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...such as Pullman, Joan Aiken, illustrator Quentin Blake and ex-Monty Pythoner Terry Jones, who has been writing popular children's books since 1981. The collection, with a concentration of postwar literature, includes a 1940-99 set of the low-cost, high-quality Ladybird books, which made reading widely accessible. A recent addition is an original illustration by Faith Jaques from the first edition of Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. The center's new $11.3 million home is located in Newcastle's once-derelict Ouseburn Valley, a warehouse neighborhood of artists' studios and galleries. Built...
...heroin dealer, DEA administrator Karen Tandy sends a threatening message to physicians and patients alike. Unless rhetoric is followed up with a thoughtful and commonsense policy, it will be government run amuck. You can be sure that I and thousands of others will do what is necessary to get access to drugs needed by our families...
...floors of exhibition space: "Incredible Journeys," which runs until Easter next year, will explore the reading experience with seven rooms of styles and genres, such as topsy-turvy world, wilderness world and a world of quests and challenges. There's also a story lab, in which the public can access digitized collection material, a sunny reading nook, a caf? and a bookstore. Flossie Hunt, 11, of Rothbury, Northumberland, predicts that "people will want to spend the whole day here." Memo to Hogwarts admin: get those school trips organized pronto...
...Monday, the City Council unanimously passed an order asking the city’s Commissioner of Public Works “to ensure that all construction related trucks and materials be directed to Cowperthwaite Street,” while at the same time providing for adequate emergency access on Cowperthwaite...
Harvard University Dining Services (HUDS), which co-sponsored the event with the Summer School Program, provided four teams of five students with cutlery, a frying pan, a pot, and ingredients including peppers, potatoes, garlic, and spinach. Participants also had access to a “pantry” of condiments and other embellishments. Yet contestants could not choose their culinary weapons until the unveiling of a “secret ingredient”—shrimp—immediately before cooking...