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Tolkien's "The Homecoming of Beorhtnoth Beorhthelm's Son" reads as though Tolkien was imagining himself channelling the missing lines of the fragmentary "The Battle of Maldon. If computerisation is driving Hadid's increasingly complex shell forms (the London Olympic Aquatic Centre, for instance), there's also a bravura sense of branding (Z-Wave, her Z-Scape furniture, a Z-Island kitchen) and glamour (are the new silver paintings somehow channelling Andy Warhol? First, increased funding is required to pay for building up services towards universal access; second, financial protection systems have to be established at the same time as access improves; and third, the channelling of increased funds, both domestic and international, has to guarantee the flexibility and predictability that make it possible to cope with the principal health system constraints, particularly the problems facing the workforce. |
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