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The perfect gift or treat for your feet, this pack of three socks comes in Lulu Guinness packaging. There are two pairs of black and one pair of red socks with the a single trademark Lulu lip design on each pair. The socks will fit sizes 4 through to 8 and they are machine washable at 40 degrees. Made from cotton (64%), polyamide (32%), elastane (2%) and other fibres (2%). Socks to show off with...
Lulu Guinness OBE is famous for designing witty handbags and accessories. She launched her company in 1989 and soon became a "must" in every fashion aficionado's address book. Wild praise from the fashion media led to the launch of her stores, which are located around the world including in London, New York and Tokyo.
Lulu's strong personal style and her original ideas have played a large part in her success with her design inspiration combining retro glamour and modern chic. Lulu's collectable bags have been described as "tomorrow's treasures" and have become permanent features in many museums, including the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. In 1996 Lulu was presented with an OBE and in 1999 was awarded The Independent Handbag Designer Awards ICONOCLAST Award for Lifetime Achievement in Handbag Design. Meanwhile her bags are seen on the arms of an ever-expanding list of celebrities including Dita von Teese, Helena Bonham Carter, Katy Perry, Sophie Dahl, Rachel Weisz, Keira Knightley and Sienna Miller.
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Why Most People Say They're Addicted to the Internet [INFOGRAPHIC]
Are you addicted to the Internet?
If so, you're not alone. Some 61% of people feel addicted to the Internet and are unable to quit browsing, according to an informal survey.
Opinion pollster SodaHead surveyed 602 visitors to its site Feb. 16. about whether they experience Internet addiction, and found that many people are self-diagnosed addicts.
Women experience addiction more than men, with 64% of women compared with 55% of men reporting the symptoms of addiction.
Interestingly, respondents addicted to other behaviors were less likely to be addicted to the Internet. Only 48% of smokers, compared with 65% of non-smokers, experience addiction. The margin between drinkers and non-drinkers was narrower, with 57% of drinkers and 64% of non-drinkers describing themselves as Internet addicts.
Among respondents who felt addicted, teenagers between 13 and 17 were worst off, with 73% reporting addiction. As respondents get older, they reported subsequently less addiction, with the exception of those 65 and over, who feel more addicted than their counterparts between 45 and 64.
The poll found that the Internet users who spend the most time online were the least likely to be Internet addicts. Those between 45 and 54, on average, spend the most time each week online, reporting almost 40 hours of browsing each week. Teens, who feel the most addicted spend the least amount of time online, reporting only 22.3 hours per week of use.
Do you consider yourself an Internet addict? How many hours do you spend online each week? Let us know in the comments.
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Report offers new details in Jared Loughner case
Red flags raised about mental stability
Major findings on the Jan. 8, 2011, attack on former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords gleaned from about 2,700 pages of documents released Wednesday, including survivor accounts, police reports and interviews with friends and family of gunman Jared Loughner:
Amy Loughner described her son's run-ins with authorities, use of marijuana and cocaine and increasingly erratic behavior. She said a drug test turned up negative. Randy Loughner said his son became more and more difficult, and it was a challenge to have a rational conversation: "I tried to talk to him. But you can't, he wouldn't let you. ... Lost, lost, and just didn't want to communicate with me no more." Randy Loughner said his son "just doesn't seem right lately."
Despite the bizarre behavior and his school's recommendation he undergo a mental health evaluation, the parents didn't seek help. Loughner, who was ultimately diagnosed with schizophrenia, often talked to himself in the year before the shooting and even laughed during the conversations, which weren't angry or about hurting anyone, his mother said. "And sometimes he would look like he was having a conversation with someone right there. Be talking to someone. I don't know how to explain it. I don't."
Hours after the shooting, Randy Loughner mentioned a video that caused Pima Community College to expel his son. "They didn't like his video. 'Cause, he's always, his First Amendment rights. He's, uh, he's too intelligent. You know? And they, and it, and they, they dismissed him from school. Told him he needed to go see, seek medical help to come back to school. ... He felt that the pigs were out to get him."
The father considered his son's firing as a salesman at an Eddie Bauer store to be a turning point: "He just wasn't the same. He just, nothing, nothing worked, seem to go right for him."
Loughner bought a 12-gauge shotgun in 2008, but his parents took it away from him after he was expelled.
