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Last week, we talked about a brief resurgence in popularity of 30s and 40s big band music, aka "Swing." Swing was wildly popular for a hot minute, the bands critically accepted (if not always acclaimed), and lots of hip people dumped lots of money into zoot suits, dance lessons and the various other accoutrement's of the genre. A few bands made some big dollars, got to perform on Leno, and then that was it. Nobody bought Big Bad Voodoo Daddy's second album, because nobody cared about swing, once popular culture had deemed the movement passé, and labels stopped pumping money into them. Eighteen months after the 90s became the 40s, it was over. Britney Spears came around. Things got dark for a long time.
Most fads (for swing was truly a fad-no one gets dressed up like that every Friday night forever) happen just like this. The 90s were chock full of them: Tamagotchi, sour gumballs, punk-ska (which lasted longer than swing, but still died a lonely death), etc. I've begun to realize that part of the reason there was no great guitar hero in the 90s-note that Jimmy Page, The Edge and Jack White weren't joined by a 90s counterpart in It Might Get Loud-is that the 90s; even more so than the 2000s; were all about style over substance. Even in the wake of Nirvana, the radio was inundated with cut-rate imitation groups, bands that copied the sound but never approached the heart. It's amazing to me, now, that the Goo Goo Dolls are experiencing a resurgence in popularity, trucking out the familiar old hits on a culture that never (non-ironically) asked for them. I imagine it's the same feeling folks who grew up in the 80s felt when I was laughing and screaming Eddie Money songs in 1996.
There's one group, however, that gets lumped in with all the other ridiculous fads of the 1990s that deserves a hell of a lot more credit than they get. This is a group who have weathered a declining music industry and universal ridicule by all the world except their fans. Despite zero support from radio or MTV, they've sold millions of records over the last twenty years. That group is the Insane Clown Posse.
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Eddie Money | "Take Me Home Tonight"
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The trick to elevating a hit song to the status of true classic is twofold. First, embrace the idiocy of pop music. Eddie Money's biggest hit, "Take Me Home Tonight," is silly, stupid good fun. Containing many of the most ridiculous conventions of mid-80s pop (pointless saxophone solo, vaguely Asian-sounding keys a la "Turning Japanese"), "Take Me Home Tonight" works first and foremost because, when listening to the song, you can hear the smile on Eddie's face, you can feel his tongue firmly in cheek. It's refreshing to hear a song that knows it's a goof, after years upon years of foolish irony masquerading as high art. Eddie, and everyone involved with the track, is clearly having a good time making the song. And the good time had in the studio translates immediately into a good time had by the listener. There's no trick to the accessibility of "Take Me Home Tonight," and that's why it was such a big hit.
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Nice to read the catchup notes C and C. It sounds like you are still both enjoying the time on Fandango and managing to continue your explorations. We are back to Port Nap next week and then start with our first clients of the season on the 25th. We have a booking for a 3 week cruise to Corsica, Elba, Tuscanny and the Italian Riviera imn September so we will be looking forward to that all season.Stay happy, look after each other, Fair Winds and happy daze!Cheers for now Neil et AlexandraSY Kinsale (blog now years out of date!!)
Kinsale - Neil added a comment to ChrisGFandango's blog post. April 21, 2012
Nice to hear you are up and running again C&C. Enjoy your Spanish tour and hopefully we will see something of you when you venture East at some stage, Great news about the family, lets all hope that he can sustain his recovery and that the family all mange to carry on coping so well.Take care and Fair WindsNeil and Alexandra SY Kinsale (in port Nap until May and then off again!!)
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ChrisGFandango June 16, 2011 at 12:44 PM
Hi Neil, We seem to be having difficulty contacting you and are not getting you auto response so Ithink we have your email address wrong would you please email us with the correct address, so we can make contact.
Love and best wishes Chris Grundy Fandango
ChrisGFandango December 08, 2010 at 06:00 PM
Hi Neil and Alexander,
Sorry for the mistake with your name, i realise now.
Here it is still very pleasant, with sun most days, it does get chilly but not for long.
We are busy winterising Fandango and doing those jobs we always said we would do if we lived so close to her.
Hope to see you next year.
