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Johnson & Johnson will soon lower the recommended daily dosage of its Extra Strength Tylenol due to overdose concerns.
This fall, the McNeil Consumer Healthcare Division of the company will change maximum dosage levels on the popular painkiller from eight pills a day to six pills a day. Acetaminophen, the active ingredient in the prescription painkillers Percocet and Vicodin, is Tylenol. When mixed with other drugs, the ingredient can cause liver failure.
Doctors say many people taking multiple medicines don't always realize how much acetaminophen they are ingesting. The problems sends nearly 56,000 Americans to the hospital each year.
"Acetaminophen is safe when used as directed," Dr. Edwin Kuffner, head of McNeil's over-the-counter medical affairs, said in a statement.
"McNeil is revising its labels for products containing acetaminophen in an attempt to decrease the likelihood of accidental overdosing," he added.
The company also plans to lower dosage levels on regular Tylenol early next year.
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Campaigns should be open and free, not prone to manipulation through government financing schemes. And now the U.S. Supreme Court agrees.
Prop. 202, the minimum wage initiative, would raise the statewide minimum wage from $5.15 to $6.75 per hour. Proponents don't talk much about the other provisions in the proposition, which is understandable. There's some pretty nasty stuff in the fine print.
This proposition exemplifies an unfortunate new trend in Arizona politics. Initiative writers with a popular cause have come to realize they can include stealth provisions in their text that will escape public notice - until the election is over and it's too late.
Part of Arizona's 2004 Proposition 200 law requires citizens to provide proof of citizenship when they register to vote. Because voting is a right enjoyed by eligible citizens only, it makes sense to ensure that voters are who they say they are.
What started as a simple political endorsement in March by J&G Gun Sales has resulted in a state investigation. In its regular catalog, J&G outlined its support for Republican primary gubernatorial candidate Len Munsil, because he supports the constitutional right to own and carry firearms. The investigatory hubbub centers around how to interpret the endorsement under Arizona's Clean Elections Act.
In the movie The Da Vinci Code, Tom Hanks plays a famed Harvard professor who solves a puzzling biblical mystery. You may have missed a similar drama that's playing out at the Clean Elections Commission, an investigation of the governor's alleged Clean Elections violations.
In the wake of recent scandals in the U.S. Congress, some type of lobbying reform appears to be in order. Unfortunately, the issue seems likely to get tangled up in "campaign finance reform." But the issues should not be conflated.
We need to separate lobbying reform from campaign finance reform. They are not the same thing. More regulations on American Indian tribes and 527 organization political activities won't prevent future Abramoff-type scandals.
At first, reformers hailed Connecticut's new Clean Elections law as a major victory for advocates of public campaign financing. Now two unlikely allies are raining on the reformers' parade. State lobbyists and the Green Party both oppose the law on well-reasoned constitutional grounds.
The First Amendment might be on the mend. Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral argument challenging the constitutionality of Vermont's far-reaching campaign finance system.
Like an unruly teenager, Vermont challenged tradition by drafting the law in defiance of good standing Supreme Court precedent. Vermont's law limits how much candidates can spend to get their message out and sets dramatically low contribution limits.
In a recent Arizona Republic article reporting on political giving by Indian Tribes, the author writes that Tribes, "aren't limited in the amounts of money they can contribute," and then quotes James Thurber, director of the Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies at American University in Washington, D.C. saying, "It is perhaps the last frontier of essentially unregulated campaign cash contributions."
The Clean Elections law was supposed to increase citizen participation in the political process, but an administrative flight policy might be having the opposite effect.
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He was quick to add that the nutrition program only works with a strong psyllid control program to help protect new flushes from reinfection.
This spring, Brlansky again collected samples from some of the plots that received nutrient combinations other than the Boyd cocktail and repeated the process.
Results are pending, Rouse says.
"If we can narrow down what are the important parts of this [cocktail], then we can cut the cost to the grower," he says.
The next step is to collect additional leaf and stem samples for microscopic observation with light and electron microscopes "to see the bacteria and plugging to find out more and provide a description of what's happening here," Rouse says.
Brlansky also plans to determine whether the phloem in treated trees is functioning with tests using a fluorescent dye.
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Well thank god the sun has finally decided to show its rays here in Mid Wales
And the weekend is upon us.
So what do we have planned, well not much really
There will be some children playing with friends, some maybe playing in the sea (I'm so lucky to live next to the coast and the promenade here in Aberwotsit has a lovely paddling pool).
There is a seafood festival on in a local town but as Neb hates the smell of fish then I will be unable to go (boo!!)
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Wondering if anyone has tried using strawberry guava as fence posts, and if so what the lifespan of such posts would be in a rainy climate...lowland windward Maui.
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strawberry guava has a semi-hardwood. so the post would last at least a year or two. Yes! if the strawberry guava becomes a tree it will lit the hogwire off the ground but with prunning you maybe can control the grown of the trees. |
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The App Generation: identity, intimacy and imagination in the digital era
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Today's young people have grown up almost totally immersed in digital media. But have we really begun to take full stock of the impact that living in the digital era has on young people's creativity and aspirations?
Drawing upon a unique body of new research, father of the theory of multiple intelligences, Professor Howard Gardner explores the particular challenges facing today's "App Generation" as they as they navigate three vital areas of adolescent life - identity, intimacy and imagination - in a digital world.
Addressing the areas in which digital technologies can both positively and negatively affect relationships, personal and creative growth, Gardner looks at how we might venture beyond the ways that apps are designed to be used, to ensure that technologies act as a springboard to greater creativity and higher aspiration.
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New Year's Resolutions
January 14, 2014Julian: Take weekend trips to different locations in Los Angeles and eat a meal from this location's neighborhood food vendor.
Will H: I resolve to admit every student who uses my name in their essay!