One-time Loughner friend Zachary Osler was an employee at a store where Loughner bought a Glock 9 mm handgun with a 15-round magazine in November 2010. Loughner had a military style haircut and cleared all background checks. He used a Visa card to pay the $559 for the gun and a box of ammo.
Osler remembered Loughner coming into the gun store on at least two occasions in the previous year, including once to apply for a job, for which he was denied. Osler said hello during one of the visits, but Loughner didn't acknowledge or look at him and just continued onward.
Osler told investigators he had grown uncomfortable with Loughner's personality. "He would say he could dream and then control what he was doing while he was dreaming."
Osler told investigators Loughner's parents drank heavily and he didn't get along with his father. "A lot of the times I'd be over there his dad would be yellin' at him about whatever. Kind of a somewhat hostile environment. I never really felt comfortable over there," Osler said.
A few weeks before the shooting, Loughner showed up at the apartment of boyhood friend Anthony Kuck with a 9 mm pistol in his waistband. Loughner said he bought the gun for Christmas for "home protection." Kuck's roommate, Derek Heintz, said Loughner left a bullet as a souvenir. Kuck said he had seen Loughner deteriorate over time: problems with drinking in high school, trouble with police, being kicked out of college, then showing up with a shaved head, bullet tattoos on his shoulder and a gun. "I just know his personality is not normal."
On the day of the shooting, friend Bryce Tierney told investigators that Loughner had called him early in the morning and left a cryptic voicemail that he believed was suicidal. "He just said, 'Hey, this is Jared. Um, we had some good times together. Uh, see you later.' And that's it." Tierney tried to call back, but it was a restricted number that didn't register on his phone.
A wildlife agent pulled Loughner over that morning for a traffic violation. He cried and said, "I've just had a rough time," and then composed himself, thanked the agent and shook his hand after he was let go with a warning. The agent asked Loughner again if he was OK, and Loughner said he was going home.
Loughner went to a convenience store immediately before the shooting and had the clerk call a cab for him. As he waited, he paced inside and outside the store and went to the bathroom three or four times. The employee said that at one point Loughner looked up at a clock and said, "Nine twenty-five, I still got time."
Giffords intern Daniel Hernandez, who helped people sign in as they lined up to see Giffords, recalled handing Loughner a clipboard. "The next thing I hear is someone yell, 'gun!'"
Doris Tucker was talking to Giffords when she was shot. All she recalls of Loughner was a dark, slim shape. "I remember screaming and ... hearing the terrible noise, and seeing the cartridges fly," said Tucker, whose husband was wounded. "I was talking, the next thing I knew, she was down. ... I saw her fall." Witness Lane Beck was pulling up in her car, with Giffords and the line of constituents in full view. Loughner was "kind of hopping up and down as he was shooting," she said. "His face was very animated."
Patricia Maisch said Loughner walked up the line of people waiting to talk to Giffords and shot people at random, including the woman next to her. Then, three men tackled him. In the ensuing struggle, Loughner tried to reload. "He was partly on top of me. I had laid down to get out of the line of fire, I didn't know what else to do. ... Apparently he was out of bullets. He pulled the clip out, so I grabbed the clip and would not let him have that." Maisch then kneeled on Loughner's ankles while others held him down, until she noticed that one of the men was bleeding from his head. She went into the Safeway supermarket to get paper towels to stanch the flow of blood.
Hernandez helped tend to his boss after she was shot in the head. "She couldn't open her eyes. I tried to get any responses for her. Um, it looked like her left side was the only side that was still mobile. Um, she couldn't speak. It was mumbled. She was squeezing my hand," Hernandez said. "Her breathing was getting shallower. Uh, I then lifted her up so that she wasn't flat on the ground against the wall."
Loughner had two Glock magazines in his left front pocket, both fully loaded. In his other front pocket was a foldable knife with about a 4-inch blade. In his back right pocket, he had a baggie with some money, a credit card and his Arizona driver's license. He had peach-colored plugs in his ears and was wearing a black beanie, a black hoodie-type sweatshirt, khaki pants and Skechers shoes.
