Of those that are, quite a lot don't show with ordinary search techniques. You often have to "know" where what you are looking for is located, which is contradictory.
For those who graduated before fees were introduced, the time at university was one of opportunity. Those in charge of education saw this as promoting social mobility, opening doors for all. That a Labour government reverse that is sickening. Not least because many will have gained from grants.
This probably fuelled some of the economic growth of the 80s in certain sectors. It also raised the profile of UK FE across the globe, somewhat in decline now.
Noted. I was trying to capture the notion that the act of writing itself shapes things and may limit, confine. Once written it's not an "ongoing dialogue" anymore. People ascribe authority to the written word. Perhaps we shouldn't.
This makes a lot of sense. There is so much in the therapeutic process which is never truly finalised. It kind of makes the effort to be definitive about "where you are now" appear needlessly reductive. More "Here's a snapshot, does it match what you feel? What can we add?" might work better.
BBC 2's 1975 compilation is way more accessible. So impressed with the tracks selected. I kind of forget how much good music came that year and pretty varied too. Not thinking to watch The Menu before sleep.
Trump’s EO states that only the "President and the AG shall provide authoritative interpretations of the law for the executive branch". The order directs executive branch employees not to advance legal interpretations that conflict with those provided by the president or attorney general.”
Sadly yes. It takes actual deaths to see change. Even serious collisions which add to KSI stats don't see a lot happen unless mortality figures. Lawyers all too ready to go down the victim blaming route too. Including those who should know better.
I'd be surprised if many sitting MPs have A-level English. Given the complexity of many pages that pass before them, you hope they have. I'll wait for the stats. There's time.
Walking through a local supermarket today, I went by 2 outsized vehicles. One called Barbarian, the other Raptor. No driver to be seen. Half tempted to wait to see who felt they needed these to do their daily shop. Half not. The owners were probably moaning that the parking spaces are too small.
The idea of the enemy having flown with RAF pilots is probably one that may have been excised from many records, should it have happened = an inconvenient narrative. WW1 flying tales tell of a grudging respect between the pilots. That disappears in WW2. Seems likely there was some interplay.