Best wishes for a Happy Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
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Back when he was being "severely conservative," Mitt Romney suggested that responsibility for disaster relief should be taken from the big, bad federal government and given to the states, or perhaps even privatized. Hurricane Sandy would like to know if he'd care to reconsider.
The absurd -- and dangerous -- policy prescription came in a GOP primary debate in June. Moderator John King said he had recently visited communities affected by severe weather, and noted that the Federal Emergency Management Agency "is about to run out of money."
"There are some people ... who say, you know, maybe we're learning a lesson here that the states should take on more of this role," King said. "How do you deal with something like that?"
Romney replied: "Absolutely. Every time you have an occasion to take something from the federal government and send it back to the states, that's the right direction. And if you can go further and send it back to the private sector, that's even better."
Romney went on to express the principle that, given the crushing national debt, "we should take all of what we're doing at the federal level and say, 'What are the things we're doing that we don't have to do?'"
King gave him a chance to back off: "Including disaster relief, though?"
Romney didn't blink. "We cannot -- we cannot afford to do those things without jeopardizing the future for our kids," he said, adding that "it is simply immoral ... to rack up larger and larger debts and pass them on to our kids."
Now, with the unprecedented and monstrous storm that bashed the East Coast, this glib exercise in ideological purity is newly relevant. Was Romney really saying that the feds should abdicate the task of responding to natural disasters such as the one now taking place? Yes, he was. Did he really mean it? Well, with Romney, who knows?
The dishonest "solution" proposed by Romney and Paul Ryan for the federal government's budget woes relies largely on a shell game: Transfer unfunded liabilities to the states.
Most disastrously, this is what Romney and Ryan propose for Medicaid, the health-care program for the poor. The GOP plan would give the states block grants that would not begin to cover Medicaid's rising costs. Governors and legislatures would be forced to impose draconian cuts, with potentially catastrophic impact for millions. Medicaid's most expensive role -- and thus, under Romney, the most imperiled -- is to fund nursing home care for seniors who classify as "poor" only because they have exhausted their life savings.
Transferring the onus of Medicaid and other programs to the states would save money only by making it impossible to provide services at current levels. For the hard-right ideologues who control the Republican Party, this would be a good thing. Our society has become too dependent on government, they believe, too "entitled" to benefits; we are unwilling to "take personal responsibility and care for" our lives, as Romney said in his secretly recorded "47 percent" speech.
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Indeed....that is an awesome video...I gotta send that guy an e-mail and tell him what great videos he makes! There is just one problem though....the tank cartos are flanged so if you don't have a battery bag it makes spinning them kind of a challenge.
I came up with a way to spin out flanged tank cartos, granted I'm not as smart as that guy who makes those videos but it works pretty well.
http://www.vapor4life.com/forum/ask-...nk-cartos.html (look at Step 6 of the original post)
It won't get all the juice back out, but it will get about 75% of it.


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Makepp has a number of extremely powerful ways of manipulating text. This tutorial shows a few of the more useful ways, but you might want to glance through the section in the reference manual on variables and functions for a complete list of the things you can do.
A common problem in makefiles is the maintenance of two lists of files which correspond. Consider the following two variables:
SOURCES := a.cpp bc.cpp def.cpp OBJS := a.o bc.o def.o
We might want to have a list of sources if the makefile can build source distributions, and we might need a list of objects for the link command. It's tedious to change both lines whenever a new module is added, and it's not unlikely that a programmer will change one line and forget to change the other. Here we will show four different ways to avoid the duplication.
The first is to use makepp's functions to convert one list into another. A function invocation looks a little like a variable, except that a function can take arguments:
$(function arg1 arg2 arg3 ...)
Makepp supplies many powerful functions, but probably the
most useful of them is the patsubst
function. You
could write the above lines like this:
SOURCES = a.cpp bc.cpp def.cpp OBJS = $(patsubst %.cpp, %.o, $(SOURCES))
The patsubst
function applies a pattern to every
word in a list of words, and performs a simple textual substitution.
