Also on this list is a magnificent report from her keyboard about the social and environmental damage caused by generators in her village (parts I, II, III and IV), where questions about the sacrosanct "Energy Revolution" are posed directly to Fidel Castro.
He was, I'm delighted to report, magnificent: never more so than when performing this 1979 B-side, a brutal, feedback-laden paean to S&M from the dark, filthy, pre-fame Ants.
Newcastle United 2 Hull City 3 match report: Magnificent Sone Aluko stuns Magpies with super-strike Three stony-faced men; Joe Kinnear, the director of football, Mike Ashley, the owner of Newcastle United and Graham Carr, the club's chief scout, all sat together in the directors' box at St James' Park at a game for the first time yesterday.
It was an imposing red brick building, described in the Guardian's 1955-56 woreportreport as "magnificent".
After the young Schubert heard "Iphigénie en Tauride" for the first time, he "was totally beside himself over the effects of this magnificent music," a friend reported, "and asserted that there could be nothing more beautiful in the world".
"He has done a magnificent job - the report is a great foundation to build on for the future".
The Real Estate Record and Guide reported in 1879 that Edward Clark, then planning his magnificent Dakota, was considering building "a spacious residence" on his park-front property.
For the record, this year's magnificent seven those with the best scores for social policy and environment reports—are the Co-Op Bank, Novo Nordisk, BAA, British Telecom, Rio Tinto, Shell and BP.
"We've been developing players like Phil Jones (who was sold to Manchester United for a reported £17m in 2011) and Grant Hanley and Jason Lowe, who were both magnificent at Wolves.
The report added: "It is hard to believe that such a magnificent creature is almost gone".
