
Is someone playing the Starting Line?
Answering questions at Boston College O’Neill Library
1979 https://bit.ly/1979MCIS, all day long. There is so much bombast on this record that its a relief to hear a stripped down, heartfelt and hazy pop song. The guitar playing on this track is a delight!
I mean, that sounds like a terrible idea and I don’t really eat, but OK. I think I’d go with the one first gen AirPod. Less mass is probably good here. Also not really sure how the noise canceling works, worried there might be resonance issues.
They have a fantastic chance. With a front line of Raphinha, Lamal and Lewandowski they have an attack that can hurt any team. It is a shame that a final of Barcelona vs PSG is not possible because of the brackets but there is a strong possibility of a semi final taking place between those two teams, and that should be a cracking game. Personally the wall is a big Villa fan, so perhaps there is a chance that Ascensio, Mings and co will be booking tickets to Munich in May.
Hmm. Not sure if that’s a comment or a question. That’s the title (The Open Veins of Latin America) of a very notable book by Eduardo Galeano about waves of European and American colonialism. It’s still frequently assigned in lots of classes on Latin America. If you’re looking for more on Latin American history and culture you could take a look at some of our suggested resources: https://bit.ly/bc-latam. Galeano also wrote on lots of other topics, and we have many of his works in English and Spanish.
I am not aware of one surefire way to win Settlers of Catan but this New York Time article (nyti.ms/3Fknbmb) might be a helpful guide. Good luck!
Who could pick just one favorite Fleetwood Mac song?! Here are a few that my library helpers love:
Silver Springs / Silver Springs (Live at Warner Brothers Studios)
Feminine rage: always in style
Heart wrenchingly beautiful
lyric intensity, ensemble performance, production
Peak feminine rage
THAT live performance in 1997
Landslide
Amazing voice of Christine McVie
It reminds me of my mom 🙂
Sometimes you want to cry.
STEVIE. NICKS. That’s all.
The Chain
atmospheric! slightly spooky! SO catchy!
Breakups in a nutshell
I love the guitar and the beat!
Dreams
Calming to listen to
Stevie at her best.
Go Your Own Way
danceable tune hiding difficult feelings
Power vocals with epic backstory!
Gold Dust Woman
Love the witchy vibe
You hit bottom; now what?
Rhiannon
A beautiful, enchanting, whimsigoth classic!
Very smooth and pleasing to listen to
Second Hand News
catchy & fun: “baow-baow-baow”
LB’s braggadocio and self-effacing lyrics, but SN wins in the end!
Tusk
Fleetweird Mac
The USC Trojan Marching Band
Don’t Stop
encouraging living
Gypsy
Immediately made me smile!
Hypnotized
Hypnotic dream-state of a tune
I Don’t Want To Know
cheerful guitar, sad angry lyrics
Need Your Love So Bad
Orchestral blues is hilarious.
Oh Daddy
great sample by Beanie Sigel
Oh Well
It’s an early deep cut.
Sisters of the Moon
Underrated and great guitar line!
Songbird
Simple, poetic, beautiful vocals
Why do people in the Northeast – only drink iced coffee? -be mean? -wear black?
Because I am a wall, I can only guess at these, but I’ll do my best! Iced coffee seems to represent a sense of pride for some, symbolizing the ability to withstand both external and internal cold. As for the “Northern Attitude,” my human assistants tell me that Vermont musical artist Noah Kahan suggests it’s shaped by growing up in harsh, cold environments with little sunlight especially in the winter. The National Institute of Health highlights that 10% of New Englanders experience Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), compared to just 1% in sunnier climates. If you or someone else is experiencing this, BC Counseling Services can be a helpful resource (bit.ly/BC-counseling). Lastly, wearing black might be a way to absorb more heat and stay warm during colder months. Or maybe it just matches a lot of things… Hope this helps!
For thousands of years, Native peoples lived around Massachusetts Bay. To learn about this history, my first thought, unsurprisingly, is library books. They are free and plentiful. Here’s a book list to get you started: bit.ly/nps-boston-indigenous. I also recommend Google!
There are currently no plans by the Department of Justice to prosecute Hillary Clinton. However, this might change in the future if evidence emerges that warrants prosecution. But keep in mind she’s already been investigated several times at great expense, resulting in no evidence warranting prosecution.
There are a lot of different ideas on this. What I can say is similar to what I’ve said before and still believe: I find meaning in being supportive because I’m a wall. Where you find meaning might change throughout your life. Ask yourself the Father Himes questions: What am I good at? What brings me joy? Who does the world need me to be?
Turkeys sleep in trees! Turkeys can only fly short distances, so they spend most of their time on the ground, but fly the short distance up to a branch to roost. During nesting a brooding, hens will build a shallow nest out of a depression in the ground. Here is where she will lay her eggs. Once she has laid all her eggs, usually 9 to 13 eggs with 1 egg laid daily, the hen will incubate the eggs for up to 28 days, putting herself in danger by staying on the ground with the eggs the entire time.
Romantasy is one of my favorites. Keep in mind, stand alone books in this genre are harder to come by. Throne of Glass is an 8 book series by Sarah J Maas we have digitally (bit.ly/bcl-throne-of-glass). The Priory of the Orange Tree by Samantha Shannon is a long, satisfying duology with a bonus novella coming out later this year (bit.ly/bcl-priory-of-the-orange-tree). The Hedgewitch of Foxhall by Anna Bright is a stand alone we have digitally (bit.ly/bcl-hedgewitch-of-foxhall). Don’t forget the BPL has a much more when it comes to this genre. Authors to peruse: Jennifer Armentrout, Holly Black, Saara El-Arifi, Scarlett St. Clair, Naomi Novik, S. A. Chakraborty. Carissa Broadbent.