Yes Justice Scalia, There Were Patents Relating To Training Horses in the 1890s; But More Importantly, We Need Them Today
Can you patent horse training?
Can you patent horse training?
If you haven’t already heard, ‘unfriend’ is the New Oxford American Dictionary ‘Word of the Year’. In honor of this announcement, I surveyed Facebook users across the country about why they would choose to unfriend someone. The results ranged from robots and rages, to baby photos and politics.
Laura Pappano discusses Elizabeth Lambert’s hair-pulling and sportsmanship in women’s athletics.
The podictionary word of the week is “midwife”.
Professor Christian Kay on the press interest in the HTOED.
Ammon Shea reveals how the Oxford Word of the Year is chosen.
Anatoly Liberman discusses the etymology of Whitsunday.
An excerpt from The Killer Trail by Bertrand Taithe.
Geoffrey Block share five facts about West Side Story.
Elvin Lim comments on the Khalid Sheikh Mohammed’s upcoming trial in New York for the September 11th attacks within the context of justice in our legal system.
An excerpt from Hysteria: The Biography.
Birds are singing, the sun is shining and I am joyful in the morning without caffeine. Why? Because it is Word of the Year time (or WOTY as we refer to it around the office). Every year the ‘New Oxford American Dictionary’ celebrates the holidays by making its biggest announcement of the year.
Get some first hand perspective on the changes South Africa has seen since winning the 2010 World Cup bid.
Jake Kraft looks at one of South Africa’s biggest exports: its people.
What Rebecca has been reading.
Helen Eaton and Dewi Jackson share photos of their trip to South Africa.