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Boys For Sale In New York
All Prices – All Ages
Boys are for sale in this city. Twelve year old boys are selling themselves for 10 dollars at Times Square. Pimps are selling teenagers for 50 dollars every night at 53rd Street and 3rd Avenue. Lonely runaways are met at the Port Authority Bus Terminal by pimps, lured away by the promise of a free meal, and then beaten into prostitution. Boys, kept high on ups and heroin, are exhibited in a Christopher Street restaurant; ask and you'll be told their prices. And for 100 dollars a call service will deliver the type of boy of your choice.
This is the world of chicken hawks, those men who enjoy sex with boys not much older then 16, and their chickens, those boys who out of desire, fear or pain, submit. It is a world of prostitution, beatings, drugs, and white slavery. And it is a world of big dollars, pimps living well off their stable. The high spending chicken hawks include a well known professional athlete, a television newscaster, a high church official, and numerous actors.
The centre of young male prostitution in this city is Times Square between 7th and 8th Avenues. Every afternoon groups of young boys, boys mostly aged 11-14, can be standing around Times Square store fronts. These boys largely Puerto Ricans, are for sale. You can go up to them or they will go up to you, it is that open. Business is conducted right on the street. A price is named and a boy will disappear into a movie theatre with a john, or for more money, into one of the cheap hotels near the Port Authority building.
These boys, the 10 dollar an hour boys, are independents. They are into the scene for usually one simple reason: the money. The word has spread around the South Bronx that money can be made by allowing yourself to be used by an old man in a movie. Ten dollars can be made for 10 minutes work. So each afternoon and evening, groups of boys come down to Times Square and hang around. The money is good, so no one complains.
Soon, though, these kids either leave the scene or are forced to work for a pimp. The pimp promises to get you more johns at higher prices. If you need a place to stay, the pimp will put you up. The pimp will house you, use you, sell you to his customers and then pass you onto another pimp when he tires of you. What happens if a boy wants to leave a pimp? He cannot. It is impossible. Thirteen year old boys are forced to become addicts, are chained to their beds, are beaten, are disfigured by lighted cigarettes. When a boy works for a pimp, he works until the pimp decides to let him go.
Since the most requested commodity by chicken hawks is a new face,, the pimps are always looking for new boys. The pimps stand like vultures around the Port Authority bus terminal waiting to descend on runaways. A young boy need only to get off the bus, a knapsack on his back, walk a few confused steps in the big city, before a nice man will offer him a free meal and a place to stay. Too often the boy accepts. By that night the boy has been broken in. He becomes the victim of what is called on the street, the rape artist. The boy is beaten. Perhaps he is drugged. And he's working. All the money he makes goes to the pimp. All the child receives is a few meals and enough to keep him too stoned to resist. He is now part of the stable, a chicken sold from john to john until the pimp tires of him.
Since last June, Captain Kenneth Gussman and a special squad of six men from the police's Public Morals Division have been trying to crack down on this business of selling boys. Working with Assistant District Attorney Robert La Russo, Captain Gussman's squad has been responsible for 64 indictments. A look at the arrest sheets reveals the following:
A 15 year old pimp arrested for selling two boys. The boys are aged 12 and 13.
A pimp aged 14 booked for selling another 14 year old.
A pimp aged 19 booked for selling a 16 year old.
And the list of child pimps and prostitutes grows.
The Captain's squad has also arrested the older professional pimps. These men freed on bail, can be seen hanging around Times Square most every evening. For example:
Hollywood Al, a seaman indicted for promoting prostitution, endangering the welfare of children, sodomy and sexual abuse. Hollywood Al gets his street name from his sunglasses. He is known to every chicken hawk in the city. He can be found on Times Square any afternoon or evening.
Ace the Spade, a black pimp, indicted for selling a 12 year old. Ace specialises in white runaways.
Cigar Murray, who runs a call boy operation out of the Village hotel he manages. Cigar Murray was indicted for promoting prostitution.
Sideburn Eddi, indicted for sodomy, sexual abuse, endangerment of the welfare of a minor, and unlawful imprisonment of a child. Until his indictment Sideburn Eddie was a psychologist at Kings Park hospital where he worked with disturbed children. Sideburn Eddie was finally arrested after allegedly keeping two brothers locked in his apartment for days. The brothers, according to the police report, were repeatedly raped by Sideburn Eddie and other men. How did the boys get to his apartment? They were taken from their Brentwood, Long Island, home by a friend of their father who promised to take them for a ride. The "friend" delivered them to Sideburn Eddie. The brothers are aged 11 and 14.
"What we are talking about" Captain Gussman emphasises "is not homosexuality between consenting adults. What we are making thfe arrests for is prostitution and imprisonment. Boys are being sold against their will. That's the filth we want to clean up off the streets."
It is a cold and very late night in Times Square, but the street still loudly lit with neon – is not empty. I walk down the street and eyes follow, wondering, hinting.
Am I a tourist or customer, these quick glances demand. In front of a theatre, I am finally approached. A black man with a large grey hat and shiny glass rings on his fingers does the talking. Behind him stands a young boy wearing purple pants, sneakers and a light corduroy jacket. His shirt collar is turned up to protect him against the cold.
The boy has blonde hair parted in the middle. His face, that nicely tanned, is that of a child – fresh and soft. He tries to disguise his age by puffing on a cigarette. The boy stands under the movie arcade, hands in his pockets, shivering. He is not wearing winter clothes.
His tan, his clothes, suggest Florida or California. How long has he been in New York? It is impossible to tell. He doesn't talk. Behind the boy stands another black man.
He is not so fancily dressed. He also does not talk. He only stares. The four of us stand in the cold. The smoke from the boy's cigarette drifts up into the neon lights.
"It's cold out here. Why don't we talk downstairs?" the man with the hat offers.
I follow the trio into the Subway at 42nd Street. Two transit patrolmen see the two black men and the blonde boy walking ahead of me. They look, but they don't stop the boy. They don't ask him where he's from, what he's doing out so late at night. The two transit cops continue walking, talking to each other.
They lead me to an underground penny arcade near the trains. The man running the place says hello to the man wearing the hat. There is a long line of target machines, 10 cents for 25 shots. No one is using the machines. We stand next to them.
The light down here is very bright. In this stronger light I see the black man's coat is frayed at the cuff. His rings are a clear purple glass and catch the light as he moves his hand. The othef black man silently and quickly moves behind me. I move away. I don't want him behind me. He realises this and moves away. The boy lights another cigarette. He does not talk. He puffs on the cigarette and starfcs down the sights of a rifle attached to a machine.
The man with the hat breaks the silence. "My rent is due tomorrow. Gotta pay my rent. Gotta make some money somehow. Got any suggestions?" he asks me. "What do you think?" I ask. The man with the hat laughs. "I got a little friend here, a nice little chicken, who'll help me earn the money. Got any suggestions?" he repeats.
It's a Tuesday night in Times Square.
Nevada is a chicken hawk. He spends 300 dollars a week buying boys. I met Nevada in his Upper West Side apartment. He is a tall, handsome man with thick red hair and dark eyes. He talks slowly and with a slight Boston accent, the city where he was born and attended college. He has lived in New York for the past fifteen years, working as an accountant by day, and living the life of a chicken hawk by night. I sip red wine and listen.
"You know, I'm not like most of the other chicken hawks. You don't find many people like me around, I take care of the kids. I take them out to dinner. I give them 20, 25 dollars. I care about them. Look, you know what those kids on the street are looking for? Love and affection. If I find a kid on 42nd Street I treat him well. I tell a kid I'll give him a place to stay but I'll tell the kid right off, he's gonna have to do something to earn his keep."