Conor: This is not so much a resolution as it is a goal, but I'd love to get my solving time for the New York Times crossword puzzle (Wednesday level or less) down below 8 minutes. I competed in the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament (previously held in Stamford, CT and now in Brooklyn) a few years ago and got smoked by the competition. I noticed that you've got be sub-8 in the solving these easier puzzles in order to stand any shot of advancing.
Frances: My New Years resolution to share with the world: learn to make more of Grandma Nan's delicious Sichuan-style cooking.
Will T: Go surfing at least twice (I didn't surf in 2013 and I will never forgive myself).
Michelle: My New Year's resolution is to stay calm and super organized as I start to plan a wedding.
David: I resolve to never lose focus on the most important people in my life.
Joel: I don't really have any resolutions... I suppose I could resolve to make more resolutions?
Art: Watch every episode of the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
Seth: Get to know the great state of CA by seeing a dozen new places.
Alaina's New Year's Resolutions Statements:
1. Organic potato chips are not health food
2. You are smarter than your cats
3. Candy Crush Saga is not "brain training"
4. Stevie Nicks will probably not play at your wedding
5. Its ok to be proud of replacing your own brake light
6. Embrace the joyous feeling you get when your CSA box arrives
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Nation Radio - August 4, 2012
August 05 2012 12:39PM
It's the August long weekend! Hockey may be on the back-burner for many, but that doesn't mean that Nation Radio is hurting for things to discuss. Host Allan Mitchell talks about the Oilers with Jason Gregor, the Canucks with Thomas Drance, the NHL in general with Eric T., the AHL with Jim Byers and the WHL with Guy Flaming, with a little soccer talk with Scott Francis Winder in acknowledgement of the fact that when the thermometer is pushing 30 degrees all the talk can't be about hockey.
Tampa Bay Lightning 2012-13 Annual - Reprising '11 Or On The Way Down?
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August 04 2012 01:05PM
Does Martin St. Louis have a last hurrah in him?
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When Steve Yzerman took over as the Lightning's GM in 2010, most hockey minds thought that he would help make this team competitive again and during the first year of his tenure, he was able to do just that. Tampa Bay made the playoffs and were able to knock off both Pittsburgh and Washington in the first two rounds before being eliminated by Boston. Their success that year appeared to be legitimate as they had the third best Fenwick close percentage in the NHL and a decent young corps to build around in Steven Stamkos and Victor Hedman. Unfortunately for Yzerman, things fell apart last year.
2012-13 Winnipeg Jets Season Preview - Plus-Sized and Possession Wise
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August 03 2012 11:41AM
Will Pavelec earn his new contract?
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The Winnipeg Jets enter 2012-13 in a good place for an organization born from the Atlanta Thrashers' scrapheap. Still one of the youngest teams in the league, the Jets have a number of their best young players already contributing at a major-league level (Evander Kane, Zach Bogosian, Alexander Burmistrov). Bolstered by the eager reception of Winnipeg crowds in their first season, now the team should be able to get a better sense of the market abilities of the organization this year...there have already been whispers of an internal cap, no surprise in a location like the 'Peg. It already seems pretty clear that GM Kevin Cheveldayoff is focused on making the signings he needs to make (resigning Tobias Enstrom and very likely Evander Kane) rather than the ones he might dream of making (a la the Minnesota Wild).
The fact of the matter is that the 2012-13 Jets are very similar to last year's Jets, with at least one big addition and a few more fresh faces. This should be great news for Jets fans, as the 2011-12 Jets were a solid team (11th in the NHL in Fenwick Close, AKA their percentage of shots, explained here) and, as a young team, only stand to improve. Let's have a look at a few of the more important aspects of the team.
2012-13 Carolina Hurricanes Season Preview - Loading Up For a Southeast Run
Scott Reynolds
August 02 2012 04:04PM
Does Staal have another celebration in his future?
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By the end of September 2009, the Carolina Hurricanes had committed $14.55M in cap space to Eric Staal and Cam Ward through the 2015-16 season. For a team that doesn't generally spend to the cap, that's a lot of coin for just two players, but the Hurricanes had already won one Stanley Cup with those two players and had just made an appearance in the Eastern Conference Finals. In the three seasons since, the Hurricanes have yet to make the playoffs.
Perhaps more disconcerting is the fact that the Hurricanes have missed the playoffs because they just haven't been very good. In 2009-10, the team's Fenwick score (their percentage of shots, explained here) with the score close (definition for close can be found here) was just 47.5%; in 2010-11, it worsened to 46.3%; and in 2011-12 it climbed back to 48.0%. So in terms of territorial advantage, the team has been very poor to awful for the last three years. Worse still, Eric Staal has been in the red in all three seasons (again, with the score close), and Cam Ward has only been slightly better than average over that time (.923 save percentage on 4,835 shots).
With both Staal and Ward having back-loaded contracts (Staal's average salary over the next four seasons is $9.125M, while Ward's is $6.625M), the Hurricanes were facing an important decision at the 2012 trade deadline. Was it time to divest themselves of these expensive assets in order to build around a young core that would include Jeff Skinner, Brandon Sutter, Justin Falk, Ryan Murphy, and a top ten selection in the 2012 entry draft? Or was it time to build around those two expensive players in an effort to win now? The Hurricanes have left no doubt that they chose option number two.
The NHL Numbers Annual - Our Summer Project
Derek Zona
August 01 2012 02:19PM
August is a great time for hockey. Last year's losers are sure to be next year's winners thanks to the draft and free agency. Every borderline prospect is just on the verge, every perennial power is set to take a step back and every rebuilding team is set to move to the next level. While most hockey journalists decry August as the "dog days of summer", the "lazy hazy days of summer", or the "dog days of summer", the writers at NHL Numbers are going to use August as additional time to explore, experiment, test and learn.


