cambridge, stjohn�*s. what did they think young derek was going to become?never... they had no knowledge of at all, "acting? but it all changed when i got my firstjob, you know, they thought, "well, he's enjoying himself. "he's earning a living. you know, "people are... our son's an actor!" ihad... "the world is your oyster. "you're going to be an actor? "you've got to earn a living, son. absolutely. an accountant. oh, well, that would have been the ace. yes. "but you're going... they laugh of course not, but it wasn't my scene at all. and if fame meant more work, fame was good. it... of course, there's a... there's a little tingle when somebody says, "oh, mrjacobi, i saw you in this. "can i have your autograph?" but that's all... you know. it was to muck it up. and, i mean, look at young actors today. i mean, stars are made in the space of one movie yeah. what... is it... pretty face. or, "0h, 0k. no, actually... you go through a period of... but it doesn't stay because you know what... i mean, i'm thinking of those young actors did you think when you were

cambridge, stjohn�*s. what do you think they expected for you?did they think young derek was going to become? they never... they never mentioned it. they never... i thought when i went into the theatre, which was a world they had no knowledge of at all, "acting? being an actor?" but it all changed when i got my firstjob, which was the birmingham rep, and i stayed there for three years. and they would come up from london to see everything i did. they would drive up to birmingham, and... and they suddenly kind of switched. you know, they thought, "well, he's enjoying himself. "he's earning a living. what's wrong with that?" yeah. you know, "people are... they seem to like him. "they respond to him. our son's an actor!" you know, and they were so supportive, you know, because it was a world that was alien to them. i'd had a good education. ihad... i'd been to university, and in their heads, "the world is your oyster. "you're going to be an actor? "there's no steadiness in acting. "you've got to earn a living, son. you know. you could become an insur

in cambridge port and he, in fact and this is in the books. he, in fact offers as verbal portrait of a young woman who was so precocious that she was already reading french and german novels. you know in fourth grade and sort of lording it over the other students. and so he has this kind it's it's a affectionate fond of her but as being the the always the smartest person in the room and i think that's a fair description of margaret fuller she she was considered the best read woman but probably the best read person in new england at that time. thank you. i'm especially interested in elizabeth palmer, peabody and. i wonder, like i was working things two months, initializing a library and i was wondering like which was the most important archive for you to find out about elizabeth palmer peabody i have two feeling like the sources are spread, even though here in boston but also in new york and like grave is in concord, which i visited two days ago. so i have two feeling like even for me as a researcher, it takes a lot of like effort to find out w

oh, up until 2000, 19 oh, just at cambridge. you were doing the sexual 14 years in the year there. yeah. and then i the idea of a mobile unit is because i don't know what they would. i remember at one point they said we couldn't put things in plastic bags anymore because bacterial growth was occurring and we had to switch to paper bags. so those specimens were no good and they had to throw them out and i suspect the of a forensic nurse, nurse practitioner having the ability to get to the home somehow is where it would go in the future. it's the chain of custody is the issue. yes. yeah. i mean, yeah, it's it's very because i don't i mean, if somebody i don't understand, like how the logic sometimes of somebody shows up in the hospital and at that point, you know, like if they're at home like they sneak some sample on to them, but if they if they went to the hospital, they're that you know, we're the evidence is totally the reason for the two different samples because we took samples the the nurse took samples. yeah. no, i don't mean with you. i just mean a logic of not bringing, you