"You know why 42nd street is full of kids' Do you know why the runaways are coming off the buses? I'll tell you why: it's because something went wrong at home, and they're just looking for someone to take care of them. One summer I kept 17 kids at my apartment up here. Do you know what they cost me in food? I make sure all my chickens are well fed. I spent something like 750 dollars a month on food that summer. And then I had to give the doorman all kinds of tips to shut him up. Every time he'd threaten to call up the cops. I'd have to hand over another picture of the President.
"If I don't get the kids off the buses, do you know who gets them? The rape artists will grab them. Let me tell you a story about one of them, about Steve, the rape artist. I get a call from this scum and he tells me to meet him at his house. He says he has a nice chicken for me. When I get there I find this kid tied to a bed. He's been tied to this bed for four days already. Steve tells me he's been raped 17 times. He says the kid resisted at first so he beat him, and just to teach him a lesson, burnt his initials on the kid's back with a hot cigarette. I spoke to the kid. He was some poor 13 year old from Baltimore. You know why he ran away from home? Get this – he got a bad grade in Mathematics and was afraid his father would beat him. I mean a guy like Steve the rape artist is sick. I don't see why people make such a fuss about me and my little chickens. I'm just looking for a nice boy. I'm willing to pay for a new face. What I'll pay depends on what the boy will do. What kind do I like? I like sweet boys. My ideal boy has blonde hair and blue eyes. But I've been with all kinds. I would never go to bed with a coloured person though. I don't consider myself a bigot…"
"You can buy any type of boy in this city, if you're willing to pay. It's no problem. On 42nd street the Pimps like Hollywood Al will take care of you. On 53rd and 3rd the scene is more expensive and older. The boys hang out down there in a restaurant when it's colder. Usually there's a row of expensive cars along the curb. The pimps make a deal and the boys disappear into the cars. If you want to buy a boy there, you see Mike "Nary" Muscles. He's the big pimp. He handles johns from all over the city, shipping boys out to the Queens or Brooklyn. He's a weightlifter or something. Upper East Side chicken hawks like this guy we call Rockefeller come by in their fancy cars. They get a high class crowd on 53rd Street."
"Or if you want, you can get your chickens in the Village. Super Sam keeps his flock in a restaurant on Christopher Street, too. They're just looking for a place to stay. Look, there's even a number where you can call up and get a boy delivered to you. They say it's a massage service. You can't believe how big this thing is. Why there's even a place in Connecticut where they take kids and make them pose for pictures."
"The only problem is that there are just not enough new kids. New York makes kids too tough too soon. A lot of us chicken hawks, and the pimps too, drive up to Philadelphia to a place on 17th and Walnut on weekends to look for new faces. Or we go to the meat market in Baltimore. Or we hang out in Jersey City. The kids in other cities are much sweeter, much looser. They're doing it all for the fun.
"Look, I'm not like the others. I never forced a kid to do anything. You'll never find a kid who'll say anything bad about me."
Soon Nevada tells me I must leave. He is expecting a guest and he has to check on the roast in the oven.
Later that night I see the trio again. They are standing in a coffee shop underneath the Port Authority terminal. I watch them from the other side of the glass. The black man with the hat is talking to a tall man with glasses and lots of curly hair. The tall man is looking at the boy. The boy is kicking an empty paper cup across the coffee shop floor. The other black man is standing by the door, hands in his pockets.
The conversation continues. Hands are shook. Is money exchanged? Quickly the black man opens the door and the tall man and the boy with purple pants walk out together. The two black men remain inside the restaurant and order something. The boy follows the tall man, still kicking the paper cup as he walks towards the subway.
How easy is it to call up a pimp and buy a boy? Last weekend I tried a number in the Village and spoke with a well known pimp. This pimp has been twice indicted by the grand jury and is presently free on bail. The conversation went as follows:
H.B.: Hello, M, I'm Bob. I'm in from Baltimore for the weekend and I'm looking for chickens.
M.: Who gave you my name?
H.B.: A friend. Look do you have any chickens or not?
M.: Where are you?
H.B.: Uptown.
M.: Can you meet me uptown?
H.B.: Yes.
M.: OK. Meet me at 5 o'clock tonight at 42nd Street. At Grant's. It's a big restaurant. I'll find you. I'm certain I'll be able to take care of you.
H.B.
Reprinted with love and thanks from "The Village Voice", Greenwich Village's community newspaper.
ED: Whilst realising that the above feature could be interpreted as being a piece of sensationalism, we believe that it will be of interest to many readers. It is a factually written article about a social phenomenon that was first examined by GN in Roger Baker's review of 'The Dilly Boys' in our last issue. As always, we hope to receive your opinions about the subject of prostitution in the gay scene.
Author H. B.Posted on 7 March 1973 23 August 2018 Categories Issue 18: Page 07Tags abuse, Ace the Spade, Cigar Murray, drugs, Grant's, Hollywood Al, Kenneth Gussman, New York, Port Authority, prostitution, rent, rentboy, Robert La Russo, Sideburn Eddi, The Village Voice, Times SquareLeave a comment on Boys For Sale In New York
Young Hustlers Upset School Chiefs
COLUMBUS: Here in Georgia, homosexuality and gay hustling in this city's 40,000-student public school system, has educators and city bosses "worried" and "concerned". One local school cites the case of 'Johnny Smith', a 13-year-old, as an example of the 'problem'.
The school's head calls Johnny a "discipline problem" who has already been held back a year in school and, the head says, Johnny has a juvenile court record.
"They Have Nice Houses"
The school's head called Johnny into his office. The boy is small and blonde. He was dirty because he'd just finished a game of basketball on the school play-ground.
Johnny said he first "went down to the church" with his older brothers and some other boys.
"You just sit down by the church, and men come by and pick you up and they take you to their houses," he said. "Some men are old, some young … they have nice houses."
The school head said he first became aware of the kid-hustlers last year when he was leaving services at the downtown church on a week-night.
I came out of the church and I met one of my students," he told this reporter. "He was pretty far away from home. I knew that corner. There's only one reason that people would be down there."
He said that the church was in the area of Twelfth Street between Sixth Avenue and Second Avenue. This section is also the site of the bus depot where soldiers from nearby Fort Benning arrive for a night on the town.
He said: "I called the boy into my office the next morning, and he admitted to me that he and other students nad been going down there for some time."
$25 A Night
The school head went on incredulously to say that the boys later told him they could make between five dollars and 25 dollars a night by standing on the corner by the church and waiting to be picked up by gays.
The school head who told the boys' parents also took two of them down to the police station to see detectives.
He reported "The parents' reactions ranged from 'there's nothing I can do about it' to 'I can't believe my son would do such a thing."
He said the police were "very cooperative and tried to help. Unfortunately, it's very difficult to make an arrest in a case of this type."
Money for Mum
Johnny spoke frankly and matter-of-factly.
The boy said he would often earn 25 dollars from a man if he would "do right".
"I gave some of the money to momma," he said.