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If any of you fellow Mainers are making Al's gritty mix for your container/house plants, I'd love to know where in Southern Maine you've found your supplies. If these products are available, I guess I've just never noticed them before; most are things I've never even heard of. I am looking for:
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The company has slated five stores in the Toronto area that are to open before Sept. 16—the first three of which, in Pickering, St. Catharine's and Hamilton, Ontario, have already opened. The other two, in Barre and Kitchener, Ontario, will open in the coming weeks. Measuring from 915 to 1,430 square feet, the stores will carry candles, home fragrances, candle accessories and gift sets.
Yankee Candle currently operates 528 stores in the United States. Globally, the company has a wholesale network of 5,300 store locations and distributorships in 48 countries, including Canada.


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1 These are the commands, laws, and rules the LORD your God commanded me to teach you. Obey them after you enter the land and take possession of it. | 1 These are the commands, decrees and laws the LORD your God directed me to teach you to observe in the land that you are crossing the Jordan to possess, |
2 As long as you live, you, your children, and your grandchildren must fear the LORD your God. All of you must obey all his laws and commands that I'm giving you, and you will live a long time. | 2 so that you, your children and their children after them may fear the LORD your God as long as you live by keeping all his decrees and commands that I give you, and so that you may enjoy long life. |
3 Listen, Israel, and be careful to obey these laws. Then things will go well for you and your population will increase in a land flowing with milk and honey, as the LORD God of your ancestors promised you. | 3 Hear, O Israel, and be careful to obey so that it may go well with you and that you may increase greatly in a land flowing with milk and honey, just as the LORD, the God of your fathers, promised you. |
4 Listen, Israel: The LORD is our God. The LORD is the only God. | 4 Hear, O Israel: The LORD our God, the LORD is one. |
5 Love the LORD your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your strength. | 5 Love the LORD your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength. |
6 Take to heart these words that I give you today. | 6 These commandments that I give you today are to be upon your hearts. |
7 Repeat them to your children. Talk about them when you're at home or away, when you lie down or get up. | 7 Impress them on your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you get up. |
8 [Write them down, and] tie them around your wrist, and wear them as headbands as a reminder. | 8 Tie them as symbols on your hands and bind them on your foreheads. |
9 Write them on the doorframes of your houses and on your gates. | 9 Write them on the doorframes of your houses and on your gates. |
10 The LORD your God will bring you into the land and give it to you, as he swore to your ancestors Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. This land will have large, prosperous cities that you didn't build. | 10 When the LORD your God brings you into the land he swore to your fathers, to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, to give you--a land with large, flourishing cities you did not build, |
11 Your houses will be filled with all kinds of things that you didn't put there. You will have cisterns that you didn't dig and vineyards and olive trees that you didn't plant. After you have eaten all that you want, | 11 houses filled with all kinds of good things you did not provide, wells you did not dig, and vineyards and olive groves you did not plant--then when you eat and are satisfied, |
12 be careful that you don't forget the LORD, who brought you out of slavery in Egypt. | 12 be careful that you do not forget the LORD, who brought you out of Egypt, out of the land of slavery. |
13 You must fear the LORD your God, serve him, and take your oaths only in his name. | 13 Fear the LORD your God, serve him only and take your oaths in his name. |
14 Never worship any of the gods worshiped by the people around you. | 14 Do not follow other gods, the gods of the peoples around you; |
15 If you do, the LORD your God will become very angry with you and will wipe you off the face of the earth, because the LORD your God, who is with you, is a God who does not tolerate rivals. | 15 for the LORD your God, who is among you, is a jealous God and his anger will burn against you, and he will destroy you from the face of the land. |
16 Never test the LORD your God as you did at Massah. | 16 Do not test the LORD your God as you did at Massah. |
17 Be sure to obey the commands of the LORD your God and the regulations and laws he has given you. | 17 Be sure to keep the commands of the LORD your God and the stipulations and decrees he has given you. |
18 Do what the LORD considers right and good. Then things will go well for you, and you will enter and take possession of that good land which the LORD promised to your ancestors with an oath. | 18 Do what is right and good in the LORD's sight, so that it may go well with you and you may go in and take over the good land that the LORD promised on oath to your forefathers, |
19 You will see the LORD expel your enemies as he said he would. | 19 thrusting out all your enemies before you, as the LORD said. |
20 In the future your children will ask you, "What do these regulations, laws, and rules which the LORD our God commanded you mean to you?" | 20 In the future, when your son asks you, "What is the meaning of the stipulations, decrees and laws the LORD our God has commanded you?" |
21 Tell them, "We were Pharaoh's slaves in Egypt, but the LORD used his mighty hand to bring us out of there. | 21 tell him: "We were slaves of Pharaoh in Egypt, but the LORD brought us out of Egypt with a mighty hand. |
22 Right before our eyes the LORD did miraculous signs and amazing things that were spectacular but terrible for Egypt, Pharaoh, and his whole family. | 22 Before our eyes the LORD sent miraculous signs and wonders--great and terrible--upon Egypt and Pharaoh and his whole household. |
23 The LORD led us out of there to bring us here and give us this land he promised to our ancestors with an oath. | 23 But he brought us out from there to bring us in and give us the land that he promised on oath to our forefathers. |
24 The LORD our God commanded us to obey all these laws and to fear him. These laws are for our own good as long as we live so that he will preserve our lives. It's still true today. | 24 The LORD commanded us to obey all these decrees and to fear the LORD our God, so that we might always prosper and be kept alive, as is the case today. |
25 This is how we'll have the LORD's approval: If we faithfully obey all these laws in the presence of the LORD our God, as he has commanded us." | 25 And if we are careful to obey all this law before the LORD our God, as he has commanded us, that will be our righteousness." |
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I am getting married on my farm in April. Because it could very well be muddy, I want to tell guests that casual attire is just fine, such as jeans and boots... I want them to be comfortable above all. Also, since it's outdoors and might get chilly in the evening, I'd like to suggest they bring a jacket or shawl or similar item.