At Loughner's house, police found two shotguns in the trunk of a car parked in the garage, where they also found photographs of President Bill Clinton and other Pima County officials, including U.S. Rep. Raul Grijalva eating at a Mexican restaurant. A search of a safe in Loughner's room turned up a gunlock, an envelope with his Glock's serial number on it and two spent bullet casings. The envelope said he planned to go ahead with an assassination. Items seized included a copy of the Anarchist Cookbook, photo negatives and writings.
Loughner was polite and cooperative with authorities the afternoon of the shooting. The conversation as Loughner sat in restraints in an interview room was mainly small talk. Little was said over the four hours. Loughner asked at one point if he could please use the restroom and said "Thank you" when allowed. At another point he complained of being sore: "I'm about ready to fall over." When a detective told Loughner he was going to change his restraints, Loughner responded, "Okay. I'm not going to move."
Tierney told investigators he wasn't surprised Loughner shot Giffords. "I don't think he liked Gabrielle Giffords," he said, recalling that when she visited the college they attended, Loughner asked her "'What is government?' and stuff." ... She couldn't give him the answer. ... I feel like he had ... something against Gabrielle Giffords."


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Hi There
I have just installed the latest release of xampp (loving it by the way) onto a clean Windows install and when i bring up the xampp status page it says that MySQL is Deactivated ? Any suggestions ?
Many Thanks
I have the same problem
Starting from the mysqld.exe --console from the command line
090812 21:01:33 [ERROR] listen() on TCP/IP failed with error 10013
- Have you changed anything after the installation (passwords, config files, etc.)?
- Apache, MySQL is running as Application or Service (Svc checked in CP)
- You installation path?
- Your operating system?
- This happens every time you access the status page?
- Any errors/warning during execution of the setup script?
i went to the security page to set the root password for phpmyadmin
if (@mysql_connect("localhost", "pma", "")) {
echo "OK";
} else {
$err = mysql_errno();
if ((1044 == $err) || (1045 == $err) || (1130 == $err)) {
echo "OK";
} else {
echo "NOK";
foxy001 wrote:This solution worked for me to. Cheers.
What does that code change in the php exactly?
bad coding...not professionel...
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Big enough to feed a crowd, and packed with healthy vegetables.
We partnered with the blog The Jew & The Carrot for some High Holidays recipes. This colorful frittata by Rhea Yablon Kennedy is packed with flavor and is incredibly versatile—almost any combination of blanched or wilted greens and veggies will do.... Read More
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SMF's ban policy and how to "appeal" it.
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Heya, folks! We've had a few people banned recently, and there's really no single place for cohesive ban guidelines, so we thought we'd share some guidelines and suggestions with y'all.
First off, getting banned here takes quite a bit of effort. The SMF team takes great pains in working with people that have "crept up on our radar", so to speak, to guide them down a corrective path with gentle nudges via private messages. The more nudges that are done, the less lenient the team tends to be. We really try to work with everyone, as much as possible, so that no one's experience is ultimately disrupted by their actions.
Second, we actually do not discuss bans with anyone except for the person that was banned. This includes anyone that the banned member has requested contact us. I hate to be a big ol' grumpy bear about this, but the more that you persist in this manner, the more inclined we are to take issue with that and possibly implement corrective actions with you. Please remember that if a person was banned, it was for a good reason, and that person SHOULD follow proper procedure for appealing a ban, instead of relying on others to do their "dirty" work.
Third, there are some things that will cause you to be banned real quick.
* Spamming the boards.
* Spamming via Private Messages.
* Abuse of System Resources (including the report to mod feature).
* Ignoring all requests of corrective actions.
* Violating the terms of a previous reinstatement/rescinding of a previous ban.
* Blatant disregard for our community rules.
This isn't a de-facto list, rather, they are just some general guidelines. Please be mindful of the rules that you agreed to when you signed up here; they're there for a reason, folks. :)
Appealing a Ban: There are absolutely no guarantees that even if you appeal a ban that it will be reversed/rescinded, especially if you've been banned previously. The best way to do this would be to drop an email to info[AT]simplemachines[DOT]org.
Key things to remember:
* Be Professional - Think through your email before you send it. Would this be a letter that you would send to your elected government official? If not, redo it.
* Stick to the facts - An email laced with white or blatant lies will often get overlooked.
* If you were legitimately wrong, own up to your error, and acknowledge it.