Author NewsPosted on 21 February 1973 8 March 2018 Categories Issue 17: Page 04Tags child abuse, Columbus, Georgia, hustler, prostitution, rent, rentboy, United StatesLeave a comment on Young Hustlers Upset School Chiefs
Romantic Guff leaves One Wondering
THE DILLY BOYS by Mervyn Harris. Croom Helm Ltd. £2.95
It is very hard to see what useful purpose this slight (and ludicrously overpriced) book serves. Mr Harris certainly tackles a difficult subject about which little is actually known, but about which much is conjectured. In the event he provides remarkably little information with which either to confirm or destroy our wildest conjectures. He seems to take no particular moral standpoint. This seems like praiseworthy objectivity until one notices how words like 'corruption', 'deviant' and 'straight world' creep in, all indicative of a certain attitude which would be better if properly expressed. And while his book is clearly destined to appear on mail-order lists and in the windows of shops like Sterlings, Mr Harris will disappoint those who wish vicariously to feed their buy-a-boy fantasies.
A grant from the Ninevah Trust enabled Mr Harris to work full-time on his research, so obviously he comes across, or trips full-length over, certain extremely relevant ideas and material which he either relegates to an aside, or avoids thinking about. And his field of operation is certainly too narrow for the breadth of his comments.
Front cover and photographs: Toni Ranz. Front cover and photograph without blacked out face is posed by a model.
The field of operation is precisely enough stated: "Male prostitution on Piccadilly". Sounds exciting until one realises just how limited this is (not to say inaccurate, since it is one corner of Piccadilly Circus and a few cafes, arcades and clubs in Soho he is talking about, certainly not the elegant stretches between Fortnums and Green Park).
So what it boils down to is that our researcher has got to know a few hustlers who hang over the meat rack at the end of the Quadrant, has talked to them, gained a certain degree of confidence and written it all down. The form of the book is apparently logical starting with how boys become hustlers, moving through aspects of the game to leaving the Dilly. Clearly there is little enough to say about this particular group of boys as such and consequently we get some really vague pseudo-sociological comment and real cop-outs like this: "The world of the boys to a large extent revolves around sex where human nature and human desires are seen in all their varied manifestations, the grotesque, the sadistic, the masochistic and, some venture to say, the sublime'.
I mean, really!
This is just romantic guff. Some thirteen years ago Simon Raven published an essay The Male Prostitute In London in Encounter. Harris's worried, worthy tone is, of course, a stranger to Raven who accepts and smiles knowingly over his brandy. But in that comparatively brief essay, Raven packs in exactly the same information and, indeed, the same conclusions. And the entertainment value is, naturally, much greater. Consider Harris on the clients, offering us mysterious and vague information about men with one leg and someone with a fetish for hair. Consider Raven on clients: "…the clients wear one face only, a face which can never change. For it is the face of a currency note, always as beautiful, however faded and wrinkled, as when dew-fresh from the Mint." Harris knows this and says it in many strangulated ways.
But if he is seriously going to describe the motivation of the man who seeks a male whore then he has got to do much better than his few random quick sketches.
Actually, as one reaches the end of the book one begins to wonder whether Mr Harris has been writing about male prostitutes at all. "It is my contention that the values of the Dilly boys are an extension of the values inherent in the larger society, only carried to a further extreme. The boys want a greater share of the goods produced by society but are corrupted by their situation."
So what has happened really is that we have been reading about a few young lads, all of whom seem to have left homes in Scotland or the industrial midlands, found themselves rootless and homeless in central London and have tumbled to an unorthodox way of earning some money. Which is maybe why Mr Harris is vague on the two basic subjects – prostitution and homosexuality. He never seems to be regarding his boys as male prostitutes at all, but as a small (very small) section of a certain class of youngsters. This seems to me to be issue-evading.
On the question of the homosexuality of both boys and clients, Mr Harris is always ambiguous. He makes a major point of what he calls the code of conduct which consists of doing, and not doing, certain sexual things: it seems that cock-sucking is all right, but that anal intercourse is all wrong. This code is a self-protective device to enable the boys (and sometimes the clients) to assure themselves that they are not really gay at all. We hear, for example, of a newcomer to the game who allowed himself to be fucked several times before his peers informed him that this wasn't done.
Yet we are never actually told what does go on in the hotel bedrooms, smart flats and dingy rooms that the pairs hive off to, And one wonders if, in fact, Mr Harris himself has not accepted the code too much at face value. With such a paucity of evidence on the subject it is impossible to establish the facts of the matter. And this book should do precisely that, not leave one wondering.
We also learn nothing about the physical self-perception of the boys. This too is important (if one is writing about male prostitutes, that is). How clean they are; are special efforts made to present themselves as fresh and attractive; how much of their earnings do they spend on clothes/cosmetics (ie talc, aftershave, shampoo etc); what about crabs and VD? If in fact these are low priorities (we are told that when the boys do score it is almost compulsive that they spend their cash quickly and Mr Harris only hints at beer, coffee and pin tables) then it kind of devalues some of his other suggestions that part of the appeal of the boys is their fresh youth.
"The excessive premium most homosexuals tend to place on youthfulness enhances the I attraction of the boys for the customers who come from all strata and classes in society". Now there is a deal of truth in this, but also a deal of misapprehension. I don't think I would agree that most homosexuals place an excessive premium on youthfulness. And though I know that an unlovely, middle-aged woman might well be a successful prostitute and an unlovely middle-aged can't be, it remains true that hets about town do gravitate towards those cat houses where the girls are young and lovely. And if, as I feel, the boys are undernourished, scruffy and dirty, then the remark about youthfulness seems irrelevant. Mr Harris seems to have just about the usual tolerant/understanding type views of gayness, but again, the above statement implies that the clients are all homosexual. I think this is a dubious assumption. There are many possible reasons why a man who perceives himself (and who Mr Harris perceives) as conventionally straight might buy a boy. (I am aware that since the contact is that of two males then in actual terms it is a homosexual one). And I would suggest that bi-sexuality is one of them; also the feeling that infidelity on a fleeting level with a bought boy is less dangerous to the psyche than direct infidelity with a woman.
If one is looking for well-researched facts, one isn't going to find ammunition here. I was continually reminded of Laud Humphrey's Tearoom Trade. Bearing in mind that Humphrey's methods were possibly ethically suspect, he nevertheless faced his subjects fearlessly and drew some conclusions that were very useful indeed, especially relating to the meaning, and the incidence, of casual male sexual contact among men not regarded as homosexual.
The implications of male prostitution itself are hardly dealt with here – that is the deeply anti-social concept that a man should sell his sex which is conventionally the exclusive priority of the female. Consideration of this would be far more useful than trite remarks about people wanting more than their fair share of the world's goods.
That hustlers are street people essentially is another interesting aspect, implied but never thought out. This book does accept this idea and there are passages that indicate clearly the sort of bonding between people who live on their wits and in the streets. But one feels this is accidental.
Here and there some useful points are made. That the laws now relating to homosexuality confuse everyone, for example. And that – as opposed to the case of the female prostitute – in the case of male prostitution it is the client that would be charged, not the hustler. It is also made clear that though boys are occasionally busted it is never for soliciting, but for other reasons – drugs perhaps, or petty crime. And Harris also makes a firm statement about corruption when he writes: "Boys are not coerced or compelled to submit to the advances of an adult. There is great doubt whether there is such a thing as corrupting a minor, and most of the boys who are sought, themselves seek."
This may be the sort of thing some of us would like to hear, but like everything else in the book, it must be taken cautiously. No doubt that once on the game, this is true. But earlier Mr Harris does demonstrate how easy it is to get on the game and indeed how some boys do so almost accidentally (that is, accepting offers of hospitality from strange men without realising the implications). If this experience leads to an awareness of an easy way to make a living, then that could be argued as a sort of compulsion.