I was thinking of printing up something along those lines and including it with the wedding invites. What do you think? Any advice on wording?
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- Posted by sweet_pea10 (My Page) on Mon, Mar 7, 11 at 21:24
I agree; inserting a small card is the easiest way to communicate the information. You might say something like: Because the weather is unpredictable in April, please dress comfortably and bring a jacket. Casual attire, including jeans and boots, is appropriate. If you are a poet, you could make it rhyme. |
- Posted by laurie_2008 (My Page) on Tue, Mar 8, 11 at 14:51
Good advice from sweet_pea. I would also consider that this "card" does not necessarily need to be the same paper stock/weight or color as the invite & rsvp card. You could use a lighter weight, or velum, or a colored paper. This may also be a good place to include your wedding web site address if you have a site set up. On you web site, you could add a section titled "attire" and explain there in further detail...things like about the possibility of mud after a rain. For the invite insert..keep it short and to the point just like sweet_pea worded above. On your web site, you can go into more detail. |
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This is an amazing site for creating your own music and vocal tracks. It has a huge, high quality bank of sounds and instruments. There are template compositions for beginners and everything is editable so advance users can be in control of their creativity. A free signup is required.
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Great resource full of documents and handouts regarding student led conferences. I've been trying to place a particular structure on my open house and this site has some awesome stuff.
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A superb collection of cross curricular games, activities and other resources for younger children, including a great set of maths and English language games.
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An aeroplane themed sentence jumbler resource. Write in a sentence for your students to arrange back into the correct.
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A cute logic game where users must help a bear get honey. Play full screen at http://static.mathplayground.com/logicgames/bear_vs_bee.swf
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Study: Effective School Libraries Impact Entire Schools, Not Just Test Scores
"An effective school library impacts more than student achievement—it also lifts a school's entire educational climate, says a recent two-phase study by Rutgers University's Center for International Scholarship in School Libraries (CISSL) on behalf of the New Jersey Association of School Librarians (NJASL)."
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Researchers note that effective school libraries reflect strong cooperation, collaboration, and communication among classroom teachers, administrators and school librarians.
Massey notes that most administrators don't know what an effective school library program looks like, and therefore don't understand how they can improve academic achievement.
Pearltree I am putting together with resources covering variety of BYOD-related topics, including issues, implementation, classroom strategies, more.
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from tech crunch: A New York-based startup called Gopogo is launching in beta today to address this problem, with a geo-location platform for recording, sharing and discovering connected experiences. The startup launches with $3 million in seed funding from an undisclosed private equity group and has been testing its model with more than 10K people in both NYC and Los Angeles. Gopogo users create "Strings," what the team describes as sharable social objects that consist of any group of places that have relevance and context for the user
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Hi Everyone,
We're thinking about buying wide-plank antique flooring from Carlson's Barnwood. Has anyone had any experiences with them? FWIW, we're also looking at Vintage Lumber, Country Plank.com, and Authentic Pine Floors. Any thoughts on any of them would be great too. Thanks!
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You will not get a ton of support on this forum from buying hardwood flooring on line unless the online people are going to take responsibility for the install also which they do not....When purchasing online..you will have no manufacturer representation...if there is a problem..you are up the creek and installing a hardwood is an investment..It should cost you no more to have it professionally done. The key word here is professionally. Good Luck |
Aw, I'll give you some support! :) A couple of notes on antique and/or reclaimed flooring... Grading standards vary widely. One company's "rustic grade" is another's "character grade" for example. Expect knots and nail holes. You will need to find a professional installer who pays attention to moisture metering the floor/subfloor and properly acclimatizing the floor boards prior to install, especially important with wider widths. Don't buy a wide board package that starts at 2 foot lengths. The great thing about antique/remilled flooring is that you can get longer boards than you find in prepackaged flooring, and you will want them. 10" wide boards look silly at 2-3' long. If possible, see an actual floor. No company puts a bad photo on their website or brochure. |
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The Symphony's season will feature music by Tchaikovsky, Mozart, Brahms and a host of modern American composers.


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The original pronunciation of some of Shakespeare's most famous scenes has been captured for the first time on CD.
Speeches on the disc include "To be, or not to be" from Hamlet, "Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears" from Julius Caesar and "Once more unto the breach, dear friends" from Henry V, as well as scenes from Othello and Macbeth and a selection of sonnets.
The CD is being produced by the British Library and its release follows a number of performances using original pronunciation, including attempts at Shakespeare's Globe in London and at the universities of Kansas and Nevada in the USA.
Ben Crystal, an actor and director who is an expert in original pronunciation, has led the project. He recorded the opening speech of Richard III in original pronunciation for a British Library exhibition entitled Evolving English about a year ago and it "really caught everyone's imagination".
Speaking to The Stage, he said: "I think a lot of people feel there is a bit of a barrier between them and Shakespeare. They will go and see a Shakespeare play, especially some younger students, and it will be spoken in received pronunciation – they already have this idea of Shakespeare being literary, difficult to understand, and when it is placed in the accent of the elite it distances them even further."
Crystal is the son of English language specialist David Crystal, who has written an essay to accompany the CD and transcribed all the speeches into original pronunciation for the cast.
Ben Crystal said the research into what the original pronunciation would have been included looking at the rhymes in the sonnets, "two-thirds of which don't rhyme in a modern accent but would have done", the spellings, which are often phonetic, and the work of early linguists such as Ben Jonson.
The CD is available now and the British Library will hold an event to mark its release on May 4.


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Manhunt Monday: Suspect Wanted For Burglarizing and Paintballing Vehicles
EL PASO — Jorge Valdez, 20, is wanted on several felony charges, including breaking into a vehicle and paintballing several others.
