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We used to have wildlife and UK scenes on the old passports IIRC... and they always brought me joy and pride at my country. I hope they change the wildlife for more and different wildlife!
Palantir CEO promises that his technology will reduce educated women's economic and political power newrepublic.com/post/207693/...
I know that there are volcanologists who have died in volcanic eruptions (most well-known being Galeras), have there been any seismologists killed in an earthquake? Hydrologists lost in a flood? Paleontologists dead in unfortunate trilobite mishaps?
That ys me yn the corner
That ys me yn the
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puttinge lyke fyve paragraphs of texte on an individual powerpoynte slyde
It's all we ask, Steve...
Feel like this should have got bigger pick-up last week
The General Secretary of Labour's largest affiliated union and biggest donor over last 10 years writing in the @financialtimes.com they might disaffiliate in 2027.
And if this is happening in Unite, other unions will be considering similar...
Quick shout to www.instagram.com/sheffieldhal... on Instagram
A cartoon by Ron Cobb (1975), showing a shadow of US B-52 bomber above cratered landscape. Two people who look like Vietnamese peasants look up; one says “they’re having problems with their economy again.”
This is from 1975.
This image depicts the aftermath of the Great Sheffield Flood of 11 March 1864.The disaster was caused by the collapse of the newly constructed Dale Dyke Dam. The dam wall failed while the reservoir was being filled for the first time, releasing roughly 114 million cubic feet of water into the Loxley Valley. The flood resulted in the deaths of an estimated 240 people and nearly 700 animals. It destroyed or damaged over 400 houses and 20 bridges, significantly impacting villages like Loxley and Malin Bridge
The Great Sheffield Flood devastated parts of Sheffield OTD, 11 March 1864, when the Dale Dyke Dam broke as its reservoir was being filled for the first time. A small crack had been discovered in the embankment. Despite attempts to relieve the pressure, the dam breached. Around
Today, the Vice Chancellor of SHU reveals a significant assault on employee terms and conditions along with further job cuts. SHU aims to achieve £26.6 million in savings for the next year, with £16 million being cut from staffing expenses. More at: ucuhallam.org/igp6
Our new research paper examined birth outcomes and both physical and psychological experiences of women and babies in 5 models. seeing the same midwife was associated with lower rates of intervention and birth trauma, compared with standard care.
theconversation.com/seeing-the-s...
Do the Epstein files contain life ending rather than just career ending evidence?
A few medieval reenactors in Neville livery
Richard Neville banner flies over Warwick Castle
Reenactors (I think from Dudley household) at Warwick Castle event
That neville banner again
Photos from #ATOL (A Taste of Loyalty Premier) at Warwick
@a.taste.of.loyalty_film @mattlewishistory @thethomasdennis
So I’m clear
3 countries, all whose government’s are propped up by religious fervor & impotent rage, are converging on each other with Putin stirring
But the End Times are coming because I’m sharing a bathroom with someone whose mom accidentally named her Steve at birth.
Have I got that right?
As the US/Israel attack on Iran is likely to tip the UK into recession, let's not forget that Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves are trashing our rivers, ecosystems, communities, health and resilience for the sake of economic growth. But, as they are now discovering, it's not something they can control.
The UK should be at war with this war criminal scum and interning his British apologists.
Where structural masonry becomes architectural expression the stunning new belvedere at Begijnhof Hasselt, Belgium.
Where structural masonry becomes architectural expression the stunning new belvedere at Begijnhof Hasselt, Belgium.
All the wrong people have imposter syndrome.
Repairs to Lincoln Castle which is nearly 1,000 years old to begin this summer. 👎
BBC News - Lincoln Castle repairs to begin this summer - BBC News
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
TL;DR flaggy go flap-flap
Banner of Richard Neville, Earl of Warwick flies over the castle.
Went to the Premier of "A taste of loyalty" at #Warwick Castle.
The banner of Richard Neville flew on the tower.
A great night!
Not going away!!!
#Iran
#Epstein
#EpsteinFiles
We never mention is many who are #neurodivergent spend years being given inappropriate serious medication, anti depression, anti anxiety, even anti psychotic drugs. It really is horrific as it never works, years in and out of therapy.
So if your trying to save NHS budgets tbh. Diagnosis matters.
A plaque has been unveiled at the Town Hall commemorating the Sheffield Tree Campaign.
“In recognition of the courageous campaigners who saved thousands of street trees from wrongful felling by Sheffeld City Council, and as a reminder to all that such failures in leadership must never happen again”
Optical illusion of a woman bent over some papers. Her sunglasses are pushed up and she is wearing a hair band so the top of her head looks exactly like a Muppet face
Sorry I know the world is in a terrible fix but I've been laughing at this for ten minutes now
People once again surprised that the commodities markets are *global*. 🙃
Booke, booke,
Reade a booke,
Reade anothir booke,
Reade a large amounte of bookes -
Bookes are freakinge awesome
Is anybody else in academia *really* struggling with motivation at the moment? With the combination of deep restructuring, the dreadful labour market and gen AI, it feels like the walls are closing in. Some of us were hoping to work for 20 more years!
Our kill-doers have no rules at all. They can do anything they want, and I'm making myself personally liable for any war crimes that may happen, or have already happened
I'm not worried about it because I'm a big tough army man, also presumably I'll get pardoned or whatever if it comes to it LOL