Any words in the list that match the pattern in the first argument
are put into the output after making the substitution indicated by
the second argument. The %
wildcard matches any string
of 0 or more characters. In this example, the pattern
is applied to every word in
. The first word, a.cpp
the pattern, and the %
wildcard matches the string
. The %
in the second argument is then
replaced by a
, and the result is a.o
. For
the second argument, %
matches bc
, so the
result is bc.o
Makepp's builtin functions can strip directory names, remove extensions, filter out matching words, return the output from shell commands, and other useful tricks. In addition, you can also write your own functions in perl that can be called from other parts of the makefile.
Since the patsubst
function is so common, there is
an abbreviated syntax for it called a substitution reference.
We could have written the above lines like this:
SOURCES = a.cpp bc.cpp def.cpp OBJS = $(SOURCES:%.cpp=%.o)
Sometimes invocations of patsubst
or the equivalent
substitution references can be somewhat cryptic. Makepp
provides another option which is sometimes more convenient:
rc-style substitution (so called because it was pioneered by
the rc shell).
MODULES := a bc def SOURCES := $(MODULES).cpp OBJS := $(MODULES).o
What happened here is that when it evaluated
, makepp appended
to every word in $(MODULES)
, and
similarly for $(MODULES).o
. In general, any characters
preceding the $(variable)
(up to a word delimiter) are
placed before each word in $(variable)
, and any
characters following $(variable)
are placed after each
word in $(variable)
. Thus the result of evaluating
would be
xay xbcy xdefy
If you know perl, you can insert perl code to perform arbitrary manipulations on variables into your makefile. This is best illustrated by an example:
SOURCES := a.cpp bc.cpp def.cpp perl_begin ($OBJS = $SOURCES) =~ s/\.cpp/.o/g; perl_end
Any text between the perl_begin
statement and the
statement is passed off to the perl
interpreter. All variables in the makefile (except automatic
variables) are accessible as perl scalars. Any variables you set
with perl code will be accessible in the makefile.
So what the above example does is to copy the text from
to $OBJS
, then substitute each
occurence of .cpp
with .o
In this example, using inline perl code is probably unnecessary since there are easier and clearer ways of doing the same manipulation. But the full power of the perl interpreter is available if you need it.


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Can you believe it's August already?
I just returned from a few weeks at our cottage in Ontario. My family has had this for over 40 years and it's such a special place. It's right on the Rideau Canal, between Ottawa and Kingston, for any of you who know the area. I was able to teach my classes sitting on the dock or in the shade on the deck. Pretty good life, I'd say!
I hope each of you also has had some precious times this summer. For my two daughters ,college starts next week. To me, that's a sign that Fall is on its way. Not such a bad thing…I love the change of seasons! With change comes new things and growth. So, let's begin the process of newness and excitement together!


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Midwives for Peace: A New Ultrasound Machine for Palestinian Midwives!
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Keywords: Palestine, Middle East, Women's Health, Peace Building
A New Ultrasound Machine for Palestinian Midwives!
We just received an update from our sister organization, Midwives for Peace! They sent us news about their recent meeting, which brought together 15 Palestinian and Israeli midwives to exchange their knowledge and expertise.
This was a special meeting, thanks to the support you provide through MADRE. They brought Halla, one of their members from the West Bank, a new ultrasound machine!
Halla is preparing to open a new birthing center soon, and this ultrasound machine will be crucial to making sure that mothers in the West Bank can give birth safely. The Israeli military has destroyed or barricaded thousands of roads there, making it difficult for Palestinian women who are in labor to reach hospitals. Halla's birthing center will be a vital alternative.
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I'm a gamer looking to get a pretty nice headset for gaming. Mostly for Counter Strike source. I've heard that the SteelSound 5H USB's are very nice, which would be great for me, since I have an onboard sound card. But I've also considered the Razer Barracuda HP-1's, with the AC-1 sound card. Yes, I have the money to spend, but I only worry about two things: 1. Are the Razer products [particularly the headset] that much better than the SteelSound 5H? 2. If I did get the AC-1, would my computer get lower FPS/and or lag because of it? I'm using a Dell, which is now 5 years old.. a 2.4 GHZ with 512 RAM. If you can help me out, thanks!
I would get the AC-1 if possible. The sound card should boost your performance if anything, since it processes sound and takes some load off the CPU. That is the main reason I have one.
