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The first time this happened was with the lineage B.1.1.1.1, which became C.1.
Eventually they ran out of single letters and had to switch to a two-letter code. We are about halfway towards needing a 3-letter code.
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A great crowd of lovely people at @Vicar_Street with @PillowQueens
Making the message on climate change more local - by @BerkeleyEarth
We talk about global warming (2C, 3C, etc.), but no one lives in the global average; land areas where we live have already warmed nearly 2C.
A new @BerkeleyEarth tool shows exactly how your country has warmed in the past and might warm in the future. berkeleyearth.org/policy-ins…
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Article from from Sept 2016 featuring a prescient @SamuelMarcLowe bbc.com/news/uk-england-devo…
Alan Sloane retweeted
Replying to @MollyJongFast
Never thought I'd se Boole 1 at @UCC sneak into a poem
Wonderful memories of young love and longing during my school days came flooding back this morning thanks to 'Plunder,' a fantastic poem from @vkennefick in the latest @BadLilies.
badlilies.uk/victoria-kennef…
If one believes that grades are "absolute" measures, then one should hope that grades increase over time, given the great effort and investment staff and colleges put into improving teaching and learning in HE.
WTF?!
The proportion of honours degree graduates achieving a First Class Honours or equivalent increased from 16.8% for the class of 2014 cohort to 24.3% for the class of 2020 cohort.
HIGHER EDUCATION – KEY FACTS AND FIGURES 2020/2021 | News | hea.ie/2021/10/11/higher-edu…
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Very peculiar stuff imho, but then I'm never going to buy a Bentley! Perhaps @SamuelMarcLowe can explain?
theguardian.com/business/202…
While this is the rational and ethically correct endpoint, it didn't seem likely in a culture and politics based in "cheap food"
Replying to @ShaneBrennanUK
Whilst it likely means less range, less choice, and higher cost on the shelf (at least in the short term), it also means higher wages, new career opportunities and a new appreciation of the value and importance of food. end/
The NYT calls it "soaringly sentimental" - true but one of my very favorite films"
Nino Castelnuovo, ‘The Umbrellas of Cherbourg’ Star, Dies at 84 nyti.ms/3hpEAuM
Alan Sloane retweeted
Anticipating that we’re going to have to make some tough decisions about whether to go to in-person work or send a kid to in-person school in the days ahead, I bought some rapid home COVID test kits. My thoughts on how to use them to make decisions. 1/N
The excitement is building in Enfield for @yevagabonds tonight by the canal
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Excellent article on preparations (or lack of) for the new academic year in Ireland @aoifemcl irishtimes.com/opinion/we-ca…
Alan Sloane retweeted
on the contrary, if your employer wants to rent office space from you, they should pay for it.
This minister is 100% right. If you want the continued benefit of working from home then don’t expect a salary that was designed for staffers commuting into the office. itv.com/news/2021-08-08/mini…
Just finished "The Wall" by @HowToSpeakMoney in one overnight session the day of the new IPCC report. Definitely an "unputdownable" novel. HT @FaberBooks
Alan Sloane retweeted
Shipped from the Netherlands, cost €380,000, made from a complex range of materials sourced all over the world including computer components, built on a assembly line and requiring server access. If only we had SOMETHING that could clean our city air for virtually nothing 🤔
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