Mar 8, 2009 #11&12

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Let me say at once, that we will never use this jurisdiction as a means to uphold our own dignity. That must rest on surer foundations. Nor will we use it to suppress those who speak against us. We do not fear criticism, nor do we resent it. For there is something far more important at stake. It is no less than freedom of speech itself.

It is the right of every man, in Parliament or out of it, in the press or over the broadcast, to make fair comment, even out spoken comment, on matters of public interest. Those who comment can deal faithfully with all that is done in a court of justice. They can say that we are mistaken, and our decisions are erroneous, whether they are subject to appeal or not. All we ask is that those who criticize us will remember that, from the nature of our office, we cannot reply to their criticisms. We cannot enter into public controversy. We must rely on our own conduct itself to be its own vindication.
-- note written by a judge of England's Court of Appeal

作为政府机关，对外态度就是不言。也许这是所有国家政府机关保持自我秩序的通用手段吧。如果要说到怎么做个管理者，这段是很有用。只是有的地方，真的那么迫切需要的是管理者吗？

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结束日期Mar 15, 2009

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这一次的文字内容我很喜欢，所以很不负责的拿来出题了。示范音频依然是我读的。下一次不会是没有原版音频的了，保证～