According to the El Paso County Sheriff's Office, in October, 2011, a woman witnessed Valdez break into her vehicle while it was parked in the driveway of her home. The woman chased Valdez as he tried to get into a getaway car, but after a short struggle she fell on the ground. Police said Valdez almost ran over the woman as he drove away. The woman was injured, but was treated for her injuries.
Valdez was arrested for the incident, but never showed up for court.
In July, 2012, witnesses reported seeing Valdez and another person paintballing several vehicles in an Upper Valley neighborhood. Officers arrested the second person involved, but Valdez got away.
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Original Goyard Paris Apple iPad 3 cover - etui - work station stand but fits also for the iPad 1 and iPad2
Wonderfully handmade by Goyard in their classic Goyardine Monogram canvas pattern with finest tan leather parts
This iPad case was a special bespoke order from Goyard and it was made only by them as a special order. Meanwhile you even cannot order it as a bespoke special order anymore as Goyard stopped accepting even special orders for it So this is maybe your only chance to own this fantastic rare iPad cover.
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In this session, we turn to the phrase in the Blake covenant which encourages us to "help one another." Through the story of 19th-century Unitarian Elizabeth Blackwell, who became a physician in order to help others heal, we discover our faith heritage of perseverance, hope, and giving. Blackwell became the first woman doctor in the United States—one of the pioneering Unitarians and Universalists who heeded a calling to help others despite societal obstacles and personal hardships.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigations has a new local target: high school juniors.
In a region where it is hard to decipher between a university and the community it serves, it comes as no surprise that both California State University, Stanislaus and University of California, Merced have been recognized for their community outreach with the Carnegie Foundation's 2015 Community Engagement Classification.
The Turlock Unified School District Board of Trustees will consider making some major changes to the Osborn Two-Way Immersion Academy at their next meeting on Tuesday.
The spaces left by the immense American Elm trees in front of the Turlock Unified District Office, which were sentenced to removal due to disease, will soon be filled with new trees that will hopefully carry on the historical integrity of their antecedents.
Although Turlock Unified School District students could soon be enjoying higher connection speeds, the achievement of such a technological upgrade is understandably not as speedy.
Although the future home of the Turlock Unified School District Agricultural Farm may not look like it now, it will soon be host to orchards, gardens and livestock-thanks to the financial help of recent donors.
Following complaints from Pitman High School Band regarding Turlock Unified School District buses, the district has come up with a solution that addresses one of two issues that came to light at a Board of Trustees meeting in September.
To some Turlock Unified School District employees, it is not enough to just do their job every day.
Whether looking to graduate early, fulfill prerequisites for an upcoming class or embark on an academic journey, California State University, Stanislaus' Winter Intersession provides both enrolled students and the general public with the perfect opportunity to attain any and all of their educational goals.
Although students are still in the midst of the current academic year, Forte International Exchange Association is already looking for volunteer host families to take in an influx of foreign exchange students who are aptly prepared to come to the United States for the 2015-2016 academic year.
Even though it is described as the nation's oldest and most selective collegiate honor society, The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi at California State University, Stanislaus still recognizes its need to raise further awareness about its chapter on campus.
Modesto Junior College has taken the first step towards offering a bachelor degree in respiratory care as it submitted an official application to become one of the 15 California Community Colleges to be selected for a baccalaureate degree pilot program.
The demand for California State University, Stanislaus is growing and now the campus has the numbers to prove it.
Amidst the media frenzy surrounding actions of law enforcement throughout the country, California State University, Stanislaus' Criminal Justice Club, Sigma Chi Upsilon, wants the community to know that they are striving to earn both the knowledge and experience needed to protect and serve.
Winter break cannot come soon enough for students and teachers at Pitman and Turlock high schools who are undergoing the aftermath of a district decision that saw the elimination of a final exam schedule, resulting in multiple final tests in one day.
For one weekend school rivalries will be forgotten as high school and junior high students in Honor Choir, Honor Orchestra, and Honor Band come together to harmonize at the Stanislaus County Music Festival.
A recent settlement approved by a California judge has rewarded the Stanislaus County Office of Education with $164,271 from Office Depot, after the store was found to have violated the California False Claims Act by overcharging California government entities for office and classroom supplies.
Modernization has been the buzzword throughout Turlock Unified School District as numerous school sites have undergone construction in one way or another, all thanks in part to bond funding from Measure Y and Measure Z.
The Denair Unified School District is looking to pull from the strengths of its existing traditional elementary school and Denair Academic Avenues, a charter school formed in 2010, by creating a brand new primary charter program.
After soliciting bids from quailed pupil transportation companies in the region, Denair Unified School has turned to Storer Coachways in an effort to provide drivers to operate four of the District's buses for the remainder of the school year.
Modesto Junior College can finally breathe easier as it has been selected as one of the 15 California Community Colleges to pilot four-year bachelor degrees as early as 2017.
Turlock Unified School District's proposal to expand Osborn Two-Way Immersion Academy's dual immersion program took many parents and community members by surprise last week, as was demonstrated by a packed Board of Trustees meeting on Tuesday.
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Whether painting pottery or fusing together bits of glass, students at Paint'n Parrot leave the studio with a keepsake of their own design. With tons of ceramic pieces to choose from, artists can daub color onto plates, cups, and figurines during pottery-painting sessions tailored for kids or adults. Or they can create the surfaces themselves during fused-glass classes, which enable students to conjoin colorful slabs of glass into decorative dishes and Christmas-tree ornaments.
Hot Wheels Skate Center gives speed aficionados all the room they need to jump, roll, and race around the rink with ease. Once outfitted with a pair of freewheeling skater shoes, head to the gleaming 20,400-square-foot hardwood arena to showcase your award-winning roller-funk routine. Although this Groupon includes regular skate rental ($2), speed skates ($4) and inline hockey skates ($4) are also available, allowing skaters to glide on the foundation of their choosing to the boogey-friendly beats of top 40 tunes. To cool down after a sweaty roller-derby match or calm nerves frazzled by skating against the flow, visit Hot Wheels' snack bar and select from a stockpile of soft drinks, pizza, hot dogs, candy bars, and other stomach-friendly fare. Check out the skating schedule for a list of convenient public skate sessions ($5–$7).
