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Recent remarks made by Pope Benedict XVI about Catholic higher education spurred the Cardinal Newman Society to issue a special report on the status of the mandatum's implementation in U.S. Catholic colleges and universities.
Titled "A Mandate for Fidelity: Pope Benedict Urges Compliance With Theologians' Mandatum," the report features several key Church leaders and scholars calling for a renewed commitment to the Church's canon law mandatum requirement for theologians who teach at Catholic colleges and universities.
"The report was prompted by Pope Benedict's address to the bishops, in which he ties the mandatum directly to the work of colleges and universities to renew their Catholic identity," said Patrick Reilly, president of the Manassas, Va.-based Cardinal Newman Society.
The report suggests that the mandatum has largely been disregarded due to "scant information available about who has the mandatum and the procedures followed by individual bishops to grant or deny it."
The canon law mandatum is a bishop's acknowledgement of a theology professor's declaration that he or she will teach in communion with the Church and her teaching authority, as required by Canon 812.
Pope Benedict addressed the topic of Catholic higher education on May 5, during the ad limina visit by the bishops from several western states. He spoke of the mandate in the context of "a growing recognition on the part of Catholic colleges and universities of the need to reaffirm their distinctive identity in fidelity to their founding ideals and the Church's mission in service of the Gospel."
"Yet much remains to be done, especially in such areas as compliance with the mandate laid down in Canon 812 for those who teach theological disciplines," said Pope Benedict.
"The importance of this canonical norm," he continued, "becomes all the more evident when we consider the confusion created by instances of apparent dissidence between some representatives of Catholic institutions and the Church's pastoral leadership: Such discord harms the Church's witness and, as experience has shown, can easily be exploited to compromise her authority and her freedom."
The Cardinal Newman Society report quoted Cardinal Raymond Burke, canon lawyer and prefect of the Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Signatura, on the significance of the Pope's words. "The Holy Father only has a limited number of occasions during these ad limina visits to speak with bishops," Cardinal Burke said. "That he would devote one of the lengthier communications with the bishops to the subject [of the mandatum and Catholic higher education] certainly indicates to me that it is a serious concern on his part. … It would seem reasonable to me to think that the Holy Father brought it up because of a concern that it is not perhaps being implemented in the way that's intended."
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In 1983, Pope John Paul II approved the revised Code of Canon Law, including a section governing Catholic colleges and universities and the mandatum. He later issued the apostolic constitution Ex Corde Ecclesiae (From the Heart of the Church) to guide the universities.
In the late 1990s, the U.S. bishops approved particular norms to implement Ex Corde Ecclesiae in the U.S.
The bishops' 1999 "Application of Ex Corde Ecclesiae for the United States" included the requirement that Catholic theology professors at Catholic colleges and universities obtain the mandatum. The bishops' "Guidelines for Ex Corde Ecclesiae," which were issued in 2001, stated that "the mandatum is an obligation of the professor, not of the university."
A 2011 doctoral dissertation by James Caridi, vice president for student development at Ohio Dominican University in Columbus, Ohio, found that 36% of respondents said they did not know whether their theology professors have the mandatum.
Ten years ago, an award-winning Register investigative series discovered that the mandatum was being treated as a private matter between the theologian and his or her local bishop, thus making it virtually impossible for students or their parents to know which professors had received it in good standing.
Students and parents' only recourse was to contact individual members of the theology department to ask whether they had in fact received the mandatum, a request which faculty members were not always willing to share.
In essence, the manner in which the mandatum was being implemented, rather than renewing Catholic higher education, served only to hide dissenting theologians in a seemingly Church-sanctioned way.
Of the nation's more than 200 Catholic colleges and universities, only a handful publicly disclose that their theologians have the mandatum.
The Register and the Cardinal Newman Society publish annual college guides that invite colleges and universities to be listed as a way of witnessing to their Catholic identity. However, many schools decline participation in the guide.
"We hear often from Catholic families who are distressed and confused by the secrecy at many Catholic universities regarding the mandatum," said Reilly. "They believe they have a right as Catholics and consumers to know which professors are committed to authentic Catholic theology, and they are dismayed that any college course would be taught in shadows and darkness, least of all Catholic theology."
The primary concern of the theologians who do not publicly disclose whether they have the mandatum is that "it will diminish them in the esteem of the secular academic world," noted Jesuit Father James Conn, professor of canon law at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome, who is currently serving as professor of the practice of canon law at the Boston College School of Theology and Ministry. "They feel that it would somehow diminish their academic freedom to be beholden to the ecclesiastical authority when their colleagues do not have to," explained Father Conn.
Cardinal Burke, however, said that as a public declaration, in writing, the mandatum is a public act. "The fact that I teach in accord with the magisterium is a public factor," said Cardinal Burke. "Ultimately, the mandatum gives that assurance to students that, if they enroll in a given college or university, they can count upon receiving a solid education in Catholic theology."
"The reason for the law is a kind of truth in advertising," said Father Conn. "Otherwise, it serves no purpose. Canon 812 was not meant to be a meaningless norm."
Nothing in Canon 812 or in the American bishops' approved norms or guidelines for implementing the mandatum states that it must be kept private or be made public.
Father Conn said that the U.S. application is the fruit of compromise between theological societies who lobbied against the mandatum, universities fearful of litigation and bishops who lacked the wherewithal to put teeth into the document.
"In the end, I think the U.S. application is a flawed document," said Father Conn. "It should have answered all these questions."
As a result, the degree to which it has been implemented varies greatly from diocese to diocese. Retired Omaha, Neb., Archbishop Elden Curtiss in 2003 advocated publicly disclosing recipients of the mandatum since 2001, when the U.S. bishops approved their mandatum guidelines. Archbishop Curtiss told theologians at the two institutions of higher education in his diocese that if they refused to sign the mandatum he would release their names. The archbishop told the Register in 2003 that all of the theologians had received the mandatum.
"The Holy Father's intention was that the bishop would dialogue with the faculty and that they would show that they were in union with the Church and the teaching magisterium," Archbishop Curtiss told the Register in 2003. The mandatum, in other words, was meant to work against dissent, not shield dissenters from view.
Who Should Disclose?
If neither the theologian nor the university wants to disclose which theology professors are teaching in concert with the Church, then who should? Some have advocated that it is up to the bishop to publicly disclose the information.
"The college should display its communion with the bishop by being the appropriate entity to publish the names of those college professors with or without the mandatum," said retired Diocese of Scranton, Pa., Bishop Joseph Martino. "In the absence of the local college's fulfillment of this act of ecclesial communion, the bishop should publish the names and keep them published and updated — for example, on a diocesan website, for future inquirers."