Writing in The Times last month, a woman police sergeant of the Juveniles Squad which operates in Soho, had this to say:
"If they are young lads (ie absconders, missing children) men will start speaking to them, take them back to their homes and be nice to them. These boys are usually naive, and often accept. The man demands something more of them. Eventually, they put these lads on the streets as male prostitutes, and they give the men part of their earnings. Their ages range from 14 upwards. Many of these boys end up as permanent homosexuals…"
The WPS must know what she's talking about, but her evidence has no support in Mervyn'Harris's book; in fact he makes a point that the boys insist on their independence, and freedom of operations. (One might also wonder, in passing, how a young woman of 24 can be so definite in her statement that many boys end up as "permanent homosexuals".) In his final chapter, Harris gives pretty strong indications that the boys, when they have left the Dilly "come to some sort of terms with the world as they grow into adulthood and drift back into the straightworld." Simon Raven drew a similar conclusion in his view of the street hustler.
The book is easy to read and occasionally entertaining; but it never arouses anger, pity or fear. And its information will only be new to those who never realised that male prostitution existed in the first place. No index; books mentioned in the text but no bibliography.
Author Roger BakerPosted on 21 February 1973 13 March 2018 Categories Issue 17: Page 08Tags book, book review, Dilly boys, Encounter, Laud Humphrey, Mervyn Harris, Ninevah Trust, Piccadilly Circus, prostitution, rent, rentboy, Simon Raven, Soho, Tearoom Trade, The Dilly Boys, The Male Prostitute In LondonLeave a comment on Just Who Are The Dilly Boys?
Dilly Boys Make The Times
LONDON: Britain's press has suddenly discovered the 'Dilly Boys' after a book by the same name was published by a small publishing house, Croom Helm. First in where angels fear to tread was the Sunday Mirror. With dazzling originality it called its Sunday Mirror Documentary on the Dilly boys 'The Dilly Boys' and admitted that it borrowed heavily from the book.
It saw a Picadilly Circus peopled almost entirely by 13 and 14-year-olds playing the flipper games and the market at Playland and the other mausement arcades, but carefully avoiding naming names or getting close enough to the problem for the article to be more than an empty piece of plagiarism from Mervyn Harris' book.
It seemed the only people at Piccadilly Circus older than 14 were either older men there to pick up the boys, probation officers leaning on the anti-pedestrian railings or even Sunday Mirror reporters.
The Mirror's story said: 'We traced the case-histories of five Dilly boys who, homeless and short of cash got caught up in the dragnet.
'Two have graduated from amphetamines to hard drugs; one has gone to jail for stealing another has put a girl "in the club". The fifth has managed to get out of the game and gone back to Bolton.'
Midnight Piccadilly: A day's rest over, a night's work begins. [Photograph: Peter Mundy]
Earlier, Victor Sims, the Mirror's man in the dirty mac at the Dilly had told us: 'Nearly all of them have heard about the easy pickings to be had in London's rich heart, and reckon they can eke out a living on their wits.
'more often, they finish up frozen, half-starved, asleep inside a telephone box, huddled for warmth in a deserted railway coach, in a hotel car park or even in warehouse packing cases.
'It's at this stage of disillusionment that the trouble starts. They hang around Piccadilly, desperate for food and shelter. Instead of pocketing their pride and going home, they become easy prey to anyone who will offer them a warm bed …
'Horrifying? Shameful? Almost unbelievable?
To the senior police officers and detectives at West End Central police station, the problem is very real.
'The Chief Superintendent told me: "The situation created by these juveniles, who drift into our area is one of the most difficult we have had to handle."'
The Chief Superintendent didn't mention gay trade at the Dilly being more of a problem than any other drop-out youth situation there. But the Mirror chose to run as its second headline on the piece: 'Their trade shames a national showplace' and under it published a picture of a probation officer 'at "The Meat Rack", the Piccadilly Circus haunt of young boys waiting for homosexuals.'
Five days later it was Friday and the Times lifted its skirts and had a slam at the Dilly.
In a series called Policemen Talking, Peter Evans wrote a piece on the 'Missing boys and girls enmeshed in Soho vice nets.' Racey stuff this for The Times. Police sergeant M Woodheath of the Juveniles Squad, gave us the low-down from her point of view. She said: "If they are young lads, men will start speaking to them and take them home and be nice to them. These boys are usually naive and often accept. The man demands something more of them. Eventually they put these lads on the streets as male prostitutes and they give the men part of their earnings. Their ages can range from 14 upwards. Many of these boys end up as permanent homosexuals. It is very difficult to get at the men in charge of them. Boys are reluctant to give a description or a name and address. They are frightened to give you much.
"One man had ten little boys working as male prostitutes for him from 14 upwards. They were reluctant to give evidence. Some turned up at court to give evidence. He was convicted.
"The same sort of thing happens to girls. Lesbians pick them up from 13 upwards. Three girls from Cardiff were arrested for soliciting before we discovered they were juveniles…"
And so on. It seems you get the Dilly's dirty washing aired just as publicly in The Times as you do in the Mirror. And The Times gives its readers more details of the washing its discovered.
ED: We'll carry a full review of Mervyn Harris' The Dilly Boys in Gay News 17, and we'll try to look a bit deeper into the rent scene in the future.
Author NewsPosted on 7 February 1973 4 January 2018 Categories Issue 16: Page 03Tags Dilly boys, Mervyn Harris, Peter Evans, Piccadilly Circus, prostitution, rent, Sunday Mirror, The Dilly Boys, The Times, Victor SimsLeave a comment on Dilly Boys Make The Times
Love on Demand
You Can't have Love to Order at the Dilly
Dear People,
I want to thank Gay News and everyone who supports it for giving gay people everywher e the chance to discover themselves through its pages. Here gay ideas and experience can meet and be explored so that we can all examine our prejudices and myths and perhaps for the first time realise who we are. For being gay is not GLF or CHE, it is people, all people being aware of the reality of each other.
I enclose an answer to the article 'The Piccadilly Affair which I hope you print. It won't please a lot of people, but that is what discovering oneself is really about. We have to live together side by side and try to love and understand that which we don't always like or want to see. We are the bars of our own cage.
I've been a hustler in the past, and can give several reasons for being one.
As a penniless artist it was a way of eating;
I was exploring my own feelings or hang-ups about prostitution;
I was meeting the needs of certain people;
It was more honest than most gay one-night sex games, played in the name of love.
None of these reasons appear to make me any the less human or qualify me for the heartbreaker of the year award.
I cannot defend the Australian boy for not making the position clear — that, I feel, was dishonest. (The Piccadilly Affair – GN5).
But I do not defend him over the broken heart. For in a business deal of this sort no-one is talking about love. The product is sex and maybe the satisfaction of someone else's unusual desires; ie sado-masochistic fantasies. (How many gays have been sickened to find that their man for the night was 'kinky' or vice-versa?)
You say you love him: question what you love. Do you have any idea of him as a real person? Please be honest with youself. Love is more than a body and a voice. Did you express your true feelings to him? Why 'be daft' and give him £5 when there was no pressure? Perhaps you should have shown him the poem instead and tried to discover the real person you had just had sexual contact with.
I have been hired by many people and few have wanted to discover me as a person, though one did and we developed a real friendship outside of any business relationship, which was rewarding for us both.
I have no guilt over my hustling days, but I have experienced guilt, dishonesty and pain in non-commercial gay relationships from people who claimed to love. Love for me is the whole person, not separate parts, it's a truth between people, a beauty that does not wither with age.