Most don't provide much of a boost, if any. Only those with dedicated DSPs provide any type of offloading. But those without don't hurt performance either. In this case, it will be about the same either way, but sound quality will take a huge jump. That said, I think the money would be better spent on a more substantial upgrade, such as more ram. If you are a gamer, 1GB should really be considered the minimum.
I didn't say the difference would be noticeable Still, it's better to have some type of sound card than using onboard, quality and performance wise. Even my old Audigy SE put my Realtek "HD" (yeah right) onboard audio to shame.
Right, I couldn't agree more. But the OP only has 512MB of ram. It's my opinion that he should address that first, then worry about a sound card.
I agree. Sound isnt very high on my list of priorities. As long as I can hear, and its clear thats cool for me. But then again some people go crazy over sound and thats fair enough, I preferred to buy an expensive (good looking IMO ) case. I agree with Wile E though, if your running games on a Dell you probably have something in there that could do with an upgrade. Post specs?
As far as RAM, I agree.. I should have more. But my problem with that is that my motherboard only supports RDRAM. I don't think that I can put a different kind of motherboard into my computer without changing everything. Although, I'm not too sure about it.
If you get another mainboard, your mobo or power supply or both will go up in smoke due to dell's propriatary power supplies. If you can only use RDRAM, you've been shafted up the ass
What exact model Dell PC do you have? I'm guessing the CPU is a Pentium 4 as well, correct? And Hat, Dell didn't use propriatary/BTX PSUs back in the day of which I think his Dell is from. I'm guessing it's probably a 300-350watt Dell ATX PSU.
How about bidding on this? http://cgi.ebay.com/1GB-SAMSUNG-2x-...ryZ11152QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem I'll keep searching to see what I come up with.
Found a "Buy it now" in an eBay store for $170 on a 2x512MB kit. http://item.express.ebay.com/NEW-Di...110160598025QQihZ001QQtrZexpQQcmdZExpressItem
It would be a Dimention 8100 or 8200, iirc. And yes, it's a P4. If his stuff is ATX compatible, a full upgrade might be a good option.
WoW! For that price I'd just recommend getting a new SKT 478 board and a 1GB kit of DDR400. EDIT * Just seen your reply above and I think you are correct.
That made me laugh so hard. Sorry to laugh at your pain lol. A full upgrade sounds like a decent plan, especially considering the age of your components. If its a P4 at least you could reuse that.
Okay, I posted most of the specs that I know to my profile.. if it helps any. Thanks for helping everyone.
Nah, I'm not dead set on the gaming headphones, I just thought they'd be a nice addition. I'm pretty good with what little FPS I get, so I thought, hell, I might as well get some better sound. Right now, I have around 400-500 to spend on it.
Wow. Isnt that like, overspending ? (If its US $) You could have a whole new computer (excluding Monitor) for about $500Australian. With American cash you could push it even further and get a decent video card. Not to say yours is crap, my mate has one and it plays CS:S fine. CSS is a lovely game .
Yeah, it's USD. And I meant 400-500 to spend on the computer. Not just headphones. I wouldn't pay that much for a headset. Haha.
OK, i found a decent list of parts that you would normaly find in your particular Dell ---> http://www.shopping.com/xGS-Dell_Dimension_8250~NS-1~linkin_id-8001673 It looks like it uses a standard ATX power supply and a smaller ATX or perhaps micro atx motherboard. I'm guessing you could fairly easily upgrade to a normal SKT478 motherboard that supports DDR SDRAM. You could get a decent new board, a 1 or 2 GB DDR400 memory kit, a respectable video card and a nice headset for less than $250-$300 USD! I definitely wouldn't bother directly upgrading the existing hardware inside that Dell... RDRAM is just waaaay to expensive and far outweighs the performance gain.
Just looked it up. The mobo mounts and power connector are mATX and ATX-P4 respectively, but everything else, like power connectors, front panel connectors, and I believe some sort of spacers, are proprietary. A little modding may be neccesary, unless we can put together a new rig for you, reusing your salvageable parts. (monitor, keyboard/mouse, hard drive, etc.) Choice is yours, really.


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Hop in and hop Mrs. MILF. When we saw her on the street walking, we already knew that this was going to be an easy target.
