A pithy report from the Lords constitution committee last week warned that breaking the chain of responsibility that connects Whitehall with NHS wards could threaten the right to a judicial review where a service is not available.
SHELBY LYNNE: "I AM SHELBY LYNNE" (Island) Rejecting her disenchanting Nashville career, Shelby Lynne made an album of her own songs, most of them pithy reports of love gone wrong.
There's an amusing bathos to Phil Ochs' pithy account of the Cuban missile crisis, as an advert for toothpaste interrupts a radio report on the US/USSR nuclear stand-off.
A brief news item on the site reporting the name change prompts the pithy comment from one reader, Helmut Horn: "Good.
The chinaSMACK website reported a microblogger who greeted the earthquake with the pithy remark: "Splendid!" A blogger in Taiwan an assistant to a member of parliament criticised donations to Japan, and indulged in racist abuse of Japanese "dogs".
When I say "Forget memory, try imagination," as reported in the Op-Ed article, it is not a pithy Band-Aid over an unhealable hurt.
The assumed idea was that Wolf-Hunkeler would "roll on water," but reported technical difficulties that hampered the effect caused it to garner punny and pithy headlines like artnet News's "Maurizio Cattelan's Wheelchair-on-Water Performance Is More Dunk Than Slam Dunk" and incited the discussion of his possible exploitation of Wolf-Hunkeler.
The Times reported that hundreds of outraged students mobilized into action, protesting with signs bearing the pithy, powerful statement: "Our Culture Is Not a Costume".
Fayehun's style has proved popular: pithy, well-researched social commentary and news combined with satire and comedy Nigerian-born Fayehun is based in New York, where she has teamed up with Sowore, who launched the website Sahara Reporters in 2006 to encourage citizen journalists to report on corruption and mismanagement in Nigeria.
Maybe it's important they don't understand this simply because many of these noble savages post pithy and exciting stuff and report on rumors and problems that most companies want to keep under wraps.
