The £2.2m project, partly funded by the Department of Trade and Industry, aims to bring together the disparate historical and recent records on pipes and cables and turn them into a form that can be read on a handheld computer.
In societies with higher poverty and inequality rates -- keep in mind that America is breaking recent records on both fronts -- shame especially, and consequently violence, is quite prevalent.
"Don't rely on us alone" may be an accurate and important message to send, but given Washington's recent record on fiscal negotiations, it is hardly a comforting one.Even more unnerving was the dissonance between Mr Bernanke's focus and tone, and the palpable sense of nervousness amongst the Jackson Hole attendees.
His calling cards have been fiery, dramatic accounts of works like Liszt's B minor Sonata, the centerpiece of his recent recording on the Myrios Classics label, or programs like the one he will play at the 92nd Street Y next Saturday and at the Irving S. Gilmore International Keyboard Festival in Kalamazoo, Mich., a week later.
And the department's recent record on appeal of Microsoft-related cases has not been favorable.
(You can also find a more recent recording on the Phono Suecia label, with Evgeny Svetlanov conducting the Swedish Radio Symphony).
I lost track of Coleman over the years, though I still have my "Sine Die" cassette and a more recent record, "On the Rising of the 64 Paths".
At a Feb. 14 public talk in Washington, Foreign Minister Kostyantyn Gryshchenko offered an eloquent defense of Ukraine's recent record on democratic practices.
MOSTLY by accident, Britain's recent record on curbing greenhouse-gas emissions, which are believed to contribute to global warming, is one of the best in the world.
(At least he does so on Mr. Gergiev's recent recording on the house label of the Mariinsky Theater. In rehearsal, saving his voice, he sounded more like a distant cricket).
But Congressional officials say that over all, its recent record on Iraq has been better than that of its larger rivals, including the C.I.A., with more than 1,500 analysts, and the Defense Intelligence Agency, with more than 3,000.