Key things to NOT do/send:
* Don't send other people to contact SMF on your behalf. If you got banned, take responsibility for your own self. Don't expect/rely on others to do your work for you.
* Don't scream, DON'T TYPE IN ALL CAPS, don't use profanity, unless citing a specific example.
* Don't play the blame game. You were banned for a reason, focus on yourself, and don't be a tattle tale.
Looking through these simple recommended items could save you (and the SMF teamies) a lot of work later on.
TIA, gang!
hımm, thank you metallica48423.
Credit goes to Douglas for writing this. I am no big ol' grumpy bear :P
Grumpy bear in training, perhaps. ;)
In any case, if you're banned, any inquiries about a ban must be directed at info [at] simplemachines [dot] org.
Thanks. Glad to know this new rules! ;)
those aren't new rules, those are common sense guidelines written down ;)
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Charles Biderman, president and CEO of investment research firm TrimTabs, started his career as a stock margin clerk at Francis I. du Pont & Co.
"It was the only job I could get with a BA from Brooklyn College," he says. "The only way to get into the front office was to get an MBA," so, naturally, he went to Harvard Business School.
Following his graduation from Harvard Business School, he started working with short sellers and shorting the real estate market in the mid '70s. In 1975, he bought 1,000 apartment units, two office buildings and six shopping centers from bankrupt REITs. Unfortunately, in 1987, he got caught in another real estate crash and started TrimTabs in 1990, recommending investors short banks that were stuck with a lot of bad real estate.
TrimTabs provides real-time data on the supply and demand of stocks and money available for investment, Biderman says. "All there is in the stock market are shares of stock, and since 80% of stock is owned by institutions, we track money flows in and out of institutions. We also track real-time data on income tax collection, because the most influential factor in money available for investment is income."
The company's efforts have attracted the attention of the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Bureau of Economic Analysis. "We've had a five-year long fight with the BEA and the BLS," Biderman says, "because they don't like the fact that we say they only use surveys and they ignore the real-time data available in income tax collections because that means they would be out of a job." For example, in the first quarter of 2011, TrimTabs said the economy was growing faster and there were more jobs being created than the BLS or the BEA was saying. Two months before our interview, Biderman says, they revised the first-quarter numbers to figures similar to TrimTabs' estimates.
For advisors, the "volatility of investing in a rigged market" will present a major challenge over the next year. "The Federal Reserve has admitted that it is concerned about maintaining and supporting asset prices," Biderman says. "At some point, that will end. Either the economy recovers and the rigging of the market ends," he says, adding that "it probably still will be a nasty decline. Or worse, the economy doesn't recover and they continue to rig more and more, and the eventual decline will be much, much more severe."
"Navigating the unfixing" of the market, Biderman says, will be a challenge advisors have to face, "however it occurs."
Another challenge, he says, is one of odds. "In a world where mathematics say that individuals can't beat the market, how do you invest appropriately for your client given that the odds are against you from the start?" Biderman asks. "How do you create portfolios for the prospect of inflation and deflation occurring at the same time?"
To try to answer those questions, TrimTabs partnered with AdvisorShares to build an actively managed ETF, TrimTabs Float Shrink (TTFS). "Biderman Market Theory says that in the stock market, as in every market, the house always has the advantage over the players," Biderman says. "Individuals can't beat the market. However, companies do have an edge over the investors. They know more than we do. When companies are optimistic, they will reduce the number of shares outstanding via buybacks. If they're pessimistic, they'll be selling more shares than they're buying."
TTFS buys 100 companies that are shrinking the number of shares net of new issuance the most; growing free cash flow; and have a debt-equity ratio that is not increasing. Over the first six months that the fund has been available (it was launched Oct. 4, 2011), it's up 28%, Biderman says.
"If the house has an advantage, I want to invest with the house. Our success over the years has been due to my ability to relate to what's really going on with simple-to-understand supply and demand concepts."
Find out who was named on the 2012 IA 25 in Investment Advisor's May issue.
Check out more extended interviews of the 2012 IA 25 at AdvisorOne.


