"I am considering running for president very seriously," he informs me.
The Rugby Football Union, which "takes its relationship with the local community very seriously", it informs us, has done precisely as requested and – wait for it – banned fancy dress.
In October Triggs was grilled in a Senate estimates committee about an interview she gave the Saturday Paper in April in which she reportedly said politicians were "usually seriously ill informed" and had "lost any sense of the rule of law".
But seriously, with informed media commentators like @LadyBigMac in your corner how could you lose?
Lack of knowledge on overdetection seriously hampers informed decision making in participation in cancer screening.
The problem today unfortunately is that voters who take their responsibility to be informed seriously enough to search out information about the candidates are finding it harder and harder to do so, particularly if they do not have access to the Internet.
"The U.S. government is taking these reports seriously and has informed its official staff in China of this event," the alert said.
She credits Mr. Hockney with teaching her not to take herself too seriously, a perspective that informs her work to this day.
But we do still need institutions that take seriously the mission of informing and debating, of reporting events and exchanging ideas – and we need them to be integrated into the way that people consume and participate in news.
Good to see Amazon taking informing shareholders seriously, yeah?