The recently renovated Landmark Skate and Fun Center offers families a cornucopia of indoor activities inside an air-conditioned entertainment emporium. A skating ring sets the stage for jaw-dropping pirouettes during open-skate sessions and private events. Hands and eyes concentrate their efforts against automated enemies in the arcade area, and a techno-dance area lets feet showcase their rhythmic floor-touching skills. For kids, the play zone boasts a series of super slides and a balloon room, where children can safely bounce around without fear of sailing off into space.
With your arm armed with a wristband, you'll be free to revel in unfettered access to all of Sam's Fun City's rides and special attractions. Start by getting your vroom-vrooms out at Kart City, a lawless land of underage driving whose mayor takes bribes of red Starburst. Children nostalgic for the simple joys of early infancy can take a trip to Yesterville and go for a spin on the Jitter Bug Swinger. For those who'd rather reminisce about the more recent past, bring back the sandwich you ate an hour ago with a ride on the Give Peace-a-Whirl tilt-a-whirl. A round of Hollywood mini-golf gives you 18 opportunities to hone your victory dance's jazz hands and pirouettes, while an indoor play area provides welcome relief from the sun's crushing gravity with two giant inflatables and a three-story play structure.
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Putt-putt, skee-ball, air hockey?competition takes on many forms at Funntasia Family Fun Center. The whole family can have fun here, whether they're playing one of the aforementioned games or competing for total control of the TV remote on the various arcade games. A kid-friendly operation, the center also makes for a suitable venue for birthday parties and other get-togethers.


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A few weeks ago I met with other fellows and our mentors at the BLSCI to talk over the semester so far. Before the meeting began, we celebrated the awesome achievements of two of my cohort, one a Marketing Ph.D and the other an Accounting Ph.D, who have been snapped up by top universities for tenure track positions. This is the kind of news I like to hear—it's the antithesis of what's happening right now in the Humanities, if we believe the hype and the headlines. Contrary to this doom and gloom, my two newly-minted Ph.D colleagues said that, in their fields, hiring was strong and opportunities pretty plentiful. This discovery—job prospects do exist for some at the end of the Ph.D!—has coincided with me writing a short op-ed for Museum 2.0 on the issues surrounding unpaid (and, in my view, unethical) internships in the arts.* For, unlike those in Accounting and Marketing fields, students of art history and in other non-profit areas have rather grim job prospects. What does that mean for those of us advising them, and writing their letters of recommendation?
Is it ethical to recommend our (humanities) students undertake unpaid internships? In my field, art history, the road to career success is paved on free labor. This means that to gain experience students are often asked to undertake hundreds of hours of unpaid work experience at museums and nonprofits in order to stand a chance of securing even the most meager entry-level position upon graduation from either undergraduate or graduate programs.** (Yes. You read that correctly. Ph.D students with a TON of experience are still solicited for unpaid internships. It makes me very angry that these types of job descriptions still get posted and forwarded.) One of the most poignant signs I saw during the Occupy Wall Street movement was a young woman holding a placard that read "F**k your free internships." Quite.
As an emerging teacher, I am now often asked for recommendation letters by students who are applying for unpaid internships or, worse in my eyes, internships that "give" college credit (you cannot "give" something to someone that they have already paid for themselves, but hey…). This particularly cruel invention was one I discovered only when I came to America. The thought that someone would pay tuition fees to their academic institution for the privilege of working unpaid and often full time at another institution or corporation in order to gain college credit is positively medieval. Given we're a city college with students who often have two or three jobs outside school and family commitments, we have a duty to agitate to change this system. Instead, we are actively complicit, playing our students into it and hoping they make it. (I keep feeling I'm missing some vital piece of background on the "for credit college internship" – I just can't see how it is an equitable solution for students!) I'm from Glasgow and at least when I was a student, union organization and labor rights groups would have had a field day if the suggestion had been made that someone would have to pay their university in order to work somewhere else for free in order to complete their degree. There are a few rather choice Glaswegian "responses" to that kind of suggestion, none of which I can share with you in print here.
So what is our ethical duty as (humanities) teachers when we're asked for a recommendation letter, or to "circulate widely" an unpaid internship? Do we write the recommendation letter and tell the students to look for alternative paid opportunities if possible? Do we refuse to support the culture of unpaid internships and refuse the recommendation letter? Should we be refusing to circulate unpaid internships? I'm genuinely interested in how others think about this issue, and how they approach it with solutions.
I have taken to hitting the reply button and telling the sender that it is my policy not to circulate unpaid internships. Am I doing my students a disservice? It is possible to ask a larger body like the AAM (American Association of Museums) to institute a policy that demands at least a modest stipend for all internships? If one's internship wage is $0, then the entry-level wage in the first and second jobs don't have to be much higher to supersede the previous salary of $0. Agitating for a basic compensation foundation would therefore benefit all (what's the reverse of "trickle-down economics," because that's what I'm describing here. Does it work?)
It's a complex issue, but one thing is very, very clear: it is an issue. As teachers, we're not just offering academic knowledge, but professional advice. We also have greater possibility to shape our fields that we did when we were unpaid interns. What can we do? What is already being done?
*For full disclosure on my past involvement with arts internships, please see my Museum 2.0 post.
** FYI, an entry level museum salary is c. $32,000 – 40,000, and an adjunct lecturer is probably hovering around the same if they're one of the lucky ones who get paid decently.


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WHEELING - The Ohio County Prosecutor's Office will not file criminal charges against a Wheeling Park High School student accused of sexually assaulting a female classmate last month at the school.
