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spec: A traditional holiday in Blackpool , with the zest and good humour of ordinary people set free from their usual routine and determined to have fun . In order for the Commission to determine whether the lifetime bar prohibits [ the requesting individual ] , as a lobbyist for a statewide educational organization , from working on the State 's annual budget and matters dealing with school aid , the Commission must determine whether [ the requesting individual ] seeks to work on the same `` case , proceeding , application or transaction '' on which he worked while in State service . '' Herron ' s experience in plant operations , distribution and materials makes him a valuable asset to the Department . Note that `` know '' is not grammatically acceptable ! The application , proper or otherwise , of these powers is a matter altogether beside the present inquiry . The secret art of the R. C. is declared to be a matter of fact , and not an abstract or fanciful thing ; and the profanum vulgus are assured that those who are in the possession of such an imperial secret can dispense with the praise of the world . That 's it . Lucky he had so much money - - we might have had to beg and advertise for years to start the thing , and then it would have been a matter of public amusement - - just sport for the papers . However , for a matter of months the lack of privacy may become unbearable . According to him , teachers should be required to continue with life-long training in order to continuously improve their teaching skills and methods , use of information and communication technology , and knowledge of the subject matter .