She gladly gets into the strangers van with an obvious floor to fuck on. She doesn't even need to ask questions because she knows what was going to take place here.
MILF Cruising
After a long time of being in this business, you'll see it's unusual to get MILFs who are still this hot and still in their primes.
She's only a newly labeled MILF which is why her body still seems so pure. It hasn't had enough cock yet but it's ok because she's on her way there.
Freakishly Flexible
Rachel doesn't get fucked very much by her husband so she let this guy spread her legs and stick his young cock in her pussy.
It's just too bad that with a woman this flexible, she doesn't get fucked nearly as often as she should. It's such a waste of a good body.
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When these two guys found this mother asking for a small flavour, they agreed upon a following condition that'll later take place in their place.
This MILF has had it all anyway. How will another night with two cocks change her life. All she hopes is her kids will never grow up to see this site.
Obviously a Mother
Just with the size of this woman you can tell that she use to be a mother. She has a big body and has had an above average body build for a very long time.
She's hit her sexual peak and is up for any kind of cock right not, disregarding size, shape or color. She'll take whatever it is so she gets naked hoping you'll come watch her videos.
This MILF is talented when it comes to the piano. She normally uses it to play music but this time she uses it for something a little more sexual.
This MILF has a very tight pussy and large breasts. It's hard to even hold them up for a while because they weigh so much.


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All K-12 school and district level educators from across the nation are eligible ________________________________________________________________ Space Foundation Contact: Carol Hively Director - Public Relations & Team Communications firstname.lastname@example.com - 719.576.8000 Apply Now for the 2014 Alan Shepard Technology in Education Award Recognizes Educators Who Use Technology to Inspire Students COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Aug. 12, 2013) – Educators who have demonstrated a commitment to inspiring students' interest in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) may apply now to receive the 2014 Alan Shepard Technology in Education Award. Given annually by the Astronauts Memorial Foundation (AMF), the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and the Space Foundation, the award recognizes outstanding contributions to technology education by K-12 educators or district-level education personnel. The Space Foundation will present the award, which is named after Mercury Astronaut Alan Shepard, on May 19, 2014, at the opening ceremony of the Space Foundation's 30th Space Symposium at The Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs, Colo. Award information and application instructions are available at www.amfcse.org. Submissions for the 2014 award must be mailed and postmarked no later than Feb. 3, 2014. The winner will be announced in March 2014. About the Award Alan Shepard, one of the nation's original seven Mercury astronauts, was the first American to fly in space, one of only 12 humans who have walked on the moon and a former AMF board member. The award named for him recognizes excellence, quality and innovation in the development and application of technology in the classroom, or to the professional development of teachers. See more about the award and past recipients at www.spacefoundation.org/about/awards. 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Haitian Feminist Leader Myriam Merlet (1953-2010)
Posted by: Intern Brooke Connolly in Feminizzle on Jan 25, 2010
Myriam Merlet was killed in the Haiti earthquake last week. Our heartfelt prayers go out to her family, friends and all of the lives she touched as a pioneer for women's rights in Haiti.
Democracy NOW! reporter, Amy Goodman reports on her death in the episode below and Eve Ensler, American playwright of The Vagina Monolouges, speaks to Myriam's life, spirit and efforts. This touching report also includes a portion of Myriam speaking at V-Day in New Orleans in 2008.
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The Memorial Hermann Ironman Triathalon is causing traffic delays Saturday afternoon. TxDOT says the Ironman race will cause a couple of road closures. F.M. 1488 eastbound and westbound from F.M. 149 to Fish Creek in Montgomery County will be closed periodically from 7am to 6pm, and F.M. 1486 northbound and southbound from F.M. 2819 to Jackson Rd. in Montgomery County will be closed periodically Saturday from 10am to 5pm.