Father Conn agreed.
"Who, then, is left to say who has the mandatum? The bishop," said Father Conn. "The bishop does not have to say why or how. He simply has to say Yes or No."
"I wouldn't know why you wouldn't want it to be public," Capuchin Franciscan Father Thomas Weinandy, executive director of the Secretariat for Doctrine and Pastoral Practices of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, said in the Newman report. "The whole point is public recognition that somebody is truly a Catholic theologian."
Until the mandatum is implemented differently, few Catholic leaders see any hope for change. The report calls for greater accountability, and the mandatum is one way to do that, although it hasn't been implemented well.
"Given the connection between the mandatum and an institution's Catholic identity, how can colleges and universities simply ignore the mandatum?" asked Reilly. "We wanted to know why the mandatum is included in the canon law section on universities — and again in Ex Corde Ecclesiae — if it has no bearing on a Catholic institution's responsibility to hire a qualified and committed faculty. Apparently, it does."
Senior writer Tim Drake is based in St. Joseph, Minnesota.


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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Americans' opposition to a U.S. military strike against Syria is increasing as they learn more about the Arab nation's alleged use of chemical weapons, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll that shows the challenge President Barack Obama faces in seeking congressional approval for military action.
The poll, conducted September 5 to 9, indicated that 63 percent of Americans opposed intervening in Syria, up from 53 percent in a survey that ended August 30. That was a week after the August 21 chemical attack in a Damascus suburb that U.S. officials say killed more than 1,400 adults and children.
Meanwhile, support for a U.S. intervention in Syria has declined, the poll found. About 16 percent of Americans surveyed said the United States should get involved - down from 20 percent on August 30.
And even if it's proven that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's troops used chemical weapons against fellow Syrians, only 26 percent of Americans said the United States should intervene. About 52 percent said the U.S. military should not get involved in such a circumstance, up from 44 percent on August 30.
The poll's findings represent the latest evidence of Americans' reluctance to get involved in another military action after more than a decade of war in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Ipsos pollster Julia Clark said the poll suggests that "the American public has very little appetite for intervention of any kind, anywhere."
The poll's release came as the Obama administration continued to press its case for military action in Syria - and as a potential diplomatic solution appeared to emerge in a crisis that has vexed the White House.
The president planned to sit for six network television interviews on Monday as he stepped up an intense - but decidedly uphill - fight for a skeptical Congress' authorization of military force. Obama also planned to give a nationally televised speech to Americans on Tuesday night.
Meanwhile, an offer from Russia to help put Syria's stock of chemical weapons under international control raised the prospect of an agreement that could help Obama avoid an unpopular military action - and perhaps save him from an embarrassing rejection by Congress.
Even if Obama were to give a very well-received speech on Tuesday about the need for military action, Clark said, "there is never going to be a majority shift for intervention. ... The margin (opposing involvement in Syria) is just too large."
She added that as Americans learn more about the ongoing conflict in Syria and Assad's alleged use of chemical weapons, "they become increasingly opposed" to U.S. intervention.
Clark said Americans' taste for intervention in Syria also likely has been dampened by the ongoing political debate in Washington sparked by Obama's call for congressional authorization and the generally negative view Americans have of politicians.
"When we do policy polling on any issue, when you begin to introduce the politicians and legislators - everybody becomes more negative," she said.
The Reuters/Ipsos poll surveyed 1,450 Americans. Its credibility interval, similar to a margin of error, was 2.9 percentage points for each answer.
Reporting by Mark Felsenthal; Editing by David Lindsey and Eric Beech

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- atmosphere: The mixture of gases that surrounds Earth.
- electromagnetic wave: Waves of energy that can travel through a medium or through a vacuum; light, for example, travels as electromagnetic waves.
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- If the weather is expected to be clear a few days before you will do the simulation, assign students to go outside with an adult in their family at night and look at stars. Encourage students to make careful observations of the stars—their brightness, color, twinkling, movement, and so forth. They should also observe weather conditions, such as clouds, haze or mist, humidity, and temperature. Tell students to take notes. Hold a class discussion for students to share their observations of the stars and of the weather on nights that they observed. Record students' observations on the board.
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- Inquiry Skill: Ask Questions What questions do you have about stars and starlight? Work with a classmate to come up with three or more questions. Answer: Topics students might consider include why some stars appear brighter than others, how scientists determine the distance of stars from Earth, the gases that make up stars, or name stars. All questions related to stars or starlight are acceptable. Encourage students to use library or Internet resources to try to answer more of their questions.
- Critical Thinking: Apply Imagine traveling down a road on a clear, hot day in summer. Ahead of you, you see what appears to be a puddle on the road in the distance. When you reach the spot where the puddle seemed to be, the pavement is dry and another puddle appears in the distance. How is this mirage of a puddle similar to the twinkling of starlight? Answer: The shimmering puddle is the light reflected off the pavement and traveling through the atmosphere. The air along the ground has hot spots and cool spots; since hot air rises and cool air falls, the light traveling through the moving air appears to jiggle, making the mirage.
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Have visual learners make drawings to show how starlight travels different distances through the atmosphere with stars at different heights in the sky. They should use a large sheet of paper, making the atmosphere a band 2 to 5 inches wide, so that the differences in distances will be apparent. They should use a protractor to draw and label at exactly 79°, 50°, and 39° above the horizon, as in the simulation. They can then use a ruler to measure the differences in distance that the starlight from these stars travels through the atmosphere.


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Download highlight.jsGo to Software Maniac's download page. Turn off the languages you're not interested in. Check the checkbox for Smalltalk. And hit the download button. You'll get a zip file that when unarchived has a whole directory structure of files, including the customized highlight.js file for your efforts. You need this customized version because it doesn't support Smalltalk in the stock version.
Host it somewhereFind a net presence to host it at. Hopefully, you've either got your own or know someone who can host it for you. I was fortunate to fall into the second category.
Update your blog templateEdit your blog template (in Edit HTML link under the Design tab of your blog. You add the following lines near the end of your template
<script src="http://yourhostedsite/highlight.pack.js" type="text/javascript">
<script type="'text/javascript'">
You need to edit the yourhostedsite part appropriately.
Add additional CSS for your blogYou need to choose a css style you like from the downloaded package's style directory. Then use Design -> Template Designer -> Advanced -> Add CSS (at the bottom) and paste the contents of your preferred styles .css file into that.
Enclose code blocks appropriatelyTo have the highlighter apply to a chunk of code, you place your code in between pre and code tags. E.g.
