in the scientist’s journey, which celebrates the greatest inventions of the 19th century, simultaneously spun into a web of “Mad Max”esque chaos. “It’s really celebrating the era of all the great inventions,” says Tornesaki, who performs throughout the show with one of those inventions, a gramophone, propped on her head. “It’s when music became something you could hear in your living room.” A cast of 116 people
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try like fans of the Grateful Dead. Some of them hope to find jobs amongst the crew, in roles ranging from costume maintenance to kitchen service. “We have one girl whose sole job is to prep the mustaches in the show,” says one member of the costume department. And as for Tornesaki, finding her way into Berklee has finally come to fruition. She is studying songwriting through the college’s online program as she tours with Cirque, and managed to stop by the school this week to share her story of life on the road with her fellow students.
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David A. Lang: “Journey…”
Through June 5 Boston Sculptors’ Gallery 486 Harrison Ave., Boston Free, bostonsculptors@yahoo. com bostonsculptors.com This large kinetic sculpture appears to be a fanciful flying contraption with three iridescent wings attached to a coppercoated wire chassis, all being pulled by a comparatively tiny bicyclist — the person whose dreams might just lift them into the stratosphere. There’s also a soundtrack, and we’re told that “images of sky, flowing water, birds and distant galaxies” are projected onto the wings’ underside. Trippy. THEATER
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Thursday through June 4 First Church in Cambridge 11 Garden St., Cambridge $20, 800-838-3006 brownpapertickets.com/ event/2534560 This is a totally improvised show inspired by Lewis Carroll’s “Wonderland” books. We’re told the show “explores the challenges and triumphs of finding yourself.” Beyond that, we’re just as in the dark as you. Whichever show you attend, it’ll be very different from the last and the one to come, making it impossible to spoil for anyone else.
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campfire. festival. Friday through Monday Club Passim 47 Palmer St., Cambridge $10-$25, 617-492-7679 passim.org This annual event at Cambridge’s legendary folk hub Club Passim mixes newcomers and some of Boston’s best acts in the genre, all in the informal spirit of, well, a night by the campfire. Performers stick around to watch each other’s sets; audience members may find themselves hopping on stage. Many sets are “in the round” with several performers trading off songs. MOVIES
Free Horror Movie Night
Friday, 7 p.m. POP Allston 89 Brighton Ave., Allston info@yellingmantheatre.com yellingmantheatre.com/horrormovie-night Local film buff Ari Shvartsman selected 16 of his favorite horror movies and held a bracket-style vote to whittle the list down to the top two, which will screen at this event. We don’t know which won, but the top four were “Hausu,” “Suspiria,” “Evil Dead II” and “Let’s Scare Jessica to Death.” Sounds like a good doublefeature no matter what.
“Sing Street” Now playing Coolidge Corner Theater
290 Harvard St., Brookline $10-$12, 617-734-2500 coolidge.org This coming-of-age tale from Irish writer-director John Carney stars Ferdia Walsh-Peelo as Conor, a 14-year-old in 1980s Ireland, struggling against a hostile environment at home and school. When he meets the girl of his dreams, he invites her to be in his band’s music video. The only thing he needs to do is actually start a band. THE ZOO
“Star Wars” Day at Franklin Park Zoo Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Franklin Park Zoo 1 Franklin Park Rd., Roxbury $20, 617-541-5466 zoonewengland.org/engage/ star-wars-day A Star Wars Day at the Franklin Park Zoo? Sounds random enough to work! Two groups of “Star Wars” super fans, the 501st Legion and the Rebel Legion, will dress up in movie-quality costumes as figures from the films, and the Zoo will host activities connecting its animals with the creatures and features of the Star Wars Universe.
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Ferrari GTC 4 Lusso Ferrari’s GTC4 Lusso was something of a surprise, with it being what you might describe as the manufacturer’s most comfortable and — yes — family-oriented sports car. However, the Italian stallion hasn’t lost its thrill factor. The equipment under its hood houses a 6,262 cc V12 engine with an impressive 5,750 rpm. Plus, the motor has a top speed of more than 200 miles an hour, as well as being capable of reaching speeds of 60 miles in 3.4 seconds. Thus, the new member of the Ferrari family offers users a daring car but, thanks to its new double-cabin architecture, it has elegance, too.
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Porsche 718 Boxster Cayman It’s the second model in Porsche’s rebranded 718 line, joining the 718 Boxster. Its powerful 2.0-liter engine is capable of notching up 300 horsepower, meaning drivers can hit more than 60 miles in 4.7 seconds. The German sports car’s chassis update offers a more agile and dynamic ride, reaching a maximum speed of 170 miles an hour.
