With a blue short-sleeved oxford over a gray sweatshirt, he looked less like a convict than like an uncared-for professor of math.
Early last year, he managed to borrow an uncared-for couple of rooms above a clothing store in Lowell and converted them into a low-key studio gallery called CounterpART, which also has a twin gallery in Second Life — run by Filthy Fluno and featuring digitally uploaded versions of Lipsky's work.
The piano was stored out of sight, largely forgotten and uncared-for, until, two years ago, it was rediscovered by Khamis Abu Shaaban, the administrator of Gaza's music school, and Lukas Pairon, the founder of the Brussels-based charity, Music Fund, which sends instruments to Gaza and other places around the world where they are needed, and trains local people to repair them.
They are abandoned by their families, isolated by society and uncared-for by the state.
These are homes that residents abandon -- often after they have received a foreclosure notice -- which then languish, uncared-for, until the foreclosure process is complete.
There were too many people full of hate and bitterness crowded into a dirty, stinky, uncared-for closet-size section of a great city..
There were too many people full of hate and bitterness crowded into a dirty, stinky, uncared-for closet-size section of a great city...
Private owners of uncared-for landmarks are subject to serious and sizable financial penalties -- and yet the city goes unpunished.
In most urban and suburban areas, unused and uncared-for spaces abound.
A sad change is rapidly spreading throughout my hometown of Arcadia, a "City of Homes". I'm not referring to the ostentatious, overbuilt, $1 million-plus houses that have been popping up here like giant, gaudy mushrooms, but to the increasing number of vacant, uncared-for homes that have evidently been bought for speculation by absentee owners.
In most squids and cuttlefishes the eggs are left uncared-for.