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New Computational Model Reveals Novel Possibilities for Helicobacter pylori Treatment
BLACKSBURG, Va., September 10, 2013 – A new computational model developed by researchers at the Center for Modeling Immunity to Enteric Pathogens (MIEP), Virginia Bioinformatics Institute (VBI), offers new ways to study host immune responses to Helicobacter pylori. Using the model, MIEP researchers identified an abnormal immune response linked to development of lesions during H. pylori infection of the stomach. Their findings may help clinicians pinpoint how best to treat such infections. "This large-scale computational model of host responses to H. pylori infection combines cutting-edge approaches in computational modeling and experimental research to help elucidate immune responses to H. pylori," said Dr. Raquel Hontecillas, Co-Director of the Nutritional Immunology and Molecular Medicine Laboratory (NIMML) and MIEP. H. pylori is a bacterium that lives in the human gut and sometimes causes ulcers and cancers. Currently, doctors treat H. pylori infections with antibiotics that destroy the bacteria. However, H. pylori also can protect against diseases such as asthma, obesity and diabetes. Understanding how a harmless bacterial population becomes virulent and leads to disease has been difficult, but the computational model developed by MIEP researchers has led to new insights. [More ...]
New pig model developed to study immune responses to Helicobacter pylori infection
BLACKSBURG, Va., August 31, 2013 – Researchers at the Virginia Bioinformatics Institute (VBI) have developed a new large animal model to study immune system interactions with the stomach bacterium Helicobacter pylori. The researchers describe their pig model in Infection and Immunity. H. pylori is found in over half the world's population. While most people do not develop disease, some experience chronic inflammation of the stomach, or gastritis, which can lead to development of ulcers or cancer. In addition to its role as a pathogen, H. pylori has beneficial effects. Researchers have found that H. pylori can prevent certain chronic inflammatory and metabolic diseases, while the absence of the bacterium may contribute to obesity and type II diabetes. Recently, scientists found H. pylori inside human immune cells. When pathogens reside within host cells, the immune system typically recruits a specific type of T cells, called CD8+ cytotoxic T cells, to help clear the infection by destroying infected cells. Researchers have found higher numbers of cytotoxic T cells in patients with H. pylori-associated gastritis, indicating that these cells may contribute to the development of gastric lesions. [More ...]
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Posted by Fiona Nevile in Cottage tales | 0 commentsMany years ago, whilst on honeymoon in Bali, my ex husband and I met a runaway. I often think of him.
He was in his forties. His plan was to rent a boat, sail to the cluster of uninhabited islands off the coast of Bali and just disappear. We treated him to supper and now I wished I'd asked him more questions. Why was he running away? This was no Ray Mears. He could have been the man next door. The sort of man that you expect to routinely pick up a pint of milk on his way home. Neatly dressed in a parka and lace up shoes, he was clean shaven with short hair and carried a small rucksack. This was clearly a final desperate move.
He probably doesn't know that it's Christmas. Finding water, food and sticks for the fire would be a priority and take up most of his day. If he's still alive.
I ralso emember a tramp that used to call regularly at my friend's house in Cambridge for a cup of tea. We were about six at the time and spent a lot of time playing on these steps. He would hand over his small delicate cup to my friend's mother. After a long pause, the front door would swing open and it would be handed back filled with tea. He'd settle on the steps and we'd question him about his life.
He was a well spoken tramp, a happy man with long grey hair and a beard. He wore a shapeless overcoat even though it was summer and carried a small rucksack.
I can still remember his responses.
"Don't you want to live in a proper house?"
"No, I prefer to sleep under the stars."
"How do you live without money?"
"I always have enough."
"Are you happy?"
"I'm free."
In those days I just didn't get it. Freedom was eating ice cream for every meal and not going to bed at all.
One day the little cup slipped from his hands and broke on the steps. He was upset, explaining that it was light and portable and an old friend. He examined the broken pieces.
"You can get a mug for sixpence at Woolworths."
He shook his head. Not interested. A mug would be too heavy to lug around.
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David Geller filed this report on some excitement on the Common yesterday:
Landed right next to our Sunday morning football game at the softball field. Was swooping for a squirrel but missed him.
Bye bye budgie
Well, that'll be an end to the lost budgie over in Peters Park.
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I was sitting on my back porch the other day and saw a hawk trying to dive for the numerous rats we have out back. Was funny, I've never seen a hawk so close to the city (and so close to people) before.
Hawks in the city
There are quite a few hawks in the city, and have been for some time. I've seen an American kestrel on Comm. Ave. a block off of Mass. Ave., and I see red-tailed hawks in Allston from time to time. (Much more often I hear them without being able to spot them.) My dad once took a series of photos of a red-tailed hawk taking down a pigeon in the middle of Ashford Street.