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McLaren 570 GT The British firm won over all the attendees of the 2016 Beijing Auto Show with the debut of this impressive sports car. It was claimed that this would be the finest and most luxurious model made by the brand. Indeed, the McLaren 570 GT is built on the idea of delivering ease of use and everyday comfort. To achieve long-distance comfort, the makers have created a new suspension system that has reduced stiffness, while its V8 twin-turbo 3.8-liter engine with 570 horsepower, manages to reach 60 miles in 3.4 seconds.
The Italian brand introduced three new models to the Huracan family, but the highlight was this: the introduction of rear-wheel drive to the LP 580-2, making for a more rebellious ride. Teamed with a V10 5.2-liter engine sending 580 horsepower to the real axle, it’s inarguably an exciting experience. Because of its weight distribution of 40 percent at the front and 60 percent at the rear, power management in this model fuses man and machine as one.
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If you’re a fan of James Bond, this motor is for you. This amphibious Lamborghini Countach Z1A replica is for sale on eBay UK. For just US$27,000, you could drive away in film-star style. The car, dubbed “a supercar James Bond would kill for,” was originally built by SeaRoader, a company specializing in amphibious vehicles.
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Distracted while driving? Blame your family. Survey shows loved ones a leading cause of people taking eyes off the road. In an age of constant communication and connectivity, it can be difficult to take a break. But drive time is when your phone should take a backseat to safety, say experts. You don’t need to be texting to be distracted by your phone, says Kelly Nantel, vice president of communications and advocacy at the National Safety Council. Even hands-free talking is a major distraction. Research indicates drivers using hand-held and hands-free phones only see about 50 percent of all the information in their driving environment. This phenomenon is known as inattention blindness and is similar to tunnel vision. While multitasking is valued in today’s culture, researchers find that the human brain
ers — to drive distracted, according to a recent NSC survey. It is a sad irony that the people we love are actually jeopardizing our safety the most, says Nantel. If you really care, don’t call to say I love you — instead encourage your family to set everything else aside, disconnect and focus only on the road. To prioritize safety and reduce your risk of being involved in a crash, turn your commute into me time, and your car into a safe sanctuary. The National Safety Council offers some tips to take back your drive. SERGEY PETERMAN - FOTOLIA.COM
doesn’t actually perform two tasks at the same time but rather switches attention between tasks. At your desk, this can be an effective and efficient way to work, but behind the wheel, multitasking can be deadly. From checking GPS, to firing up a drive time
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During the hottest days of summer, sometimes you just want to escape the tourist throngs, bustling sights and crowded beaches. With so many people on the move all around the world, why not turn your attention to these understated and peacefully crowd-free destinations? In these calmer getaways, you can meet locals, enjoy regional cuisine and explore untouched oases. Plan a more peaceful summer escape with our list of five under-the-radar summer escapes. ANISHA SHAH
Aeolian Islands, Panarea Unlike more upscale Capri and Sardinia, Panarea is a haven of
A collection of tiny green islands, Bantayan is north of Cebu in the Visayan Sea. These lesser-known lush islands are covered in mangrove and palm trees, making them a great place for a natural retreat. For the best beaches, head to Santa Fe, Patao or Madridejos.
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understated pedigree and elegance. Cars are not allowed on the island, so you’ll have to hike or take a golf cart to see the Bronze Age ruins. Also be sure to make time for a scuba diving excursion to
Insider tip: Pay extra for the sea-view cottage at Kota Beach Resort to have direct access to the curved shoreline of powderwhite sand. Island-hop to Virgin Island for translucent emerald waters and the feel of a private island paradise.
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Lubec, Maine Tourism is low-key yet wildly rewarding in this northern U.S. locale. Lubec’s historical harmony with the sea and its close ties to the Canadian Maritimes are securing its future as a peaceful retreat to escape from modern life. Insider tip: With a wealth of picturesque waterfront cottages and chalet accommodations, you’ll have plenty of options when it comes to where to stay. Peacock House is a blissful sanctu-
Liechtenstein Nestled between Switzerland and Austria, this tiny nation is blessed with outstanding natural beauty. The idyllic setting is an almost-surreal hideaway nestled in the Rhine Valley, with villages scattered among lush, rolling mountains. Insider tip: The Relais & Chateaux Park Hotel Sonnenhof has an enviably superior perch overlooking the city of Vaduz.