...smalltalk code snippets...
At least... that's how I remember how I did it. It's been a month or so now. Hope that helps. And would love to hear of errors/corrections in the above.


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Alte Version von Shareaza 126.96.36.199
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Shareaza 18.104.22.168 (6.49 MB)
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Shareaza is a free Windows–based peer-to-peer client which supports the Gnutella, Gnutella2, EDonkey Network, BitTorrent, FTP and HTTP network protocols and which can handle magnet links, ed2k links, Piolet links, and the now deprecated Gnutella links. It was developed by Michael Stokes.
In late 2002, Stokes introduced Gnutella2, a reworked version of Gnutella with many fundamental updates to the protocol, and added support for it to Shareaza. This drew a lot of criticism from other Gnutella developers because Gnutella2 was developed without any outside help or conferral. However, the Gnutella2 network has been doing well so far despite the fact that it was developed privately, and is now supported by Shareaza, MLDonkey, Adagio, Gnucleus, Morpheus, and iMesh among others. Opponents of the name Gnutella2 refer to it as 'Mike's Protocol', or 'MP' for short.
Shareaza Features
- Support for the Gnutella2 network.
- The ability to download the same file simultaneously from multiple networks.
- Remote access - users are able to control Shareaza from a remote computer.
- Media Player - unlike some peer-to-peer software's media players, Shareaza's completely bypasses corruption and merges file chunks into one, creating a previewable video from virtually any amount of downloaded segments.
- The ability to 'skin' the interface, allowing users to change its appearance.
- Scheduler, which allows users to schedule tasks on Shareaza for a later period.
Shareaza is property of Shareaza Development Team .
Updates : Shareaza Updates
Did You Know?
Shareaza can harness the power of up to four separate peer-to-peer (P2P) networks, including EDonkey2000, Gnutella, BitTorrent and Shareaza's native network, Gnutella2 (G2).


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Saltcoats Paintball Site's Listing
Paintball Penrith, Cumbria12
86 minute drive from Saltcoats
Penrith, Cumbria is the closest Paintball site to Saltcoats
Our superb Penrith paintball centre offers you the chance to test your skills to the limit and battle it out in a variety of woodland and urban environments. Each game has it's own interesting mission objectives to complete, from ambushing terrorist bunkers to running arms across the New Mexico border, you are sure to have a classic paintball experience. With our fantastic team and great facilities this is a perfect activity for your next stag, hen do, birthday party or corporate event!
Located near Penrith, just off the M6 or A66 and close to the village of Little Salkend. Full maps and directions will be provided on completion of booking.
Alternative Venues Near Saltcoats
Paintball Blackpool
Blackpool is the closest Paintball site to Saltcoats
100 minute drive from Saltcoats
Being located in Blackpool we are in the unique position of being located in the UK's entertainment capital and you can even see the world famous Blackpool Tower from our Lasertag and Paintball Arenas. Paintball is the ideal activity for Stag & Hen Do's, Birthday Parties, your Corporate Event or just a group of mates. All players on site are wrist banded and a paint list is with you at all times so they know exactly what you are spending at any point during the session.
Paintball Darlington
Over two hours drive from Saltcoats
A ten acre, mixed terrain facility on the site of a former WWII air base. This state of the art venue features exciting and detailed game zones like Trench Paintball, Alamo Paintball, Beach Landings and Sup'Air Paintball.
100 FREE Paintballs!
Paintball Hexham
Over two hours drive from Saltcoats
A 20 acre battleground with 6 brilliant zones, mixing the natural woodland terrain with man made barricades and throwing in an abundance of action and fun. Venture into the zones with an army of your mates and complete a series of missions but watch out because the enemy are in there too and they're out to eliminate you.
Paintball Sedgefield
Over two hours drive from Saltcoats
A huge woodland paintball arena with 9 terrific game zones to tackle. Get stuck into thrilling games like Rebel Forts, Vietnam Village, Dooley's Fortress and Black Hawk Down.
100 FREE Paintballs!
Laser Combat Bishop Auckland
Over two hours drive from Saltcoats
For an unrelenting and breathtaking laser combat experience, you really need look no further than our superb GoBallistic Bishop Auckland Laser Combat Centre that has some of the most rip-roaring action in the region! You and your mates will go head to head in an unforgettable laser scrap that will simply blow you away with its invigorating action! A brilliant woodland warzone, top class facilities and world class equipment combine to make our stunning venue one that you simply cannot afford to miss!
Paintball Scotch Corner
Over two hours drive from Saltcoats
A superb site with a variety of game zones including The Village, Fort Petite, Netting Maze and Ma Baker's. You'll play a series of scenarios, there really is no better way to spend your birthday do, stag do, hen do, works do or any do for that matter. Get your session booked today.
100 FREE Paintballs!
Paintball Newcastle
Over two hours drive from Saltcoats
Even Arnie couldn't handle the madcap action at our Newcastle site. It's a 200 acre paint-fest, full of bunkers, barricades and blistering missions like Grab The Bunker, Speedball and Free For All.
100 FREE Paintballs!
Distances and drive times have been collated using third party software.
They are approximate and meant only as a guide.


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Pancakes with Lotus Biscoff Syrup
Review Recipe3 stars based on 2026 votes
When you add milk to Lotus Biscoff Cookie Butter, you get a caramel-toffee flavored sauce that goes very well with pancakes. An important tip for soft and airy pancakes is to mix the ingredients a minimum amount of time.
- Prepare the pancakes: Mix flour, baking powder, salt, cinnamon and sugar in a bowl.
- In a separate bowl place the eggs, milk and yogurt and beat well. Add the eggs batter to the flour mixture and mix using a spoon for an almost smooth mixture. Add the melted butter and mix just until it is absorbed into it.
- Heat a ceramic frying pan over a low fire until the pan is very hot. Pour ½ a cup of mixture onto the center of the pan using a ladle and fry for approximately 2-3 minutes until bubbles appear on the upper part of the pancake. Turn with the help of a kitchen spoon and fry the other side for approximately another minute. Remove to a serving dish and form a pile to maintain the heat of the pancakes.
- Make the lotus syrup and serve: Add Biscoff Cookie Butter and milk in a bowl and heat in a microwave for short time (5 seconds). Mix well until you get a liquid mixture. Pour over the pancakes and serve while still hot.


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A list of book releases compiled by Dr. Dobb's to keep you up-to-date on software development tools and techniques.