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Subject: Counterfeit Money Orders
Date: June 26, 2012
Description: Peoples National Bank of Kewanee
Counterfeit Money Orders of Peoples National Bank of Kewanee, Kewanee, Illinois
To: Chief Executive Officers of All National Banks and Federal Savings Associations; All State Banking Authorities; Chairman, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System; Chairman, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation; Conference of State Bank Supervisors; Deputy Comptrollers (districts); Assistant Deputy Comptrollers; District Counsel; and All Examining Personnel
The above-named bank has reported that counterfeit money orders issued in the bank's name and using a correct routing number of 071102487 are being presented for payment nationwide in connection with various telephone and Internet purchase scams.
Counterfeit money orders do not resemble the bank's authentic money orders and may be identified by the following: Counterfeit items are white in color with a blue border and contain the following security statement in the top border of the item: "WARNING: THIS DOCUMENT HAS SECURITY FEATURES IN THE PAPER." The bank's name and address appear in the top-right corner, the words "Personal Money Order" appear in the top-left corner, and a memo line is located in the lower-left portion of the money order.
For additional information and guidance and to verify the authenticity of Peoples National Bank of Kewanee's money orders, please contact David M. Sherrard, Compliance Officer, by mail at 207 North Tremont St., P.O. Box 387, Kewanee, IL 61443; by telephone at (309) 853-3333 ext. 132; by fax at (309) 853-1708; or by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Consumers who receive a counterfeit or fictitious item and associated material should file complaints with the following agencies, as appropriate:
Additional information concerning this matter that should be brought to the attention of the OCC may be forwarded to:
For additional information regarding other types of financial fraud, please visit the OCC's anti-fraud resource at http://www.occ.gov/topics/consumer-protection/fraud-resources/index-fraud-resources.html.
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Like Minded Studio is a Sydney, Australia based design studio specializing in lettering typography and illustration. All of their work is so intricate and curvy and detailed, its hard to believe how much time and effort went in making such good pieces of work. Usually, I don't like to post too much commercial/product design, but what they did for Toohey's beer and Red Bull is kind of amazing. Definitely want to see more of the likes of these guys' lettering work around more often.
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Travis is an author from Huntington Indiana how enjoys entertaining and educating through words. He enjoys telling a story and taking it from his mind to paper. He has authored several books on autism, mental illness, schizophrenia, and disability issues. He continues to write about those issues but also explores some fiction writing as well. Travis has a loving family and enjoys spending time with friends and family. He loves to play bingo and meet new people. One day Travis hopes to start a family of his own and give them so much love. Travis would like to thank his readers for supporting him on his journey of becoming an author. He could not have done it without you.
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Krauthammer's been reading David:
Republicans should simply block what they can. Further tax hikes, for example. The general rule is: From a single house of Congress you can resist but you cannot impose.
Aren't you failing the country, say the insurgents? Answer: The country chose Obama. He gets four years.
Want to save the Republic? Win the next election. Don't immolate yourself trying to save liberalism from itself. If your conservative philosophy is indeed right, winning will come. As Margaret Thatcher said serenely of the Labor Party socialists she later overthrew: "They always run out of other people's money."


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Coffee For A Cause | News
DULUTH, GA -- Pastors Brian Holland, Wes Patterson, and a team of staff members and volunteers developed Phoenix Community Coffee in 2010 as part of their ministry at Phoenix Community Church in Duluth.
Fueled by caffeine, they roast, grind, package and ship some 40,000 pounds of coffee per year out of the same room where church members congregate every Sunday. "Our dream was to become a church that gave away 100 percent of our Sunday offering and in order to do that we needed another form of revenue. We came across coffee as this great gathering point in the community and we just started down this rabbit hole of coffee," said Holland.
That rabbit hole led to partnerships with small coffee farmers in Panama and Guatemala and a production line that churns out coffee for a growing number of non profit organizations who sell it for $13 per pound. Partners include the Atlanta Mission (Formerly Atlanta Union Mission), which helps get homeless men and women off the streets, and Wellspring Living, a nonprofit that helps victims of sex trafficking. Nonprofits receive a portion of their sales. "We receive four dollars for every pound that's sold. It has an unlimited upside for us," said Atlanta Mission's Joe Sumrall.
And despite the steep price tag, Phoenix Commity Coffee gets a lot of repeat customers. "Our coffee is ranked in the top one percent in the world," said Holland.