One of my fellow hustlers met his friend and lover through a client and they have been together ever since, and that was eleven years ago. So please try to see rent boys as having hearts and that they too can fall in love, but not to order.
Author PeterPosted on 1 October 1972 12 November 2016 Categories Issue 08: Page 07Tags hustler, love, Piccadilly, rent, rentboy, sexLeave a comment on Love on Demand
The Piccadilly Affair
One Thursday night I was at Picadilly Circus, viewing the lights and minding my own business, when after a time, I got talking to a boy next to me. and in the course of the conversation he said he was from Australia. He had a slight Aussie twang in his voice (which was rather nice), his hair was fair, with pale blue eyes and freckles over his nose, which made him rather attractive to me. We talked for a time and then went for a cup of tea.
By this time I had fallen in love with him. with his soft Ausie twang and his freckles, and his slim build, and he talked away quite freely, about everything. "Where do you live" I said. "Kent, he said, "What time is your last train"
I said, "1.45″ he said, "Well come down to my place and spend the time till your train time" which he did, good I thought, this boy will be mine for a few hours. Wow, I thought, wonderful. wonderful.
After a short taxi ride we arrived at my place, up the stairs and into my small bed-sit, and after a short period of time his beautiful, slim, half-sunburnt, naked body was mine, there there will be no need to tell you any details, only one thing, there was no response to me advances, he just lay there quite passive, letting me do the work, when the time came for him to go he got up and dressed himself, and as doing so he said, "you know the score, what about it", "About what" I said, "Come on, you know what I mean, my £5 plus my taxi fare back to the place where you found me".
I could not believe it, then I realised it was not me he wanted but my cash, then he realised that I was surprised and that I had not realised he was for rent when we were talking at Picadilly, and I think that in a way he was sorry, by the way he talked after. We had a cup of tea and we talked and I gave him his £5 (may be daft on my part), and then he went for his train, and as he went out he said "I would like to see you again", "OK sometime", I said, and went back to my room and remembered a poem of long ago, it is;
You are not the boy of my prayers and tears
But of my love, my hope, my certainty
You are not a god you are the boy I am
You breathe in me my blood is yours
What I have you possess
As I hoped and wished
We shall henceforth be together for ever
And it is my turn to say to you
How splendid that is
If it be sin to love a lovely lad
Oh then sin I for whom my soul is sad
and I have been around Picadilly a few times and seen my god from Australia with other people, then disappearing, how sad I am when it is not me who is with him, what can I do, can anyone tell me for I love the lad from Australia, love him with all my heart, do the people who rent themselves not realise, they are breaking peoples hearts in the process.
Author NewsPosted on 14 August 1972 16 September 2016 Categories Issue 05: Page 05Tags Australian, Piccadilly, poetry, rent, rentboy, sad story, £5Leave a comment on The Piccadilly Affair
Trolling in Tehran
When I set off last year on a business trip to Teheran and other Iranian cities, I had the dottiest picture in my mind as to what it was all going to be like. The only thing that I knew as a fact was that Iran is the most curiously arrogant and corrupt place from a business point of view. With all this naughty bevaviour I had visions of potential gangbang at every street corner. Far, far from it dear Reader.
I suppose we all know that the slant of Moslem culture is towards an easy acceptance of homosexual behaviour both in the home and in public. I'd seen Arabs in places like Jeddah and Beirut walking hand in hand without the public giving it a second glance. But in Iran its all very very confusing. To start off with, in the great cities like Teheran or Tabriz, where there is some degree of western sophistication, overt homosexual behaviour barely exists at all.
But paradoxically, you have only to drive for ten minutes past the Mayfair of Teheran, up the mountains behind Shemiran, and you find a selection of chaikhanehs (tea houses) complete with beautiful dancing boys who entertain largely middle aged clients. You can find the same establishments in Meshed and Isphahan. The fascinating thing is that this sort of entertainment has been provided for the past 2,000 years, but today it seems only to be seriously patronised by the elderly gents who sit quietly drinking tea and watching the gyrations of the boys, some of whom are very beautiful indeed. They retire from 'business' at around 18 years of age, and more than half of them get married on the proceeds of their work.
But the gay young things of Teheran or Tabriz would not be seen dead in such a place. To them its all too old fashioned, stuffy and conservative for words. There are literally no gay Bars or Clubs as we understand them in the U.K. It is true that there are a few cafes where you might just have the luck to pick up something interesting, but it is very likely to be rent. You will be far luckier in the lounges of the better class western type of hotel.
I think that there is also a deepseated, but almost entirely unadmitted, resentment of the white mentality, and therefore of the white persons possible sexual approaches. I did meet two charming and highly educated Iranis, but they had both been to Europe, and knew the gay ropes well! They confessed that a white body did not mean all that much to them sexually, and that it was white women that were in demand …. not men!
This reserve is all tied up with the inevitable association of homosexuals with drugtaking hippies and wierdos who have passed through Iran on their way to and from Afghanistan, via Iran.
And that brings me to the matter of Hash and/or Pot. Unless you wish to be shot at sight or sent immediately without trial to prison, do not under any circumstances look for, attempt to buy, or even import any form of Hash. Whilst I was there for a mere 4 weeks on biz, no less than 4 people were shot out of hand because they had been arrested with it on their person.
Before I'd ever got there, people had told me the wildest stories about the goings-on in local Hammams.
I tried four in Teheran and two in Tabriz. They were about as turned on as a Sunday School Treat. In Meshed, which is a sacred Moslem city, complete with shrines of all sorts, I was politely directed to an 'unbelievers' hamman. All I saw there was a slightly deformed young man soaping his parts with rather more fervour than was entirely required … and that was about it.
But, and there's always a but, if you do have the good fortune to meet an Irani who is a member of one of the select private hammams. I'm told that these are not all that innocent, and all sorts of things can and do happen in them.
I just didn't have the luck to meet a subscriber.
So if you ever contemplate going to Iran for your hold, don't imagine that its a riot of sex and fun. It's so hot you can fry an egg on the pavement from April to October, and though it's beautiful beyond belief, it's bloody dull if you are looking for what is innocently known as Trade.
Author Thomas TilneyPosted on 1 August 1972 1 July 2016 Categories Issue 04: Page 04Tags drugs, Iran, pre-revolution, rent, tradeLeave a comment on Trolling in Tehran


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Two upright pianos were given to me by a man who would usually have paid another man to burn them. My brief was to take a box room as a blank canvas and build into it a staircase sculpture and mezzanine level bed to sleep two using only what could be gleaned from these two ex-instruments.
Dismembering them put me in mind of the French restaurant where they kill a cow on the weekend and prepare every part for food. Nose to tail carpentry. The noises that came out of the carcass – as one by one the strings were cut, as the age-jammed creaking screws were forced loose with brace and bit, as the hide-glue joins were split with a wooden club and meat cleaver – composed the most extraordinary swan song. As with good butchery, great care is taken to preserve the best cuts and though to the faint hearted observer the scene is perhaps macabre, to the butcher it is an honour to pay homage to the life that has passed in this way. Even in the dry acoustic of the studio every sound resonates through the body of the instrument creating the effect of a large stone hall.
For one thing it is remarkable to discover, through the process of reverse construction, how much craft and skill goes into making even the most humble piano. The solid maple frame is fleshed out with boards of poplar or birch under a dark swirling skin of walnut or mahogany veneer. Hard, curved beach limbs form the pinblock to space the strings over the thin, flat straight-grained soundboard of Sitka spruce. Metatarsals of hornbeam connect felted hammers through an intricate arrangement of joints and pivots to long fingers of basswood coated with wafer thin slices of white bone ivory and in the gaps between these teeth, black ebony wood.