Building Domain Specific Languages in Boo
by Ayende Rahien
Building Domain Specific Languages in Boo shows you how to write DSLs for .NET by exploring two different views of the problem. This book first shows how to design, extend, version, and evolve a DSL, focusing on approaches and patterns. You'll get a fast-paced Boo tutorial and immediately start putting this handy language to productive use as you learn how to implement DSLs in real code.
Model Predictive Control System Design and
Implementation Using MATLAB
by Wang, Liuping
Model Predictive Control (MPC) addresses both industrial and academic circles. Issues such as plant optimization and constrained control that are critical to industrial engineers are naturally embedded in its designs. After the theoretical presentation, detailed coverage is given to three sample industrial applications: a food extruder, a motor and a magnetic bearing system. The subject of quadratic programming, often associated with the core optimization algorithms of MPC is also introduced and explained.
Games: Unifying Logic, Language, and Philosophy
by Ondrej Majer, Ahti-Veikko Pietarinen, and Tero Tulenheimo (Editors)
This volume presents mathematical game theory as an interface between logic and philosophy. It provides a discussion of various aspects of this interaction, covering new technical results and examining the philosophical insights that these have yielded. Organized in four sections it offers a balanced mix of papers dedicated to the major trends in the field: the dialogical approach to logic, Hintikka-style game-theoretic semantics, game-theoretic models of various domains (including computation and natural language) and logical analyses of game-theoretic situations.
Cross-Layer Resource Allocation in Wireless Communications
by Ana I. Perez-Neira and Marc Realp Campalans
Providing quality of service for 3G networks -- where content is downloaded to a mobile wireless device -- is a major challenge for network operators. Cross-layer resource allocation offers a new means to develop quality of service by improving signal quality over a larger area, increasing network and spectrum utilization. This book is the first to link the physical (PHY) and network (MAC) layers by providing resource allocation techniques, models and methodologies for developing better networks.


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SAMJ: South African Medical Journal
On-line version ISSN 2078-5135
Print version ISSN 0256-9574
SAMJ, S. Afr. med. j. vol.102 n.1 Cape Town Jan. 2012
The story of drotrecogin alfa - evidence-based or evidence-biased?
To the Editor: In 2003, Taylor et al.1 posed the question: 'Should health care money in South Africa be spent on drotrecogin alfa [Xigris]?' Based on scientific and financial considerations, they concluded that the answer should be 'no'. In addition to raising questions concerning cost-effectiveness within the South African context, the authors highlighted concerns of the validity of the evidence. Methodological flaws within the PROWESS study2 were noted: the protocol was amended mid-trial, and the study's beneficial findings were only identified following this amendment, questioning the extent to which they were influenced.
Macias and Levy3- both employees of Eli Lilly and Company (the manufacturers of Xigris) - refuted the assertions of Taylor et al. by implying that the granting of marketing authorisation by 40 countries defied the 'lone voice in the wilderness'.
On 25 October 2011, both the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)4 and European Medicines Agency (EMA)5 announced their intentions to withdraw marketing rights for Xigris in the USA and Europe. This course of action followed the findings of the placebocontrolled PROWESS-SHOCK study: drotrecogin alfa did not elicit a statistically significant reduction in 28-day all-cause mortality, and also failed - in its secondary endpoint - to reduce mortality in patients with severe protein C deficiency.5
Ironically, we echo the concluding remarks of Macias and Levy:3'In evaluating new and novel therapies, health care providers and health care payers should analyse objectively and fairly all available data, be transparent in their decision-making process, and be accountable to patients and their families for their recommendations to accept or reject novel life-saving therapy'. We suggest that this same level of accountability and transparency should be extended to the manufacturing fraternity, ensuring that patients and their families are not offered false hope in the interests of profit generation.
This situation presents valuable learning opportunities for the South African healthcare community: (i) a more critical approach is required towards the analysis of clinical literature presented in support of new chemical entities; especially those that offer marginal benefit, are potentially unsafe, and come at a high cost; (ii) this critical mindset is even more pressing in a resource-poor environment, such as South Africa; and (iii) South Africa can ill afford 8 years of wasteful spending when legitimate concerns regarding safety, efficacy and affordability have been raised in the literature. These warnings need to be heeded earlier to ensure that equitable access is directed towards, rather than away from, interventions of clear clinical benefit.
Roger Wiseman
Medical Advisory Unit
Liberty Health Holdings
Cape Town
Marc Blockman
Department of Internal Medicine
Division of Clinical Pharmacology
University of Cape Town/Groote Schuur Hospital
Cape Town
1. Taylor B, Burns D, van de Wal BW, et al. Should health care money in South Africa be spent on drotrecogin alfa? S Afr Med J 2003;93(7):500-501. [ Links ]
2. Bernard GR, Vincent JL, Laterre PF, et al. Efficacy and safety of recombinant human activated protein C for severe sepsis. N Engl J Med 2011;344:699-709. [ Links ]
3. Macias WL, Levy, H. The value of innovation. S Afr Med J 2003;93(7):502-503. [ Links ]
4. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Xigris (drotrecogin alfa (activated)): Market Withdrawal - Failure to Show Survival Benefit. Silver Spring, Maryland: FDA, 2011. http://www.fda.gov/Safety/MedWach/SafetyInformation/SafetyAlertsforHumanMedicalProducts/ucm277143.htm (accessed 27 October 2011). [ Links ]
5. European Medicines Agency (EMA). Xigris (drotrecogin alfa (activated)) to be withdrawn due to lack of efficacy. London: EMA, 2011. http://www.ema.europa.eu/ema/index.jsp?curl=pages/news_and_events/news/2011/10/news_detail_001373.jsp&mid=WC0b01ac058004d5c1&jsenabled=true# (accessed 27 October 2011). [ Links ]


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5 Crazy Laws Everyone is Breaking
][No Ambition][, Flickr[/caption]There are some crazy laws on the books. Did you know that in Texas it is illegal to spit on the sidewalk? I bet you didn't. You maybe have done it, and I bet you won't believe in some of these other crazy laws that are still standing.
1. Legal Age to Play Pinball
In Nashville, you must be the ripe old age of 18 to be allowed to play pinball. I guess it has something to do with height? Maybe the images on the pinball game? Who knows? All that can be true is that this is one crazy and confusing law that is still on the books.
2. Doggie Diapers
In Temperance, Mississippi, you must put a diaper on your dog before you are allowed to walk it down the street. Now, this one I can almost understand. Who knows, maybe the people of Temperance were really lazy about picking up after their pups so the local government tried to put a stop to it. Do you think if you walk down their streets they will be lined with diapered dogs?