"I've spoken with the detective, and there will be no criminal charges filed," Prosecutor Scott Smith said Thursday. "Based on the investigation, we did not think we would be successful in securing a conviction."
Smith said he notified the accuser and her family, as well as the attorney of the 18-year-old male student, of his decision not to file charges within the past 10 days. He would not disclose whether the accuser had filed a domestic violence protective order against her classmate.
According to Smith, a member of his office met with the police detective leading the investigation between six and 10 times since the alleged incident occurred on Dec. 13.
Police said the two students were together after class hours at the high school that day, in a building that was off-limits to students. They reportedly were acquainted with each other prior to that day.
While still at the school, the girl told fellow students that she had been victimized by the 18-year-old. Those students reported it to school administrators, who subsequently contacted police.
Investigators collected physical evidence from the girl's medical examination at Wheeling Hospital, and police interviewed her multiple times that day, along with other witnesses at the school.


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That the recently-minted Cy Young award winner from the National League attracts all sorts of attention on the trade market is not surprising. Well, that the Cy Young winner is on the trade market at all is somewhat surprising, but a large number of teams lobbying for his services only makes sense.
It also makes sense that the New York Mets, who hold a highly desirable commodity in the sweaty palms, will set their price sky high just to see if any team dares to reach it. There is so much working in the Mets favor that any team looking to bolster their playoff chances by adding R.A. Dickey is going to pay a pretty penny indeed.
#Mets telling suitors will not go Beltran route with Dickey taking 1 star prospct. Want multiples because: 1) new team gets Dickey (cont)
— Joel Sherman (@Joelsherman1) December 4, 2012
for full yr, not half 2) can tender offer to get draft pick comp if leaves after '13 3) outstanding pact ($5M) with legit chance to extend
— Joel Sherman (@Joelsherman1) December 4, 2012
Joel Sherman of the New York Post does a terrific job of laying out, in no uncertain terms, everything the Mets have going for them in any Dickey trade. They hold all the cards and will be paid handsomely for a very valuable piece, thank you very much.
The list of teams interested in Dickey is as long or short as you need, depending on your ability to squint or suspend belief. Are the Royals an ideal match? They have the blue chip prospects and seem hellbent on competing in 2013. Wil Myers' name began surfacing in some Dickey rumors, though it seems just Myers alone won't be enough at this point.
Stoeten ran down some of the realities of any Dickey matches earlier this week, noting Blue Jays fans' fantasy of moving J.P. Arencibia to New York for the 38-year old knuckleballer is just short of madness. The oft-quoted "Bogaerts and Bradley Jr." package asked of the Red Sox took the wind out of a lot of sails, as that is a significant price for any pitcher, let alone with with quiet health and sustainability of performance concerns like Dickey.
Those concerns are sure to fall on deaf ears in some front offices. Dickey can help somebody win now. Worried about projecting a 38-year old knuckleballer? Cool story. Your main rival just found their new Opening Day starter while you futzed with your $/WAR calculator, nerd.
It is the age-old question realized anew. Does your favorite team clutch its prospect pearls when teams actually interested in winning the World Series walk by? Or do they throw caution to the wind and commit to putting the very best product on the field, right now, in 2013? Are they realistic about their chances or realistic about the minute window for contention and recognize that window isn't often open?
The Kansas City Royals might be more than a R.A. Dickey away from World Series contention but, then again, maybe they aren't? The importance of developing internal talent is important but if an opportunity to win more baseball games presents itself, shouldn't any team sure to benefit from those extra few wins and take just such a risk do so?
The Mets are talking tough on R.A. Dickey – much of the talk might come back to their own contract negotiations with Dickey, attempting to gain leverage without any real intention of moving their knuckleballer. If a team wants to overpay, so be it. But the Mets seem more inclined to winnow his asking price down little by little before swooping down to secure his services for three more years.
Andy Martino of the New York Daily News provides an excellent run-down of all the contract negotiations between team and player, getting a very non-committal and double-talked quote from wily Mets GM Sandy Alderson.
"Something could happen on either front that would bring all of this to a conclusion, presumably," Alderson said. "I don't think that's going to happen today. It may not happen tomorrow. It may not happen in Nashville. So it's really hard for me to guess where this is ultimately going."But the sentiment that we've had from the beginning I think remains the same — we'd like to have him in New York."
The Mets are not unlike the teams pursuing Dickey: they must balance the long-term interests of the club with the value and production he offers here and now. More to the point: the Mets don't have to do anything. They have Dickey under contract for next year, they can deal him at the deadline after spending more time trying to extend him and grab a compensation pick for their trouble if neither option works.
It is a admirable enough position for the Mets. Keeping or extending Dickey gives them a Dickey/Niese/Harvey/Santana/Gee rotation with Zack Wheeler poised to join the fray once his Super Two date passes (I'm assuming.) The Mets are not lacking options and some of Dickey's recent comments betray a serious desire to stay in New York. If anyone is going to pry the Cy Young winner from the Mets clutches, it will take a whole lot.


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Court papers: Siena's Brookins claims "sticky fingers"
LOUDONVILLE -- Court papers obtained by CBS6 show Siena's Rakeem Brookins knowingly took a wallet from an on-campus town house and used one of the cards to buy gas.
In a deposition provided by a Colonie Police officer, Brookins told the officer that he had two cards in his pocket - a Subway card, and a Key Bank credit card with someone else's name on it. The officer said that he asked Brookins if the cards were from the stolen wallet, and Brookins said, "Yeah." The officer asked Brookins, "What's up with this thing, just a stupid mistake or what?" The papers said that Brookins then told the officer, "Yup, one night I got drunk...sticky fingers...that's it man."
The court papers said that Brookins and another Siena basketball player, Trenity Burdine, had been in the Siena Security Office after a stolen wallet containing credit cards used at a local gas station was found in their room.
