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Just over a year away from the start of next year’s 28th ICDE World Conference on Online Learning in Dublin 2019 - planning is well underway. There will be some interesting twists that will add a distinctively Irish flavour. Call for papers in November @wcol2019 @mbrownz
Imagine having the brass neck to demand fundamental changes to the deal you peddled as a huge success and got given a life peerage for
https://t.co/aj4OvXmeRE
Priti Patel’s Home Office wants to make it a crime for journalists to embarrass the govt by publishing leaked official documents. The maximum penalty would be 14 years in prison. This would put British journalists on a par with foreign spies.
If we trained every ‘migrant’ who’s crossed the channel in the last two years to drive a lorry, we’d only be about 50,000 short of what’s needed post-Brexit.
After their homeowners' association enacted a new policy that barred residents from flying anything other than an American flag, this Wisconsin couple found a workaround https://t.co/CY2uDahfGA
The saddest thing about all this is that the more you talk to men like the ones attacking police today, the more you realise that they don't really know what they're angry about. Sometimes, it only takes a single question to bring the whole edifice of fury crashing down.
Papers which rejoiced at happiness of serially philandering Prime Minister leaving his sick wife to get a much younger woman pregnant in moral meltdown at scientist’s affair (in desperate attempt to deflect attention from said PM’s many mistakes contributing to many deaths)