3. No Sharing
It is illegal to take even the smallest of bites of someone else's hamburger in Oklahoma. Yup, I guess out neighbors are against sharing their burger and fries. Makes you think, what if this was a law put in place by someone that absolutely hated sharing their cheeseburger? I know a couple of people who will be interesting in moving to Oklahoma after hearing about this crazy law.
4. Bouncing Pickles
It is not considered a pickle in the state of Connecticut if it does not bounce. Imagine how many fake pickles were wasted because they couldn't jump? Also, does this mean that everyone in Connecticut eat their pickles with a side of floor dirt? Maybe not. Maybe after this crazy law was put in place, they invented special pickle-bouncing stations so your food wouldn't have to touch the floor.
5. Mustache Kisses
It is totally inappropriate and illegal for a man with a mustache to kiss a woman in public. This crazy Iowa law is very true. I don't know if anyone still follows it. If they do, the recent popularity of mustaches must have their jails full of fresh, fury-faced men. I really would love to know the back story of this law. Who came up with it? Was it developed by a group of mustache-hating females?
Well, how did you do? Have you broken any of these insane and confusing laws? Doesn't it make you want to go and check out more crazy laws to see which one you might be breaking without knowing?


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Round size dividers are a useful, cost effective way to allow your customers to see where their size is on the sales floor. Size dividers will keep your merchandise organized and accessible. Our size "7" divider fit standard 1 1/4" hangrail (standard size for 36" round racks) and square tubing clothing racks. Our divider feature a plastic white ring with black numbers, letters or both to indicate the size located on 4 points of the ring.


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Monterey County FC United 00B Red midfielder Pierce Gallaway was named the Odwalla Player of the Month for June.
The young talent plays in the Premier Bracket of the NorCal Region II. Through nine games, Gallaway scored 13 goals and notched four assists. He has been with the squad since it formed over two years ago.
Aside from his play with the Monterey County FC, Gallaway competes in tournaments with Almaden FC Mercury 008B Green. Earlier this year, his squad won the Modesto Spring Invitational and he will be playing in the Sporting Invitational as a guest player later this summer.
Gallaway's favorite Earthquakes player is US National Team striker Chris Wondolowski. He is also a fan of Real Madrid forward Cristiano Ronaldo. Pierce is a soccer-passionate person who looks forward to honing his game during a weeklong camp this summer in Sonoma. His other hobbies include surfing, skiing and traveling. Next fall, Gallaway will be a fifth grader at Carmel River School.
Congratulations to Pierce!
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JPorricolo precisava de um novo design de página da web e criou um concurso na 99designs.
Um vencedor foi selecionado entre 62 designs enviados por 24 designers freelancers.
I am working with the Matthew Kelly and helping them take their Internet presence to the next level. THIS IS A GUARANTEED PROJECT. My other last project listed on 99 designs I gave each of the runner ups having 4 stars or greater a $35 bonus to have dinner on us as a thanks for their attempts. Will consider doing the same for quality attempts to win this project.
Both genders ages mainly professional people ages 20 to 50. We want the site to be full of life to have pictures of people in a different environment such as corporate (for Floyd consulting) spiritual (for Dynamic Catholic) vibrant young adults (for the Matthew Kelly Foundation) and possible a collage of some of Matthew book covers (for the Store)
All photos need to show energy and be alive".
The site is required to have the following boxes/sections/slideshow however you wish to design it:
1-Spirituality--Dynamic Catholic
2-Business--Floyd Consulting
3-Personal Development--Be The Best Version of Yourself
4-Community--Matthew Kelly Foundation
5-Organizational Development--The Dream Manager
6-Store--Books, CDs, Dvds
Each of these sections will serve as links that when clicked on will take the end-user to another of Matthew's sites.
Some design elements we like from other established sites are:
we like the boxes below the main image. We like how things are laid out below the three boxes and around the "news and events" and connections area looks good. The toolbar is sort of bland and we don't really care for the colors.
we like the four boxes below the main area also we like the main area that is dynamic and has some images rotating through
We like a certain richness that the site has and the use of text, background color and headings help it come to life
Thanks and Good luck


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Lanier LD550C Magenta Drum Replacement Information
Lanier LD550C Magenta Drum Replacement – On this page is the guidelines for the drum and developer restoration. Commonly once you begin noticing color blotches or color back grounding it's a indication that the charge grid and cleaning blade are starting to go bad. Various companies promote PM solutions to rebuild the drum units though with the cost of these currently being moderately low-priced, I'd personally incline in the direction of actually replacement of the entire unit considering it usually requires minor technical capability not like reconstructing it which can often get confusing and messy.
Note : Majority of print quality problems are related to parts of the drum unit. In most cases, the developer last twice as long as the drum units and unless your really focused on print quality you will rarely notice developer issues until it's extremely low. The steps below included directions for both replacement procedures. Therefore, if you are just replacing the drum unit make sure you don't follow the steps past Note and I would even question the need of doing step 8.
Lanier LD550C Magenta Drum Removal
Do not touch the OPC drum. Do not let metal objects touch the development sleeve.
1. Open the front door.
2. Lever lock [A]
3. Turn the drum positioning plate lever [B] and the image transfer unit lock lever [C] counter-clockwise.
4. Open the drum positioning plate [D].
5. Pull out the PCU (hold the grip while you pull it out).
Lanier LD550C Magenta DRUM Replacement and Reset
The new drum unit has a front cover and a front joint. When you attach the new drum unit to the development unit, remove a front cover and a front joint at first and use them for reassembling the new drum unit and development unit.
Lanier LD550C Entering SP Mode
1. Press the "Clear Mode" key.
2. Use keypad to enter "107".
3. Hold down "Clear/Stop" for 3 seconds at least.
4. Enter the Service Mode.
1. If you install a new drum unit, set SP 3902-xxx to "1".
Black: 3902-009
Yellow: 3902-010
Cyan: 3902-011
Magenta: 3902-012
If you do this, then the machine will reset the PM counter for the drum unit automatically, after you turn the power on again.
2. Turn the machine power off.
4. Front cover [A]
Do not touch the bearing [A] after removing the front cover. The bearing is properly applied with lubricant.
5. Remove the bushing [A] of the development roller at the rear of the PCU
6. Remove the front joint [A]
The front joint [D] is firmly set. Remove it with a flat screwdriver.
7. Drum unit [A] and Development Unit [B]
8. Rotate the development roller [A] five or six times in the counterclockwise direction.
This step removes developer that has stuck to the development roller, which would cause color unevenness.