I've also heard them near Brigham Circle, and staff at the MFA once told me that there was at least one hawk that hunted regularly in one of their courtyards.
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There's a red-tailed hawk that hangs around on one of the BIDMC East Campus buildings.
Smith Field
Our Sunday morning fast-pitch team often sees red-tailed hawks on the light towers at Smith Field (adjacent to Harvard Stadium.)
Plenty of Red-tailed/Cooper's/Sharp-shinned hawks in Rosi
They like the large trees and slightly more hilly terrain.
The hawk in the article picture may be a young female Coopers or Sharp-shinned hawk.
Yes, there is nature in this city...
When I lived in Roslindale Square, my landlord cautioned me about putting my cat out on the second floor porch because of the local hawks in the Arboretum. I wasn't worried... I have $50 down on my cat in all situations. He was the black and white thug of Bexley Road yelling at folks walking by the house!
city hawks
I've heard that the DCR or some other public works groups actually raises hawks and introduces them to city life to keep the pigeon population at reasonable levels. I never really thought about it until it was said, but Boston does have far less pigeons than any other major metropolitan city that I've ever been to.
I know there's boxes on several financial district buildings - peregrine falcons like them (evidently enough like nesting on cliffsides) along with the plentiful pigeon take-out nearby. We've had a red tail hawk take one of our backyard squirrels in JP, and routinely see red tails in the Fenway, Riverway, and Arboretum.
Not just hawks in the Arboretum
A friend in JP was sitting in her back yard and heard a whooshing noise like a helicopter (though not so loud). A few seconds later, a great horned owl swooped in and picked off a squirrel that had been minding its own business. They live in the Arboretum as well.
Immature Red-tailed Hawk
This is one of the two offspring from this year's nest a block away on the Arlington Street Church (you can see some remnants of the nest under the East-facing clock on the steeple). They've nested there for four years in a row. The adults have stopped feeding the young so they're having to hunt for themselves and they're not very good at it and that makes them conspicuous as they stumble around chasing after stuff they have no chance of catching.


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- adj. Imperceptible; inappreciable: an insensible change in temperature.
- adj. Very small or gradual: insensible movement.
- adj. Having lost consciousness, especially temporarily; unconscious: lay insensible where he had fallen.
- adj. Not invested with sensation; inanimate: insensible clay.
- adj. Devoid of physical sensation or the power to react, as to pain or cold; numb.
- adj. Unaware; unmindful: I am not insensible of your concern.
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- adj. Lacking meaning; unintelligible.
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- adj. Unable to be perceived by the senses.
- adj. Incapable or deprived of physical sensation.
- adj. Unable to be understood; unintelligible.
- adj. Lacking sense or intelligence.
- adj. Incapable of mental feeling; indifferent.
- adj. Incapable of emotional feeling; callous; apathetic.
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- adj. Destitute of the power of feeling or perceiving; wanting bodily sensibility; unconscious.
- adj. Not susceptible of emotion or passion; void of feeling; apathetic; unconcerned; indifferent; ; -- often used with of or to.
- adj. Incapable of being perceived by the senses; imperceptible. Hence: Progressing by imperceptible degrees; slow; gradual.
- adj. Not sensible or reasonable; meaningless.
- adj. Incapable of feeling a specific sensation or emotion.
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- Not perceptible by the senses; imperceptible; inappreciable.
- Not sensible to the mind; not consciously apprehended or appreciated; unconscious.
- Without the power of feeling or sensation; without corporeal sensibility.
- Not susceptible of emotion or passion; void of feeling or tenderness: as, to be insensible to the sufferings of others.
- Void of sense or meaning; meaningless.
- Dull, torpid, senseless, unconscious, unfeeling, unsusceptible, indifferent, hard, callous.
- n. One who is lacking in sensibility; a thoroughly apathetic person.
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- adj. barely able to be perceived
- adj. unaware of or indifferent to
- adj. incapable of physical sensation
- adj. unresponsive to stimulation
Middle English, from Old French, from Latin īnsēnsibilis, imperceivable : in-, not; see in-1 + sēnsibilis, perceptible; see sensible.
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