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“The ‘statement from Astronomer CEO Andy Byron’ that’s going around originated with a 50-follower account called ‘Peter Enis.’ As in ‘P. Enis,’”
 
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Kristin Cabot pictured with her husband, Andrew Cabot, and his two kids

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DailyMail can confirm that Cabot in fact is currently married, and picture her with her CEO husband for the first time.

Massachusetts property documents dated in January confirmed that Cabot is currently married to Andrew Cabot, the chief executive of Privateer Rum, a Massachusetts-based booze maker.

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Privateer Rum’s website lists Andrew Cabot (pictured) as its CEO and COO of the company


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Kristin’s now-deleted LinkedIn account showed that she has served as an ‘advisory board member’ at Privateer Rum since September 2020. Pictured: Andrew Cabot (center) at a ribbon cutting celebrating Privateer Rum joining the Greater Newburyport Chamber of Commerce


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ON THIS DAY – JULY 16, 1900
One of the most iconic images in music history was born.

"His Master's Voice" — the beloved logo featuring a curious dog named Nipper listening intently to a gramophone — was officially registered with the U.S. Patent Office. That image became the face of the Victor Talking Machine Company, which would later evolve into RCA Victor.

For generations, Nipper symbolized trust in recorded sound — a time when the family phonograph was the centerpiece of the living room. If that little dog approved, you knew it was the real thing.

Originally painted by English artist Francis Barraud, the image was inspired by his brother’s dog, who would sit beside the phonograph listening to recordings of his late master’s voice — hence the name.

From vinyl to radio waves, from 78s to streaming, music has evolved... but that little dog still reminds us where it all began.