In a signed statement, Brookins said that sometime after midnight on April 6, he went to a Siena town house to buy some marijuana. The door was unlocked, and Brookins went upstairs, looking for the resident. Brookins stated that nobody was there, but he saw the wallet and took it. Brookins said that the following morning, he and his roommate Burdine went to a gas station, where Brookins used a debit card from the wallet to fill Burdine's car with gas.
Brookins was arrested by Colonie Police on Friday and remanded to the Albany County Jail.


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Simon graduated in 2011 with first class honours in Oriental Medicine from The International College of Oriental Medicine (ICOM) UK. His holistic style of acupuncture (Classical Stems and Branches) always treats 'the person not the disease' and 'the cause not the symptom'.
With its emphasis on pulse diagnosis and an ethos of prevention, acupuncture is beneficial not only for specific health issues but health in general on all levels. A small number of needles are used to make a minimal yet potentially powerful intervention. It is gentle and safe for all ages and sensitivities.
Simon is dedicated to preserving the achievements of the world renowned lecturer-practitioner Dr Van Buren (1921-2003) working in close association with those who knew him and his work extremely well.
In addition Simon practises Swedish and Therapeutic Massage.
Prior to acupuncture, Simon played and sang at the piano as a professional musician. He still plays and teaches the piano in his spare time.
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About me and my passion for cars
Love muscle cars, hot rods, customs. Have had a few decent cars. 74 Camino, 78 Blazer (lifted), 88 Stang 5.0, 68 Bronco w/351 Cleveland
My first car
'58 VW w/ sliding ragtop. Previous owner painted it w/brush.
Car I wish I still had
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Makes 6 servings
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total time
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- 3/4 pound butternut squash, peeled, seeded, and cut into 1-inch pieces (2 cups)
- 1 red bell pepper, cut into 1/2-inch pieces (1 cup)
- 1 1/2 cups coarsely chopped onion
- 1 Turkish or 1/2 California bay leaf
- 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 cup long-grain white rice
- 2 cups water
- 1/4 cup raw green (hulled) pumpkin seeds (pepitas), toasted
Cook squash, bell pepper, onion, and bay leaf in oil with 1 teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon pepper in a 12-inch heavy skillet over medium heat, stirring occasionally, until vegetables begin to brown, 8 to 10 minutes.
Add rice and stir until well coated, then add water and bring to a vigorous boil. Reduce heat to low and cook, tightly covered with lid, until vegetables and rice are tender and liquid is absorbed, about 20 minutes. Remove from heat and let stand, covered, 10 minutes. Season with salt and pepper and sprinkle with seeds.
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type: Quick & Easy
main ingredients: Rice/Grain, Bell Pepper, Seed, Butternut Squash, Squash
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Fort Livingston (1835-1889) - Construction started as early as 1835 and completed in 1861. Located on Grand Terre island, Jefferson Parish, Louisiana. Named after Edward Livingston, Mayor of New York City, Senator from Louisiana and Secretary of State under President Andrew Jackson. Abandoned Feb 1889. Also known as Fort at Barataria and Fort on Grande Terre Island
Third System (1816-1867)
Part of the Harbor Defense of the Mississippi.
A brick and masonry Third System fort built to protect New Orleans by guarding the Barataria Pass access to the city.
U.S. Civil War (1861-1865)
The fort was seized at the outbreak of the U.S. Civil War by Louisiana Militia forces but abandoned by the Confederate forces 27 Apr 1862. The fort was not reoccupied by Union forces until 26 Feb 1863. After the war the fort was not garrisoned and was left in the charge of caretakers. The last military caretaker, Sgt. Gill, removed the last of the ammunition and abandoned the fort in Feb 1889.
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Location: Sea end of Grand Terre island, Jefferson Parish, Louisiana Maps & Images Lat: 29.2730 Long: -89.9448
- Roberts, Robert B., Encyclopedia of Historic Forts: The Military, Pioneer, and Trading Posts of the United States, Macmillan, New York, 1988, 10th printing, ISBN 0-02-926880-X, page 342
- Kaufmann, J.E. and Kaufmann, H.W., Fortress America: The Forts That Defended America, 1600 to the Present, DaCapo Press, 2004, ISBN 0-306-81294-0, page 225-226
- Robinson, Willard B., American Forts: Architectural Form and Function, University of Illinois Press, Urbana, 1977, ISBN 0-252-00589-9, page 104, 107
- Weaver, John R. II, A Legacy in Brick and Stone: America Coastal Defense Forts of the Third System, Redoubt Press, McLean, 2001, First Printing, ISBN 1-57510-069-X, page 179-196
- Fort Livingston Abandoned, New York Times, 17 Feb 1889.
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Brain the Size of a Planet?
Thursday, 12 January 2012
All of us who work in law libraries are used to having colleagues who we suspect don't struggle as much as most when they settle down to watch University Challenge. But we also don't generally have library users who have been described on the BBC as having a "Brain the Size of a Planet".
Well that's the prospect that the staff at the Supreme Court library face now that Jonathan Sumption has been sworn in as a Supreme Court judge.
But they can rest easy. Because amidst all the coverage of his elevation to our highest court a crucial and in my mind pivotal piece of information has been missed. What information you say? Well as a Bencher at the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple the now Lord Sumption served as a valued and supportive member of the Library Committee for many years.
Lord Sumption hears his first case today sitting on a panel of five in a shipping dispute case.
19/1/2012 - Update - We now understand that Lord Sumption was not only a member of the Committee but was Master of the Library chairing the Committee for 12 years!


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Welcome to one of America's most exciting, sophisticated, and expensive destinations. But don't let that last point put you off a family trip. Here, the best low-cost hotels, restaurants and attractions around—on a budget that won't blow anyone's allowance.
Read the articleDestinations: New York City · Manhattan · East Village · Chelsea · Battery Park/Financial District · Union Square/Flatiron · Midtown West · Upper West Side · DUMBO
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