Corsica, France Welcome to France, but not as you know it. Whether you’re looking for beaches, culture, hiking or diving, compact Corsica has it, engulfed in striking massif and scenic shorelines. Glistening bays and glorious cities are crowned by dramatic peaks, complete with luxurious restaurants for long, lazy lunches. Insider tip: While the beach is breathtaking, consider a stay at the Hotel La Dimora, a charming, centuries-old restored villa in the Corsican countryside.
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Boston Cannons in good shape with summer on the horizon Boston’s pro lax team looks like an MLL playoff contender for sure. RICH SLATE @RichSlate
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With eight games left in the Major League Lacrosse regular season for the Boston Cannons (3-2), there is still plenty of action remaining in what has so far been a highly entertaining campaign. In the five games they have already played, the Cannons have proved that they can compete with just about anyone. They are in fifth-place in the nineteam league, with the top four clubs advancing to the playoffs in August. Boston had won three straight games before falling 14-7 to MLL-leading Ohio (4-1) last Saturday at home. Attackman Will Manny leads MLL in points (15 goals, including two 2-pointers and 11 assists) and goaltender Tyler Fiorito has made the most saves (70) in the league. Faceoff specialist Joe Nardella also has the second-best faceoff percentage in MLL (49/77). With first-year head coach Sean Quirk getting comfortable in his new role, Cannons GM Kevin Barney has been happy with the progress that he’s seen so far
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from his team. “We’ve had some good games and then some games where we’ve struggled in dif-
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He’s been the leader for us, both on and off of the field.” Midfielder Kevin Buchanan returns to the team after competing for the New England Black Wolves (National Lacrosse League) — a professional indoor team — while rookie defenseman Brandon Mullins will soon report to the Cannons, after
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Denver (1-3) this Saturday night (8:30, Lax Sports Network) and then at Atlanta (2-2) on Saturday, June 4, before returning to Harvard Stadium to take on Charlotte (31) on Saturday, June 11. With the team starting to see opponents for the second time this season, things like tiebreakers (goal-differential) start to come into play. “It’s a big stretch for us coming up, we’re trying to put five teams behind us,” Barney said. “Home-field in the playoffs doesn’t exist (since it is held at a neutral site) so it essentially doesn’t matter where we finish (1-4). How can we separate from the bottom teams?” Boston is dealing with some nagging ankle injuries to Nardella and star midfielder Max Seibald (five goals, one 2-pointer, two assists) so if they miss another game, expect midfielders like Craig Bunker (26/47 on faceoffs), Justin Turri (six goals, one 2-pointer, two assists) and Brent Adams (five goals, three assists) to step up into bigger roles. “We just want to avoid losing streaks, make sure we’re healthy and playing well over the last four games [heading into the postseason],” explained Barney. “The league has been very competitive this season; nobody is a walkover, by any means.”
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TO: Walter Frey and to all persons entitled to the beneďŹ t of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, 50 U.S.C. App. §501 et seq.: Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for American Home Mortgage Asset Trust 2007-1, Mortgage-Backed Pass-Through CertiďŹ cates Series 2007-1, claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Boston (Hyde Park), numbered 650 Metropolitan Avenue, Unit #6, 650 Metropolitan Avenue Condominium given by Walter Frey to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for, American Home Mortgage, its successors and assigns, dated November 7, 2006, and recorded with the Suffolk County Registry of Deeds in Book 40735, Page 200, and now held by plaintiff by assignment, has/have ďŹ led with this court a complaint for determination of Defendantâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s/Defendantsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Servicemembers status. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United States of America, then you may be entitled to the beneďŹ ts of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must ďŹ le a written appearance and answer in this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before June 20, 2016 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the beneďŹ ts of said Act. Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of this Court on May 9, 2016 Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Recorder (OM) 15-002894
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Aries If you negotiate on your own behalf, you will make financial and contractual gains. A physical change is favored. A romantic celebration will enhance your love life.
Libra A competitive approach will show others that you aren’t a pushover. Express your will through your actions. It’s what you do that will help you gain the respect of others.
Taurus Don’t disregard what others say or offer.
Scorpio Be aware of what others are up to.
Working in unison with those willing to match you every step of the way will ensure that you reach your goal.
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Leo Get involved in a project that will stimulate
Aquarius Get involved in activities that will
your senses. A change and a challenge will help motivate and inspire you to bring about overdue personal changes.
motivate you. Make physical changes at home that will improve your living arrangements. A romantic gesture will bring good results.
Virgo Don’t underestimate a situation when
Pisces Don’t share your plans. Someone will
dealing with partners or matters concerning your work. Travel, interactions with children and openness to suggestions are all favored.
take advantage of you or take credit for your ideas. Take your time and make sure you have left no detail unattended to. EUGENIA LAST
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