When the development unit is removed from the drum unit, clean the entrance mylar [C] with a vacuum.
9. If you change the development unit, do the ACC procedure.
10. Execute the drum phase adjustment with SP1902-001 twice.
When reassembling the PCU:
Make sure that the harness [A] is hooked as shown.
Lanier LD550C Magenta Developer Replacement and Reset
Entering SP Mode
1. Press the "Clear Mode" key.
2. Use keypad to enter "107".
3. Hold down "Clear/Stop" for 3 seconds at least.
4. Enter the Service Mode.
1. Set SP 3902-xxx to "1".
Black: 3902-005
Yellow: 3902-006
Cyan: 3902-007
Magenta: 3902-008
2. Turn the machine power off.
3. Development unit
4. Hopper cover [A] (4 hooks)
Release the three hooks first in the correct order
Put the head of a screwdriver in the groove gap [B] as shown, and then release
the hook.
Follow the correct order. Otherwise, the hopper cover may be damaged.
The hook breaks easily.
5. Shake a bag of developer and pour it into the development hopper [A].
6. Reattach the hopper cover (hook x 3).
Keep the developer off at both ends of the development unit enclosed in red lines in the diagram.
7. Turn the machine power on. The machine initializes the developer and resets the PM counter for the developer. (For details of the developer initialization result, see "Developer Initialization Result" in the "Troubleshooting" chapter.
8. Do the ACC procedure.
Ricoh Aficio MP C2500 Drum and Blade Kit Video Instructions
This is an instructional video on how to rebuild a Ricoh Aficio MPC2500 and MPC4500 drum and blade kit. If you have any questions on how to install this kit please feel free to contact us...


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WASHINGTON — Brendon Ayanbadejo, linebacker and gay rights advocate, spoke at a marriage equality rally in front of the Supreme Court on Tuesday morning as justices heard arguments in a case about California's ban on same-sex marriage.
"First and foremost, I have to say I'm not here as a Baltimore Raven," Ayanbadejo said. "I'm actually here as a patriot — as a patriot to uphold the Constitution of the United States."
That drew loud applause from a boisterous crowd of hundreds, most there in support of gay marriage. Ayanbadejo is among a group, which includes Minnesota Vikings punter Chris Kluwe, that filed an amicus brief in the Supreme Court case.
"So this is a fight that we've seen here before, we've been here before," Ayanbadejo said. "How is this any different than Loving v. Virginia?"
AYANBADEJO: MLB ready for openly gay player
That's the landmark Supreme Court case that struck down bans on interracial marriage in 1967. Ayanbadejo is a son of interracial parents.
"Luckily, I'm a child of the '70s, because in some states in the '60s, I wouldn't be here," Ayanbadejo said. "So I'm a testament to progress. I'm a testament to things are changing. Love is always going to win the game."
MILLION DOLLAR INTERN: Ravens WR works on Capitol Hill
Ayanbadejo, who's been an outspoken advocate on marriage equality since 2009, made headlines last fall when a Maryland state delegate asked the Ravens to stop him from speaking out. The resulting controversy served as a megaphone for his views to be heard nationally.
Ayanbadejo did not speak out as forcefully in the week leading up to the Super Bowl, because he said he didn't want his political views to overshadow his team's goal of winning the game. But he promised to speak out again after the game, and Tuesday he was front and center.
"There is actually a secret as to why we won that football game," Ayanbadejo said. "And everyone here in the LGBT community and all the (straight) allies know what the secret is. But I'm going to share it with you guys and I'm going to share it with the rest of the world. Just make sure that no other NFL teams are listening to the secret, all right."
And next he told of how he eats lunch every day with teammates who line up next to him and how they share their personal lives.
"I'm going to do everything I can not to let that man down because I love that man next to me," Ayanbadejo said.
He believes that some day soon there will be openly gay players in the NFL with whom to share meals and the details of family life.
"I talk to that man about my wife and kids," he said, "and one day that man is going to talk to me about his husband and his kids."
The crowd broke into loud applause, placards bobbing over their heads.
"We won the football game because of love," Ayanbadejo said. "We loved our teammates more than the opposing team, more than the opposition (to gay marriage) and all these other people who are against us, love their family members, their teams and their country. As I said before, at the end of the day, love is always going to win the game."
Other rally speakers included David Frum, a former presidential speechwriter for George W. Bush, and Eleanor Holmes Norton, delegate to the U.S. Congress representing the District of Columbia.
ADVERSITY: Ravens LB keeps overcoming it
"I do have to give credit to a lot of the bipartisanism that's been going on," Ayanbadejo said. "A bunch of people are jumping on board for marriage equality. And we've been here, because we know it's not the popular thing to do, that's not why we're here. We're here because it's the right thing to do. And it's our mission."
There were opponents to gay marriage in the crowd, many carrying signs that said "Every child deserves a mom and a dad." A few protesters carried signs with gay slurs. Gay marriage supporters carried signs such as "It gets better? Let's MAKE it better," and "The arc of history bends toward justice," showing the multicolored arc of a rainbow.
The vibe was mostly celebratory as rally supporters chanted slogans such as "Gay, straight, black, white — marriage is a civil right!" A group of women boogied as they carried a sign saying "Wedding bands make me dance."
"We're not only strengthening the family unit, we're not only strengthening the communities by marriage equality," Ayanbadejo said. "We're strengthening schools. We're allowing kids to stand up taller and be more confident and be happier people. We're strengthening America. And we're also strengthening locker rooms all across the country. No matter what sport it is, you can play."
The crowd was too big for the Supreme Court side of the street and many rally attendees stood on the Capitol side of First Street. Police continually shooed people onto the curbs to keep them from blocking lanes.
"It's such an honor to be here," Ayanbadejo said. "I'm one of the most unlikely of candidates being an ally, and I couldn't be more proud of the LGBT community for who you guys are and believing in yourselves when everyone and everything is telling you no.
"You're going to continue to fight because you know you are on the right side of history. You are on the right side of the law. And all of your allies, like myself, we are going to continue to fight with you. Love is always going to win the game — and the game of life."
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Moderators: Three Stars, dagny, pfim, netwolf
Pavel Bure wrote:**** yeah reign that boy in.
shafnutz05 wrote:Simon Despres reigned on the Iron Throne, having survived an attempt on his life by Lord Bylsma of Grand Haven, who enlisted the help of notorious enforcer, Deryk "The Mountain that Skates" Engelland
dodint wrote:Despres is dead. Long live Despres.
no name wrote:I just don't see Despres being anything more than a career 5th or 6th guy, and a average one at that. Pens need to beef up on the blue line, Despres is soff. At 6'4 you would think the guy could hand it out?? But he can't.
