Thanks Rick and Martin.
Michael
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  From: Bourgeois, Dr. Martin 
  To: Teaching in the Psychological Sciences (TIPS) 
  Sent: Monday, October 06, 2008 3:42 PM
  Subject: RE: [tips] OFF TOPIC






  ... is from the second verse of the bob dylan song 'subterranean homesick 
blues':

  Maggie comes fleet foot
  Face full of black soot
  Talkin' that the heat put
  Plants in the bed but
  The phone's tapped anyway
  Maggie says that many say
  They must bust in early May
  Orders from the D. A.
  Look out kid
  Don't matter what you did
  Walk on your tip toes
  Don't try "No Doz"
  Better stay away from those
  That carry around a fire hose
  Keep a clean nose
  Watch the plain clothes
  You don't need a weather man
  To know which way the wind blows


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  Sent: Monday, October 06, 2008 3:19 PM
  To: Teaching in the Psychological Sciences (TIPS)
  Subject: [tips] OFF TOPIC






  Now that pistol packing Mama Sarah Palin has raised an association between 
Obama and the founder of the Weatherman underground,my question pertains to the 
origin of the historical nomenclature. The name apparently
  has to do with a quotation re one does not need a weatherman to know what way 
the wind is blowing. Did this reference come from Bob Dylan? Is it in a song 
that he wrote? or did this phrase emanate from a British poet?
  And the answer my friend............

  Michael Sylvester,PhD
  Daytona Beach,Florida


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