In one of the book's few off-notes, Max seems far more sympathetic to Gajdusek than to Prusiner, whom he describes as "at home in the world of conferences, luxury hotels and business-class air travel, not in the field Gajdusek loved".
The Sun was among the papers to describe how "at homes and famous buildings across the nation lights were extinguished at 22 00 for an hour - with a single flame or candle left burning in memory to the millions who died".
A shared-care model, which is the most described hospital-at-home model in the United Kingdom [ 5], with possibilities for fast and direct consultation of pulmonologists, could be a satisfying model for both physicians and patients.
That's precisely why, on his Thursday radio phone-in this week, deputy prime minister Nick Clegg felt the need to describe stay-at-home parents as having made a "noble decision".
"The six of us fought and screamed over the news on 'Huntley-Brinkley' " is how she describes dinnertime at home.
Children describe benefits at home (better sleep patterns, less anxiety) and school (more able to concentrate, less conflict).
The letters exchanged by Jay and his wife and other members of their family describe life at home and abroad both during and after the American Revolution, and reveal the emotional bond between John and Sally, as Sarah Livingston Jay was called.
In discussing the making of her work, Eke describes playing at home with her computer and a television monitor, "playing it back live and then recording the image so it builds this repetitive image.
In interviews and surveys, women from 25 to 45 years of age are now more likely than they were in the past to describe staying at home with their children as a phase in a life that gives equal importance to paid employment.
One young man, relatively recently moved to a rural area, described walking home at midnight the night before: "there was no Sun, no Moon – but I could still see the way; no torch – just starlight – you get amazing skies here" (F31 Swansea).
