come a time when the lecturer of the day will not have known him personally, hence it is the more a pious charge on those who have had the advantage of his friendship to commemorate his virtues. For they know well that Edward Long Fox was a man held in especial honour and affection by his medical brethren in this city and neighbourhood. Honoured for his wide culture and knowledge of his profess...

Young adults: beloved by food and drinkmarketers and forgotten by public health? Becky Freeman1,*, Bridget Kelly2, Stefanie Vandevijvere3, and Louise Baur1,4 Prevention Research Collaboration, School of Public Health, University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW 2006, Australia, Early Start Research Institute, School of Health and Society, University of Wollongong, Wollongong, Australia, Department of Epi...

In addition to being a remarkable scientist (as described by Chris Marshall in this issue), Alan was a kind and generous mentor, colleague, advisor, and friend. Here, several of Alan’s trainees, colleagues, and fellow JCB editors share their memories of him. What is clear from their accounts is that the scientific community and JCB have lost a beloved colleague—a gentleman scientist of sharp in...

ated Trade Unions, has recently ascended to the Throne on the death of Lord Williams, our beloved Monarch for so many years. His Lordship described the continuing success of the present form of government, which has so effectively resolved all the vexed Problems of party politics. He finished his distinguished oration by welcoming Lord Higgins, recently appointed to the peerage for his outstand...

The barefoot Carmelite Maria de São José Salazar, a beloved disciple and faithful follower of Saint Theresa Jesus, was the author remarkable literary production, practically all it written in Lisbon, at convent Albert. This article focuses particularly on his poetic production those poems that show similarities with John Cross.

From trauma to amnesia to senior moments, memory has been a major plot line in films since the 1942 classic, Random Harvest. John Seamon, an author and professor of psychology whose research includes how a camera aids memory and the impact of storytelling on memory, has shifted his lens to focus on how memory has been portrayed in one of the world's most beloved art forms.

Is public opinion a beloved but unreal myth like the unicorn? Or a thing out there in the garden like an elephant, of which sight-impaired, competing methodologists measure different parts? Or a fuzzy set of probabilities like the electron, both wave and particle, perhaps of inherently uncertain location? Or does it include all of the above? ...If we want to measure public opinion, we need to d...

Col 1:11-20 May you be made strong with all the strength that comes from his glorious power, and may you be prepared to endure everything with patience, while joyfully giving thanks to the Father, who has enabled you to share in the inheritance of the saints in the light. He has rescued us from the power of darkness and transferred us into the kingdom of his beloved son, in whom we have redempt...