Separated from the useless bulk of the junked piano and cleaned of centuries of dust the different woods begin to speak of the trees that bore them. Some parts are labelled with a name and date in the deft script of a maker. A fragment of card from a box of screws packing a joint or an old foreign coin under the keys is a seed from which flowery imagined histories grow. A faded paper pasted inside the lid notes that this piano was last tuned on March 11th 1904. Spacers in arrays of green, red and purple felt set the colours of the wood singing. The cast iron harp, the backbone of a piano, despite its delicate curves and spaces is surprisingly heavy and black.
My client, a cellist with the Scottish Chamber Orchestra amongst other accolades, is very glamorous and I like to imagine that the finished staircase is somewhat in the shape of a high-healed shoe. One panel of curved wood with a dark veneer frames a mirror that reflects the staircase to form the other shoe. This inversion is itself mirrored figuratively in the symmetry of the two iron harps at right angles to each other. The vertical keys on the risers even hope to induce a feeling that one has somehow been turned through ninety degrees and is standing on a wooden wall looking down on successive keyboards that in turn pass through ninety degrees as they round the corner of the room. The weight of the pianos has become the lightness of a floating bed, their sound the flowing waveform of a banister.
Thanks to Quinn, Alma and Leon for help with construction and to Su-a Lee for the conception and funding of the project.
This is amazing. A very innovative way to upcycle and reimagine something that was nearly destroyed. I never would have thought to take a piano and turn it into a spiral stair. Thank you for sharing your inspirational creation.
Beautifully written, Tim! What a happy, loving and wonderful project!
I admire the inspiration and the cataloging of the materials and craftsmanship that went into the original piano, but am I the only person who looks at this stairway and sees one giant code violation? Every single thing about this looks dangerous and ill-conceived to me.
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I have been in the piano restoration, building, restoring, playing, composing, lecturing, buying, selling, whatever for 40 years and I have to say this is the most creative thing I have seen done with two pianos. Well done! Makes me wonder what you would come up with if there were 20 pianos at your disposal. We once had 70 junk pianos and worked on building a massive sculpture at Burning Man…never happened because it would have taken three semis to get them there (another story). Your creative eye on what you did is inspiring and gifted. Too cool!


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The property comprises two ground floor retail units trading as a currency exchange and a men's hairdressing business with a basement tanning salon extending below both units. The first, second, third and fourth floors comprise 5 residential flats.
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(2) The original lease term was 6 years from 25th March 2014. This has been extended to expire in 2028. The lease provides for a tenant option to determine in March 2024.
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Anything interesting I hear or find out about. There is a Neopolitan prince who only talks about horses, a Palatine who does nothing but frown, Monsieur Le Bon has no character of his own, someone is a drunkard, the other one is strangely dressed and so on. Portia wittily find out faults within each suitor who has come to try their luck. He requires her to accept a gift that Portia refuses to accept. What does Artemidorus plan to do?-He wants Caesar. Get an answer for 'In the Tragedy of Julius Caesar, how did Artemidorus know about the conspiracy?' How will portia react to the certain knowledge that brutus was part of a conspiracy to kill ... portia demanded that brutus tell her his scerets. who does cassius remind the group that they should not leave out of the conspiracy? Portia knows her husband, Brutus who is involved in the assassination of Caesar. 1. Portia gives herself a "voluntary wound" to prove her loyalty towards Brutus as she becomes sacrificial to demonstrate this. Speculate as to how and when Portia obtained her information about the conspiracy? Portia has noticed a recent change in Brutus's behavior. 3. She can't stand being out of the loop, even cutting herself to prove her loyalty and dedication to him. The Harbor Trade Station is an unlockable shop that is part of the Portia Harbor, located on the Western Beach. What clues do we have that Portia is nervous? Start studying Julius Caesar Act 2 Study Guide and vocabulary. Lobbying to get the army to develop a real tank that uses Portia's code. Conspiracy theorist Dr. Jerome Corsi, an Infowars editor and a best-selling author of books about the "deep state," had taken an interest in Q and was decoding the messages on the Reddit board. Update: Does it say specifically in the play? Ans.6) Portia does this to remind Brutus that she is his wife and more importantly is the daughter of Cato, who died while fighting against Caesar thus trying to justify that Brutus should trust him; and later inflicts a wound to her thigh in order to prove she is strong and worthy of being both Brutus' wife and a keeper of secrets. If you're a creator working on getting more YouTube views, or a brand building out your YouTube marketing strategy, the platform's recommendation algorithm counts for a lot. When Brutus does not tell her what is going on, Portia has him followed. When Portia noticed that something was bothering Brutus, she was determined to find out and, to do this, she had to prove him that she was strong enough to keep a secret by giving herself a voluntary wound in the thigh without crying out. It's also a good idea to look at the strategies Cassius uses to persuade Brutus to join the conspirators. The romance system in My time at Portia was a mixed bag for me. Blender is a crafting station used for producing refined materials and consumables. However, Brutus does tell Portia about the conspiracy, where Caesar, does momentarily agree not to go to the capitol, but is soon persuaded around by Decius Brutus. He is a peaceful, friendly, and well-spoken character. 1 Answer. 19.What does the soothsayer tell Portia?-That Caesar is in more danger. Brutus does not treat her very well; he does not include her in their conspiracy, then abandons her, where she kills herself at least partly from her concern about the strength of Octavius and Antony. i believe she over hears the conversation about it. Portia cared about Brutus and he … Portia is a protagonist of William Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice.A rich, beautiful, intelligent heiress of Belmont, she is bound by the lottery set forth in her father's will, which gives potential suitors the chance to choose among three caskets. Ack is a citizen of Portia with whom the player can develop a friendship. Portia shows her strength to Brutus by stabbing herself in the thigh. ... By what method does Decius say he will use to get Caesar out of the house? Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools. Why does Brutus say they should not ask Cicero to join the conspiracy? Why doesn't Lucius carry out Portia's request? Diamond and Shadow in melee. What does Artemidorus mean when he says, "Security gives way to conspiracy"? Start studying Julius Caesar Act 1 & 2. She sends Lucius to the capital to see what news he can find out. 1 Obtaining 2 Usage 2.1 Mission 2.2 Craft 2.2.1 Consumables 2.2.2 Materials 2.3 Donate 3 Gallery Blender can be crafted using the Assembly Station. It's nice to see that Arlo has a more laid back approach to life in Portia instead of keeping a distance from his crew members. 3. 2. Make friends, complete requests, exchange gifts, go on dates and let romance blossom! Voidious' wavepainting code (the nice danger transition between blue and red). Why do all the conspirators stab Caesar? His home is open from x. 5. The town of Portia is full of friendly new faces for you to meet. 3. This wise finding of the counselor enables him to obtain judgment in favour of Antonio. 5. He works as a cook at a grill in Peach Plaza. What it's based on. At the default game speed, a single uninterrupted in-game day from 7:00 to 3:00 is a minimum of 15 real-world minutes, provided that nothing pauses the game, including opening the inventory. And, from her request, we can surmise that, even though it is not a scene played out onstage, Brutus has given in to her pleas 18. This can offer lots of clues about how Cassius manipulates and influences and his role in the conspiracy. How does Portia find out about Brutus's plan to kill Caesar in Shakespeare's play? errand, which is to find out how Brutus looks and to "take good note/What Caesar doth, what suitors press to him" and report what he sees back to her. Scene 4: 17. Decius will flatter Caesar until he agrees to come out. She did this to prove that just because she is a woman, that doesn't mean that she can't be as strong as him. Portia is praised, honored, appreciated and treated as more of an equal by Brutus who wishes to become worthy of her as a wife. Favourite answer. What points does he make about himself? It is not available at the start of the game and is developed as part of the main story. Answer: After Portia won the case for Antonio in the disguise of a lawyer, Bassanio thanks her. About Caesar? 2. 9. Act 2 Scene 1 – Key Scene . Why is no oath sworn by the conspirators? What does Portia mean in her aside, "O constancy, be strong upon my side;/ Set a … How does Portia get back her ring? How does Decius plan to persuade Caesar to go to the Capitol? Portia and I constantly say to each other, 'We are so lucky.' Sometimes it's lying in bed at night before I go to sleep, and I just say thank you to whatever, whoever is out there. Why does Brutus not want Antony killed? What does Portia think of the conspiracy, and how does she feel about her husband's part in it? He was a cook on the space station before it crashed. 0 0. At the end of the day, he returns home, which is x. Overall. In this scene, Portia is worried that her husband Brutus is out of bed and comes to find him. As you explore Cassius' language, you'll find more evidence for why he does what he does. Portia wakes up and finds Brutus, she realises that something is wrong and is determined to find out what is disturbing her husband. Relevance. why does Metellus want to include cicero in the conspiracy.