FreeCandy44 wrote:Reign in blood?
FreeCandy44 wrote:Reign in blood?
Antonio wrote:I genuinely believe that with the right coaching and development scheme he could be a top 4 defenseman in the league.
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So you hate royal weddings. Or you love them. Or maybe you've caught yourself attending to arcane details of Prince William and Kate Middleton's plans for April 29, but you can't say exactly why.
Here's one reason: They defy time.
Start with just the idea of monarchy. It may be a deadly serious issue in the Middle East, but as practiced in Britain of late, it all seems so quaint and bygone. Who else in the 21st century gets to walk a red carpet without an agent taking 10%?
Yet a few Fridays from now in London, you can count on a Gothic church, a carriage procession from that church to Buckingham Palace, great queues of commoners and vast inventories of souvenir spoons. To watch a royal wedding is to imagine a world that doesn't change.
But it does, fortunately. I've just spent several days at London landmarks reminding myself of what's been built or transformed — and discovering how dramatically the churches have raised their tourist prices — since London's last epic ("epic" being the operative word) royal wedding on July 29, 1981.
It seemed logical to start with St. Paul's Cathedral, which is where Prince Charles wed Lady Diana Spencer (although it's not where William will wed Kate).
Three decades ago, it cost a tourist nothing to stroll the cathedral's checkerboard floor — and what a floor it is. From it, you gaze up, up, up into the overwhelming 365-foot dome designed in the late 17th century by Christopher Wren, London's original star architect. You did have to pay, however, to climb the 257- or 259-step spiral stairwell (it depends on who's counting) to the Whispering Gallery that circles the interior of the dome, offering a view from 99 feet above the worshipers below.
It's hard to imagine a bigger target, yet somehow, though German bombing leveled many a London building during World War II, British forces kept St. Paul's safe. At war's end in 1945, 30,000 Britons gathered here to celebrate. When wartime leader Winston Churchill died in 1965, authorities brought his body here to lie in state.
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And when Charles and Diana married here in 1981, every detail got a good going-over: the couple's decision to leave "obey" out of Diana's vows; the red carpet they walked on; the 25-foot train of Diana's dress; the 20-year-old bride stumbling on the full name of her husband-to-be, the 32-year-old groom mixing up his pronouns on "worldly goods."
The BBC estimated 600,000 people in the streets and 750 million watching televisions worldwide that day. The couple's first son, William, was born less than a year later, and a second son, Harry, followed in 1984. The couple separated in 1992 and divorced in 1996, just a year before Diana's death with two others in a Paris car crash. When Prince Charles quietly married Camilla Parker Bowles in a civil ceremony in 2005, it was at Windsor Guildhall, far from here.
These days it's free to see St. Paul's if you're worshiping. But tourists will pay about $24 for adults and $9 for most children, with a slight discount for families. (Some days, there is a fast-track line for people who have prepaid their admission fee online, as I did. But other days, like the day I turned up, there is no fast-track line.)
There's no doubt that it costs a fortune to keep the place whole as so many visitors troop through. But in my few moments by the entrance, I heard two British visitors hesitate at the cost.
"I'll give it a miss and come back later," one man said. The other planned on returning just before closing, hoping to slip in for free.
Once you're in, if your legs are willing and your nerves can take the close quarters of the stairwell, climb the steps to the Whispering Gallery, enjoy the view and test the acoustics (said to make whispers audible at 100 feet).
Just 119 more steps will take you to the Stone Gallery and its sweeping balcony views of the city skyline, including all sorts of strangely shaped skyscrapers that have risen in the last decade. Here, as you spy the tiny people walking the streets far below, is a fine place to remind yourself that in 1673, when Wren got approval from King Charles II for his design of this church, nobody understood it especially well. Isaac Newton was still more than a decade away from publishing his law of universal gravitation.
For the fittest of all travelers, 152 more steps will take them to the Golden Gallery, about 280 feet above the floor. I can't tell you about that view, because it was a cold and cloudy day, and I was tired. Down, down, down I clambered to the crypt, where I could sprawl on the carpet and be surrounded by "Oculus," a 30-minute series of 270-degree films, unveiled in July and shown continuously.
With images flickering on three walls and the score resounding deeply, "Oculus" traces the cathedral through the centuries, from the Great Fire of London in 1666 that destroyed it to the blitz of 1940-1941 to the rousing sounds of a contemporary choir rehearsal. See it.
Then step out of the cathedral and follow the pedestrian masses heading south. You're about to do something nobody could do here 30 years ago: stroll across the Thames on a footbridge.
The Millennium Bridge, a few blocks south of St. Paul's, is a steel suspension span, about 1,000 feet long, that puts you into a parade of international visitors who tend to grin and linger even in raking winter winds. The bridge opened in June 2000 — and was shut down within days because its lateral movements gave many people the willies. It reopened in 2002 after a steadying retrofit and can surely be credited for tempting tourists toward the implausible hulk at its southern end.
In 1981, this vast building was the oil-fired Bankside Power Station, designed by the same architect who sprinkled Britain with those beloved red telephone boxes (Giles Gilbert Scott). But oil prices had grown prohibitively high. That year, authorities closed it.
When the site reopened in 2000, it was as a world-class museum — the Tate Modern, a haven for art since 1900, and temptingly visible from the viewing decks of St. Paul's. Many of its 4 million annual visitors pay to see special exhibitions, but it costs nothing to roam the permanent collection or Turbine Hall, the gaping ground-floor space in which the museum displays a commissioned work each year.
The current work, a big bed of porcelain sunflower seeds by Chinese artist Ai Weiwei, didn't do much for me, nor did the museum's explanatory note. ("What you see is not what you see, and what you see is not what it means.") But lots of other things did.
The Monet water lilies, painted on a canvas that's almost the size of a backyard pool, will likely stop you in your tracks. The six Gerhard Richter abstracts may bewitch you. I merrily worked my way up to the seventh floor, then nipped into the restaurant just as it was opening for Saturday night dinner. (Garganelli pasta with mushrooms and a view of the Thames — both excellent.)
What else couldn't you do in London in 1981? Here's a partial list:
Glide on a Boris Bike. Notice the many Barclays Cycle Hire stands? They started popping up around town last summer, and there are dozens now. Londoners call them Boris Bikes, after Mayor Boris Johnson. (Thirty years ago, British political power was more centralized and London didn't even have a mayor.) For a few pounds, you can grab one of the light blue two-wheelers from a stand, ride, then leave it at a stand near your hotel and walk home. It takes some nerve to share the lanes with London traffic, especially on the busiest thoroughfares, especially as an American accustomed to the other side of the street. But I did it in Soho and lived.
