than just a bunch of beebity-bop,
there's a message in the beat
and yo, it's kind of neat.
No, it's not mindless chatter,
that myth, homey, we're going to shatter....continued
Andover bounces back, whips Knights NORTH ANDOVER — It isn't appropriate to call this a rivalry. After all, Andover and its North Andover counterpart rarely meet on the court. But last night's matchup in front of a raucous full house certainly had the feel....continued
Letter: Did Capuano's silence on pot elect Brown? To the editor:
Since Jan. 20, letter writers and pundits have written, analyzing why Scott Brown, a Republican, won the U.S. Senate seat. Thanks to late polling by David Paleologos, I voted my conscience and voted for Joe Kennedy, the true peace and prosperity candidate. Nonetheless, I offer my thoughts on why a Republican won in this state where 37 percent of the voters are registered Democrats, 13 percent are Republicans and the rest independents....continued
Horoscope: Feb. 8 Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Friends or close associates are likely to be good influences in your life, so it's OK to let them call the shots — with one exception. Don't let anyone tell you how to spend your money....continued
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Apple's new iPad lacking in several key areas Like everyone else in the computing world, all eyes were on Apple on Jan. 28 when it unveiled the iPad.
Apple took aim at Amazon and its Kindle book reader by showing the world it could release one that was twice as cool and twice as expensive. After the initial "wow" and the screaming by the Apple fanboys, the real computing world was sort of stuck with the same reaction as the MacAir... so what?...continued
