Elsevier-funded NY Congresswom... (michaeleisen.org)

Reading Zite over lunch and this gem popped up. Have always been intrigued by the public access to publicly funded research that the US govt. insists upon. Seems to me it's only feasible for the very large organization... But to be applauded nonetheless.

But what's intriguing here if correct is the notion that there is no discussion about the congresswoman being asked to front a congressional disciplinary committee for such an apparently commercially motivated behaviour. 

Elsevier-funded NY Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney Wants to Deny Americans Access to Taxpayer Funded Research
http://www.michaeleisen.org/blog/?p=807

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Architectural Record News | At Long Last, Museum for African Art Finds a Place to Call Its Own

Architectural Record News | At Long Last, Museum for African Art Finds a Place to Call Its Own - another museum to model? A Robert Stern design. In Manhattan. Illustration on this web site looks potentially interesting. Risks being a corporate clone dog's breakfast because it incorporates "116 housing units on top...".