The coffee is sold online at 85 individual websites. For a partial listing click here. "Our ultimate goal is to put 20 communities around the city that give 100 percent of their offering to help the underserved, disconnected, addicted, hurting, marginalized, under-resourced people of Atlanta," said Holland.


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Vuforia for Unity 2018 support available
Sounds reasonable. My concern is that I will have to maintain another repository for the Windows Store version and 2 versions of my game. If switching between the Windows Store version and the Desktop version doesn't mess up anything, would I be able to get away with 1 repos and switching in the build script or similar? (assuming I don't use any unsupported features).


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Punishment is a topic of increasing importance for citizens and policymakers. Why should we punish criminals? Which theory of punishment is most compelling? Is the death penalty ever justified? These questions and many others are addressed in this highly engaging guide.
Punishment is a critical introduction to the philosophy of punishment, offering a new and refreshing approach that will benefit readers of all backgrounds and interests. The first critical guide to examine all leading contemporary theories of punishment, this book explores – among others – the communicative theory of punishment, restorative justice, and the unified theory of punishment. Thom Brooks examines several case studies in detail, including capital punishment, juvenile offending, and domestic abuse. Punishment highlights the problems and prospects of different approaches in order to argue for a more pluralistic and compelling perspective that is novel and groundbreaking.
Punishment is a textbook designed to introduce both undergraduate and postgraduate students to the topic of punishment. It will be essential for undergraduate students in: philosophy, criminal justice, criminology, justice studies, law, politics, and sociology.
Table of Contents
Preface. Introduction. Part I: General Theories 1. Retributivism 2. Deterrence 3. Rehabilitation 4. Restorative Justice Part II: Hybrid Theories 5. Rawls, Hart, and the 'Mixed Theory' 6. Expressivism 7. Unified Theory Part III: Case Studies 8. Capital Punishment 9. Juvenile Offenders 10. Domestic Abuse 11. Sexual Crimes. Conclusion. Bibliography. Index
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Thom Brooks is Reader in Law at Durham University. He is the editor and founder of the Journal of Moral Philosophy.
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"Lucid, fair-minded, and well-informed, Thom Brooks' Punishment offers a superb introduction to a complex and contentious subject. Many a perplexed student will find illumination in his patient discussion of each of the leading theories. The way Brooks shows their interconnectedness and application in practice – to capital punishment, juvenile offenders, domestic violence, and the like – will interest not only students but scholars as well."
—Stuart P. Green, Distinguished Professor of Law and Nathan L. Jacobs Scholar, Rutgers School of Law
"As a topic in moral and political philosophy, punishment has been jolted back to life. In the last quarter century, retribution has returned with a vengeance, both in the theoretical literature and (with a very different emphasis) in public policy. The rise of the victim as a player in the criminal justice system has also fuelled a counter-trend, placing an emphasis on redress. Human rights, privatization, globalization, the rise of the therapist, the lobbyist, the terrorist: all have affected our ways of punishing and of thinking about punishment. A new survey of the terrain is overdue. And who better to conduct it than Thom Brooks, whose grasp of the literature and feel for the issues is second to none? From the noble ideals of 'communicative' theory to the grim realities of children in prison: in Punishment Brooks covers it all with insight, rigour, and energy."
—John Gardner, Professor of Jurisprudence, University of Oxford
"Thom Brooks has produced a valuable introduction to, and critical survey of, current theoretical approaches to punishment together with an analysis of their implications for practice. In addition, he has provided a spirited defence of a new, unified theory inspired by the British Idealists and encompassing retributive, consequentialist, and restorative elements. Written in a lucid and engaging style, the book will interest a wide range of readers – students, theorists of punishment, as well as those engaged in criminal justice policy."
—Alan Brudner, Albert Abel Professor Emeritus, Faculty of Law, University of Toronto
"Thom Brooks' Punishment is a rare thing: a book about a complex and important topic that is both of interest for experts and accessible to non-experts."
—Andrew Cornford, Lecturer in Criminal Law, The University Of Edinburgh, in Criminal Law and Criminal Justice Books.
"This book has the ability to speak to a wide audience about the theoretical and practical issues surrounding the discussion of punishment. It's illustration of the application of general and hybrid theories to case studies of different types of crime allows the reader to understand how such theories can be applied and discussed in practice in contemporary western society." — Helen Nichols, Prison Service Journal