Buy a snarky commemorative plate. Soon after the engagement announcement, the people at KK Outlet Gallery, in East London's Hoxton Square, commissioned some cheeky designers to create unofficial collector plates. "Thanks for the day off," one says, referring to the national holiday for the wedding, which falls on a Friday. "It should have been me," another says. Despite a price tag of about $36 each, plus shipping, the gallery sold about 3,000 the first week. "It crashed our website," manager Danielle Pender said. There was plenty of wedding cynicism afoot in 1981, I'm sure, but if anybody put it on a plate, I haven't found it yet on EBay.
See open-air Shakespeare on the old Globe's old turf. Next door to the Tate Modern is Shakespeare's Globe, an open-air theater that replicates the original Globe and stands just a few hundred yards from the site where Shakespeare and Lord Chamberlain's Men put on their shows four centuries ago. Conceived by American actor and director Sam Wanamaker (who died in 1993), this Globe opened in 1997 and offers shows from April through October (www.shakespearesglobe.com), with tours and an exhibition area open year-round.
Walk unhindered from Trafalgar Square to the National Gallery. The laws of London and gravity are such that you will sooner or later find yourself in Trafalgar Square, home of Nelson's Column, the four sculpted lions that guard it and a band of street performers who work the crowd of resting tourists. For decades, the roar and menace of traffic undercut pedestrian pleasures. But in 2003, local leaders banished vehicular traffic from the north side of the square and added a café. This means uninterrupted strolling between the lions and the National Gallery of Art and more space for the jugglers, the magicians and you.
Follow Prince Charles' second career as an architecture critic. The National Gallery specializes in art from 1250 to 1900, and for years its leaders wanted to expand. But when they began to move forward and publicized one proposal for a new wing in 1984, the traditionally inclined prince couldn't hold back. Imagining this postmodern nonsense on Trafalgar Square, he declared, was like finding a "monstrous carbuncle on the face of a much-loved and elegant friend." And Charles got his way. The museum hired a different (but still postmodern) architectural team, Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown. Their Sainsbury wing, which opened in 1991, might still annoy some traditionalists with its "quotations" of disparate elements from other buildings. But the Sainsbury Wing gave the museum more room for its Renaissance paintings, shop and restaurants, and we can't complain about that.
Escape the rain in Great Court of the British Museum. In 1981, the British Museum had the Elgin Marbles (a coveted set of sculptures and architectural details also known as the Parthenon Marbles, removed from Athens in the early 1800s), but Greece wanted them back. In 2011, the British Museum still has them, and Greece still wants them back. But other things have changed. In 2000, the museum reorganized itself and unveiled a new Great Court, an airy two-acre courtyard space covered with a glass-and-steel skylight roof. It not only eases access to the museum's exhaustive collections, but it also makes a fine refuge from wet weather.
Look down on Big Ben. Was it really a good idea to plunk down an overgrown carnival attraction just across the river from perhaps London's most beloved landmark? I wasn't so sure, but I bought a ticket to the Eye anyway, largely because there was no line that night. (The price is about $55 per adult for the no-waiting ticket. In summer, reserve in advance.) After a brief film with kid-pleasing effects, we boarded one of the 32 egg-shaped, climate-controlled, glass-walled capsules as the wheel continued its stately rotation (0.6 mph; and, yes, there is time for somebody to close the hatch). Then the capsule rose over the city with a dozen of us inside, the Thames bent below and the city lights sprawled. It was brilliant — at least, it was if you didn't cower on the bench staring at your knees, as one man did in our capsule while his wife and son oohed and aahed. From the highest point of the 30-minute ride, about 440 feet up, you can admire the tower and green roof of Big Ben as they rise below you (about 315 feet tall) across the water.
From the London Eye, it's a 15-minute walk to Westminster Abbey, where William and Kate are to be wed at 11 a.m., Greenwich Mean Time, on April 29. Whenever you go during open hours, you won't be alone. (I showed up midafternoon on a February weekday and waited 20 minutes.)
The abbey is as intricate as St. Paul's is vast, and there may be no better place to see a sunbeam stream through stained glass and strike a stone smoothed by time. Thanks to a mirrored table inside, you can admire the ceiling without wrenching your neck.
You may, however, strain your imagination considering this: William the Conqueror was crowned on this site in 1066. As was Queen Elizabeth II in 1953 (after assuming the throne in 1952). About 3,000 of Britain's best-known men and women have been buried here, and in 1997, the funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales, was held here. (She is buried on her family's private estate outside London.)
On the day of her funeral, the BBC has estimated, a million people assembled along the cortege route, and as many as 2.5 billion people watched on television. For the wedding of her older son, the Wall Street Journal has forecast a TV audience of 2 billion, a combined Internet and radio audience of 400 million and a likely turnout of 800,000 in the streets.
Once your eyes have adjusted to the light inside the abbey, you notice the march of historic names across its stone markers, and the strains of "Pomp and Circumstance" may sneak into your head. Geoffrey Chaucer. Mary, Queen of Scots. Isaac Newton. Explorer David Livingstone (whose heart was left in Zambia). Composer Edward Elgar (who wrote "Pomp and Circumstance"). In the Poets' Corner: Charles Dickens, Rudyard Kipling, Robert Browning and dozens more, including memorials to many who are buried elsewhere.
"These guys that we're standing on were important to the whole world," a verger (guide) named Beryl Kearny told me. "And some would disagree, but I love that we have the courage to bury men like this in here," she added, nodding toward Charles Darwin's marker. (Darwin died in 1882, 23 years after detailing his theory of evolution, and was promptly entombed here.)
In the 1980s, visitors could enter the abbey at no cost, although some areas required an access fee, Kearny said. Since the late 1990s, church leaders have sought to cover more of their costs by charging all visitors who aren't worshiping. Adults pay about $26; a family of four, about $61.
There are a few new names since 1981, too, including Laurence Olivier, who died in 1989, and Martin Luther King Jr., whose statue is one of 10 the church added in 1998 to honor 20th century Christian martyrs. In fact, King's statue, which stands over the Great West Door, just might have a better firsthand view of this royal wedding than any living American.
"There'll always be an England," as performers Vera Lynn, Tiny Tim and the Sex Pistols have sung or said, each in his or her own time and way. And as long as there is an England, you can bet that even in its oldest quarters, new surprises await.