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There But for Fortune

Rich Galen

Monday, May 21, 2007



  • "� There But for Fortune ..." A 1960's-era folk song written by Phil Ochs and popularized by folksinger Joan Baez. I always felt Ochs wrote songs in the Woody Guthrie protest/folk vein, as opposed to Bob Dylan's commentaries on society and culture.

    Here is the link to the About.Com biography of Phil Ochs.


    Joe Banker on his last day at RFK.

    Mullfoto of the Day


    I always wondered how they did this. To assemble a big construction crane (foreground) they use a lighter crane (background) and put it together one section at a time.

    Another great mystery of the universe solved.



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    All in the thumbs, a competitor gets busy texting in the LG National Texting Championship, 21 April, at the Roseland Ballroom in New York which was won by 13-year-old Morgan Pozgar who managed to text in the final the message: "Supercalifragilisticexpialidoucious! Even though the sound of it is something quite atrocious. If you say it loud enough you'll always sound precocious", without abreviations or errors.

    But can she text "Why am I sitting by myself at lunch again, Mommy?"

    (AFP/Stan Honda)

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