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So #Mondelez have got their claws into Mozartkugeln and turned them to 💩. Is there a chocolate on the planet that they haven’t violated?
Milka chocolate used to be a real treat. Now it is greasy and tasteless. Yet another chocolate brand @MDLZ has managed to ruin.
@dhlexpressuk what is the point of putting a vacation hold on a package if you decide to delivery it anyway, to goodness knows where and now the package is lost? I requested a vacation hold until today and you ignored it. What absolutely appalling service.
@dhlexpressuk for the second time in as many weeks you failed to deliver my package. Look at this picture. Does this look like a delivery to you? Or is it a random pile of packages in a warehouse? @olaplex you need to know that your packages are not being delivered to customers.
Anything to add, @RichardBakerMP ? All roads lead to Westminster.
MP for Alloa & Grangemouth lays out the case for independence. Obviously the union isn’t working.
Dr. Anne “kiddo” Tierney 🇪🇺🕯 retweeted
Scotland becoming an oil producing country with no ability to refine oil is ridiculous. It would also be an example of a country that is fuel insecure and typical of a country with an underdeveloped economy.
We are delighted to announce the theme for the 51st Improving University Teaching conference, taking place at the University of Westminster Marylebone campus.
“Redefining Education: Navigating Sustainability and Innovation in a VUCA World”
More at: iutconference.com/
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Please re-Tweet if you agree: supporting a loved one living with #dementia is a master class in learning to be gentle with ourselves for mistakes and continually adapt.
#Alzheimers #dementia #mentalhealth #quote
And this is why universities are NOT businesses.
The dying humanities at Leiden University.
Arabic has been taught at Leiden since 1586. Leiden holds the oldest continual chair of Arabic in Europe, established in 1613.
Budget cuts from central government combined with faculty deficit (over 5million euros) will batter the humanities at Leiden University in the coming period. Important to note the details below are proposals yet to be ratified by the faculty board.
Starting in 2026-27 academic year, my university, Leiden, end all bachelor degrees in African and Latin studies.
Middle East Studies will also come to an end. This includes all specialisations of Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Hebrew, and Islamic Studies.
Ancient Near Eastern Studies will have to substantially reduce their specialisations (tracks).
Japan studies, China studies, Korea studies, South and South Asian studies will merge into Asian Studies.
German, French, and Italian programmes will merge into European Languages and Cultures degree programme.
Just spent the last week with an amazing group of people, tackling Module One of the @HeriotWattUni #GlobalLeadersProgramme
Many thanks to the programme team and much love and respect to #GLP2 cohort!
Can’t wait to see you all in Dubai for Finance!!
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Dr. Anne “kiddo” Tierney 🇪🇺🕯 retweeted
'Maps also play an active role in dehumanising others, making it easier to view humans and their ways of life as targets of military action. Maps take a messy, complicated world and turn it into a flat picture' - @DougSpecht (@UniWestminster).
blog.geographydirections.com…
Dr. Anne “kiddo” Tierney 🇪🇺🕯 retweeted
An example of a major difference—one of many—between MMT & vanilla Keynesianism is that MMT does not mistake deficit neutrality (i.e. fully “paid for” spending) for inflation neutrality. Big and ongoing shortcoming on the vanilla side, which puts us at heightened risk on the inflation front. As I explained here nytimes.com/2021/04/07/opini…
I'm glad to hear @StephanieKelton was not involved with the Jared interview.
Also glad to hear that MMTers agreed with some of the things the Biden Admin did. I can assure folks MMT was not our framework. Needs to be some way of distinguishing MMT from vanilla Keynesianism.