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IT'S A ROUGH LIFE
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Jeremey Lavoi is a Director and DP with more than a decade of experience working in television, documentary film, and the digital space. He is also an experienced Writer and Producer. He believes in the power of storytelling to illuminate, educate, and entertain.
Since 2008, he has successfully run Lavoi Creative, LLC (formerly TeamJADED Productions), a creative video agency with his wife and partner Abby Berendt Lavoi. They work with tech heavy hitters, arts organizations, ad agencies, media companies, and nonprofits from their offices in San Francisco and New Orleans. He has created content for Google, Pandora Internet Radio, TuneIn Radio, COMPLEX, ESPN.com, STACK, Bank of America, Virgin Airlines, SFMOMA, and many others. His television credits include BRAVO, History Channel, Science Channel, Discovery Health, CNBC, Current TV, MTVu, MTV2, and TechTV (G4).
He was part of the Emmy awarding-winning team at Al Gore's Current TV as a staff Producer/ Editor in 2007 when the network won the award for Interactive Television. At Current TV he directed dozens of short documentaries on various topics and produced hundreds of spots for the networks Yahoo! and Google partnerships. His short film work has been featured in the Seattle International Film Festival/ Skateboard Film Festival. His team won Best Film at the San Francisco 48 Hour Film Festival in 2013. He created and produced the web series "It's a Rough Life", which was a finalist for the 2014 NYTVF History Unscripted Development Pipeline. He earned five Telly Awards for short documentaries and branded content.
He has a Bachelor's degree in English, Creative Writing from San Francisco State University. He was born and raised in Lake Charles, Louisiana, and now splits his time between New Orleans and San Francisco. He is also the proud father of a beautiful and inquisitive little girl.
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Wow, I just finished a class title "Revolutions in Scientific Thought". It was sold to students as a philosophical look at the history of scientific thought. As someone who loves history and science I assumed it would be a great way to end my first year as a graduate student. Oh, how wrong was I! It turned out to be a five-week crash course on scientific development; five weeks is to way too short to really absorb the developments of Aristotle to Einstein. Hell, five weeks is too short to absorb anything!
Trying to keep up and absorb 2000 years of scientific development in five weeks is one reason I haven't been blogging as much as I promised myself I would. Another is that during this time, I have rarely had time to think of something to blog about and when I have, I didn't like what I wrote. Sometimes I just don't think what I have to say is fit to print.
I decided to spend some time reading various blog and magazine articles hoping to find a writing style that appeals to me. What keeps me interested, what keeps me reading? Finding a style that hooks me in will direct how I should write.
It turns out I enjoy articles that are comprised of small concise paragraphs, each a small article in itself, yet read together they tell a larger story.
I'd like to write so that my readers get something out of each paragraph. Of course I want my readers to continue reading the entire piece, but if each paragraph tells its own story the larger picture may not get lost in a sea of unnecessary words. No more "blah blah blah, get to the point! Each paragraph is the point. Does that make any sense?
The next time I have some witty or interesting to write about I will try this new "paragraph story" approach (I have not yet come with a good name for this style, I'm taking requests). For now I'm still trying to figure out the famous "Achilles and the tortoise" paradox. Or at least try to figure out why this is considered a paradox; I am fairly confidant that given the opportunity, any one of us could over come a tortoise. If you have any thoughts about this conundrum I would love to hear it. I'd also like to hear about your approach to writing.


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AACR Partners with EmergingMed to Link Patients with Clinical Trials in connection to SU2C Broadcast
September 13, 2010 By AACR
PHILADELPHIA — The American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) announces its collaboration with the clinical trial navigation system EmergingMed, to connect patients with clinical trials in connection to the Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C) broadcast which took place on Sept. 10, at 8 p.m. EDT & PDT / 7 p.m. CDT. The AACR-SU2C Clinical Trials Finder provides a resource for cancer patients and their loved ones to identify clinical trials that may be appropriate for their particular diagnosis, stage and treatment history.
"The AACR is thrilled to partner with EmergingMed, in conjunction with the landmark SU2C broadcast on Sept. 10, in order to help patients locate clinical trials for which they qualify," said Margaret Foti, Ph.D., M.D. (h.c.), CEO of the American Association for Cancer Research. "SU2C's mission is to provide effective treatments to patients quickly, and this partnership with EmergingMed helps realize that goal. Moreover, the AACR aims to educate the public about what clinical trials can offer, in order to help patients make educated decisions about their treatment options."
The AACR is the sole scientific partner to SU2C. It is responsible for grants administration and management, and provides ongoing scientific oversight in conjunction with the SU2C Scientific Advisory Committee, led by Nobel Laureate Phillip A. Sharp, Ph.D., institute professor at the David H. Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
The SU2C show, featuring cancer researchers as well as luminaries from film, TV, music, news and sports, was simulcast live on ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, on more than a dozen other networks, and aired in more than 195 countries. Funds raised will fuel groundbreaking translational research around the world to accelerate the delivery of new therapies to patients.
The AACR's Clinical Trials Navigators can be reached online at www.aacr/aacr-su2ctrialsfinder/ or toll free at 1-877-769-4829. Telephone hours are 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. ET, Monday through Friday.
The mission of EmergingMed is to create a coordinated, seamless connection between patients, clinical trials, and physicians at exactly the right time — when a person's medical situation is perfectly aligned with a researcher's effort to find new and better treatments. EmergingMed provides one-on-one patient navigation to clinical trials as well as business process solutions for trial sponsors, medical centers, investigators, and patient advocacy groups. Founded in 2000, EmergingMed's patented system and method for matching patients to clinical trials currently supports clinical trial education and navigation services for over 50 organizations.
