Pop Bop Shop finds both good and meh at Patricia Yeo's Moksa in Cambridge:

Overall, I found Moksa to be confusing. Does it want to be an Asian restaurant or a night club? How can it have dishes that are incredible as well as dishes that taste like nothing? Why was our waiter attentive for the first hour and then he vanished?

Dennis Ebacher attended Memorial Day commemorations in Reading today.

Ed Hatfield took in the 33,000 flags on the Boston Common:

David Parsons also photographed the Common flags.

The Dorchester Reporter covered the Dorchester parade and commemorations.

Truck Stop Tea Party photographed the Somerville Memorial Day parade.

Copyright Dennis Ebacher and Ed Hatfield, respectively. Posted in the Universal Hub pool on Flickr.

UPDATE: Turns out it wasn't the city (or the state) that put the signs up; in any case, they've been removed.

An aggrieved Mission Hill resident reports from Tremont Street near Huntington Avenue, which the DPW has decided people really need to know is also Rte. 9:

We can't get crosswalk signs, but please--put highway signs in the middle of the sidewalk. Perhaps we should just eliminate those pesky sidewalks all together.

MBTA Transit Police say officers were able to stop a suicide attempt at the Quincy Adams garage Saturday evening.

According to his report on the incident, Transit Police Officer James Clark was on a routine patrol on the garage roof deck around 6:30 p.m. when he noticed a "visibly upset" man sobbing and running toward the deck's railing:

I observed him jump up onto the railing and proceeded over to him at a high rate of speed in my cruiser. I opened the door of my cruiser and yelled at him "Please don't go over let me talk to you for one minute, just give me one minute of your time." I managed to divert his attention to me while I tried to engage him in conversation. The 20-year old Quincy man was visibly upset,screaming at me to leave him alone, he didn't want to live, his family life sucks, his life and family was in shambles, this type of conversation went on for several minutes while I tried to calm him down.

Clark reports he managed to radio for help. Several Quincy officers arrived:

While speaking to him, I would signal a Quincy Sergeant to move closer when he was gazing over his shoulder. We managed to get within two (2) two feet of him. We lunged at him and secured him around his waist and arms while taking him into custody for his safety and the safety of the other rescue personnel.

The man was taken to Quincy Medical Center for observation.