Lost neighborhoods, the way the other half lived and died, buried treasure in the form of old photographs and documents, what he has called the "husks" cast off by the past, are the main attraction for this literary scavenger.
Owais' mother Nazmun died, buried under the rubble of the house where she once worked as a maid.
So it'd be a shame to see them die, buried in the mire of hurriedly written, PR sanctioned "write-ups".
Only the most lethal strains (e.g. B. cenocepacia HI2424 and B. ambifaria AMMD) killed effectively on NGM agar; more often than not, worms 'disappeared,' presumably either burrowing into the agar or dying buried in the bacterial lawn.
"When I die, bury me deep, lay two speakers at my feet, put some headphones on my head and rock and roll me when I'm dead".
"People have been living, farming, dying, burying people in this landscape". And now we can see it for the first time.
When I die, bury me inside a grocery store **2Chinz**.
When I die, bury me inside a vat of saag paneer.
According to George, "His actual words were 'If I die bury me up there [at Roquebrune] and then in a year's time when the newspapers have forgotten me, dig me up and plant me in Sligo'".
Frederick Thomas Stanley Dubery, painter and teacher: born Thornton Heath, Surrey 12 May 1926; married 1965 Joanne Brogden; died Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk 8 April 2011.
Malcolm Williamson Barrass, footballer: born Blackpool 15 December 1924; played for Bolton Wanderers 1944-56, Sheffield United 1956-58 1956-58 three times by England 1951-53; married (one daughter, one son); died Bury 4 August 2013.