The mission of the American Association for Cancer Research is to prevent and cure cancer. Founded in 1907, the AACR is the world's oldest and largest professional organization dedicated to advancing cancer research. The membership includes 32,000 basic, translational and clinical researchers; health care professionals; and cancer survivors and advocates in the United States and more than 90 other countries. The AACR marshals the full spectrum of expertise from the cancer community to accelerate progress in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of cancer through high-quality scientific and educational programs. It funds innovative, meritorious research grants, research fellowships and career development awards. The AACR Annual Meeting attracts more than 18,000 participants who share the latest discoveries and developments in the field. Special Conferences throughout the year present novel data across a wide variety of topics in cancer research, treatment and patient care. The AACR publishes six major peer-reviewed journals: Cancer Research; Clinical Cancer Research; Molecular Cancer Therapeutics; Molecular Cancer Research; Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention; and Cancer Prevention Research. The AACR also publishes CR, a magazine for cancer survivors and their families, patient advocates, physicians and scientists, providing a forum for sharing essential, evidence-based information and perspectives on progress in cancer research, survivorship and advocacy.
Michele Leiberman
michele.leiberman@aacr.org


Austin, TX – November 29, 2017 – Wi-Fi Alliance® introduces a new suite of capabilities to extend battery life in Wi-Fi® devices, making Wi-Fi even better suited for battery-powered applications. New power saving features in Wi-Fi CERTIFIED™ programs enable devices to benefit from longer sleep periods and contribute to improved network efficiency, prolonging battery life. Power saving features increase battery life for Wi-Fi enabled devices in a range of burgeoning environments such as smart home, smart city, industrial, and healthcare.
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Check Out The Late Kenneth Kaunda's House
A hidden treasure
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The late Dr Kenneth Kaunda was the founding father of Zambia who actively fought for the independence of the country and after independence, became the first president.
Although Kaunda mostly lived in Lusaka, Zambia, he had a beautiful giant mansion that was built in the 1970s and although he built it with the hopes of enjoying his retirement there, he never did and the house is quite abandoned.
Take a look at all the details about Dr Kenneth Kaunda's house, and a quick look at his political career.
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Details about the late Kenneth Kaunda's house
The late Kenneth Kaunda's house, source: Zambia Daily Mail
During his final days, Kenneth Kaunda lived at his state lodge residence in Lusaka Zambia where his wife- Mama Betty Kaunda was buried after she passed on in 2012.
Besides his state lodge residence, Kenneth Kaunda had built another house that was meant to be his retirement home.
Dubbed the Shambalakale farm, Kenneth Kaunda's forgotten house sits on an estate that stretches for about 12 km and is located in Mafupa village near Chinsali's lush mountainside in the province of Muchinga.
Once you get past the metal barrier and security post guarding the mansion, you get on a long driveway that leads up to the founding father of Zambia's house. The driveway is lined with beautiful tall trees and manicured flowers.
According to sources, the mansion which is partially hidden by a forest is a fully furnished double-storey mansion with eight self-contained bedrooms.
The house, which is an architectural masterpiece, was reportedly constructed in 1971 by the Zambia Engineering and Construction Company (ZECCO) which also constructed Findeco House and the University Teaching Hospital among other prominent buildings in the country.
Besides Kaunda's mansion, there are three other smaller houses on the estate. Dr Kaunda constructed the homes for his mother Hellen Kaunda, his older brother Robert and the third home for his nephew Collins. All three of them, unfortunately, passed on.
Although Kaunda built his Shambalakale mansion with the hopes of settling there once he retired, the late former president made very few visits to the home and after retirement, he opted to continue staying in Zambia.
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Kenneth Kaunda's political career
The late Kenneth Kaunda launched his political career in 1949 after joining Northern Rhodesian African National Congress which was later renamed to Africa National Congress (ANC). He was the party's Secretary General from 1953 to 1957, while Harry Nkumbula was the party's president.
In the years that followed, Kaunda and Nkumbula political views diverged, and Kaunda founded the Zambian African National Congress in 1958. However, the party was banned in 1959, and Kaunda was imprisoned for nine months.
Some of Kenneth Kaunda's allies, including Mainza Chona, founded the United National Independence Party (UNIP) in 1959 while he was imprisoned. Chona was chosen as the party's first president, but when Kaunda was released from jail in January 1960, he took over.
Kaunda became Zambia's first prime minister in January 1964 after his UNIP won the general election. He became the first president of Zambia after the nation attained independence on October 24th, 1964.
He was in power until 1991 when he gave in to the pressure of allowing multi-partyism in the country and stepped down from power.
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While speaking, there are many times when we need words to express our emotions other than just nouns and verbs. Can you imagine how boring language would be, if we spoke using only simple sentences like 'You have a nice bag.' 'It hurts.' 'We've won.' We would all sound like cavemen. This is why languages incorporate many other types of words that have many other types of functions. One of these groups of words is interjections.
The burrito is vegan. Yum!
The burrito is vegan. Yuck!
The words in bold the sample sentences above are just some of the adjectives that can be used as interjections.
The parts in bold of the sentences above are just some of the nouns that can be used as interjections.
The short clause that is in bold in the example above functions as an interjection.
Some words are primarily interjections. Below is a list.
In both of these sentences the interjection - "yikes" and "oh no" appear at the beginning of the sentence. In addition, in both of the sentences, the emotion is a strong emotion and the sentence itself ends with an exclamation point.
For example, in the sentence "So, it's snowing again, huh?" the interjection is found at the end. Here, the interjection is designed to express confusion (or perhaps dismay) at the continued snow falling. In this sentence, the emotion wasn't an emotion that necessitated an exclamation point-instead, the interjection 'huh' turned the sentence into a question.
An interjection can also be used by itself as a stand-alone sentence. For example, look at the two sentences: "Oh gosh! I can't believe how late it is." The interjection "oh gosh" is a stand - alone sentence. This is grammatically correct, although "Oh Gosh" does not contain a subject and action that is normally required for a complete thought to be expressed. The interjection - or the emotion felt--is the entire point of the sentence.
Punctuation for an interjection will depend on the emotion and body language you hope to capture.
Strong emotions, such as anger, excitement, or surprise, need an exclamation point [!] to communicate the intensity.
Ugh! I cannot believe we are eating leftover vegan burritos for a third night.
Yowza! That's an astrophysicist dancing in the hallway!
An interjection meant to illustrate confusion, uncertainty, or disbelief will require a question mark [?] to help capture the open mouth, shrug, blank look, or rolled eyes.
Huh? You want me—the person with a D average—to help with your calculus homework?
Oh, really? You killed a rattlesnake with a salad fork?
A comma [,] or period [.] will indicate weaker emotions, like indifference, doubt, or disdain. These two marks of punctuation dial down the volume on the sentence.
Meh, I don't really care that Pluto is no longer a planet.
Pssst. Do you have the answer for number 7?
Here comes Prof. Phillips. Uh-oh, did he catch sight of your cheat sheet?
It looks like George is skipping class even though our group presentation is due today. Typical.
To sum up, although interjections may seem trivial, the reality is that this part of speech is very important because it can sometimes be difficult to express emotions in written language. Emoticons may not be appropriate or possible under certain circumstances, so using interjections proves to be a more viable option. Just remember all the substantial information provided in this article, especially when it comes to using the proper punctuation marks to convey intensity, and you will surely be able to use this part of speech effectively in your own written text.
1. Yowza! That is a fine looking car.
2. Hurray! It is a snow day and school is cancelled.
3. It is so exciting, my goodness, I just can't believe it.
4. Joe was late to school and yikes, the teacher was mad.
5. Oh! I can't believe how nice you look.
6. Well, gee, that sure is a kind thing to say.
7. Boo! I scared you.
8. Woops, I dropped the milk and it spilled.
9. Yay, it is finally Friday and the work week is over.
10. Oh well, all good things must come to an end.