Always ignored him Helene.
Posts by William Heath
Two days in a row I've rung NHS services, spoken to cheerful receptionists and got an appointment NEXT DAY: one dentist, one GP. What is happening? Am I confabulating? Is this a fluke? Is this Starmerism? #Baffled #Weird #Inagoodway
It's as if the whole of life is now computers locking people out of services to which they're entitled.
If you want to pledge something to help Fairfield House acquire this noble model bust of HIM by one of the UK's finest sculptors... message me
bonhams.com/auction/...
I rarely attend auctions but today I'm attending one (Frome, a friend selling family items) but listening in to another (Bonhams London, where a Haile Selassie bust is coming up, which would be perfect in Fairfield House...but Jacob Epstein...won't come cheap)
Jacob Epstein HIM study up for auction tomorrow: it's a gem.
What chance Fairfield House puts in a winning bid?
To help: pledge now to trustees@fairfieldhousebath.co.uk
tinyurl.com/HIM-bust
My bad - www.longfinance.net/news/pamphle...
Of course. Entirely consistent with our commitment to integrity ;-)
@natjdyer.bsky.social see also this piece from 2020 by Chris Yapp (via LinkedIn)
#Ricardo
#ComparativeAdvantage
Great piece James. For Ethiopian perspectives check out the proud and surprising history of www.fairfieldhousebath.co.uk
#anticolonial
#imperial
#welcoming
#redemptive
I should hope not.
They should be paying you!
Anyway: be the salt in the stew. One voice of reason can be enough on these occasions...
My old firm was commissioned by the Home Office to research why young people wanted ID cards.
We warned them...but the New Labour Minister wanted to know, and urgently.
So we did the work. Sure enough: what young wanted wanted was fake IDs to go drinking.
One would almost think that civil society doesn't cough up for platinum sponsorship and the folks at Westminster Forum Projects Ltd are more interested in the money than in truth and justice.
In Islam's age of reason translators were paid the weight of the texts they translated in gold, we learned last week bathquakers.org/2024/11/18/b...
Fairfield House: Tripadvisor now saying #6 of best things to do in Bath
Still time to book your tour 1200 or 1330...Sundays till Christmas
www.ticketsource.co.uk/fairfield-house
Oi. @Google If we're trying to log into a little used GMail account then what's the point of sending a verification code to the GMail account we're trying to log into? Just asking...
Lengthy long sanctimonious callcentre waiting list lecture from @Ecotricity about all the good things they do. And "great news" about something apparently (I'm too seething to listen to what it is).
The only GREAT NEWS will be when you get round to answering the **** phone
Call me a dumbass techno-ignoramus but...why does my mobile say it has no internet until I turn the Wifi off, when it seems to work? Can't it work out for itself that there's a mobile signal but no wifi?
Everyone's circumstances are different I guess, but I can imagine talking it through among friends over just having to deal with professional advisers with their misaligned incentives...
Is it something to discuss in a collective or support group do you think? Or a deeply personal matter?
Another top tip from resilient and good-natured Melissa Ryan at Ctrl-Alt-Right-Delete: save your headspace from daily Maga2.0 clowncar crash news; just check the WTF Just Happened Today newsletter - whatthefuckjusthappenedtoday.com
Pistorius...Pastorius..whatever...
he ain't no chicken
www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBvx...
Author Nat Dyer points out that even the saintly Isaac Newton ended up getting rich minting guineas out of gold mined in South America by enslaved Africans. Comparative advantage at work... #RicardosDream
New book - Ricardo's Dream, by Nat Dyer - published this month which points out the enormous human cost of crude adherence to "comparative advantage" economist thinking.
bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/trade/ricard...
Stuart Kirk today advocating Ricardo's comparative advantage theory to the COP folk - www.ft.com/content/e574... (paywall, whatever)
Blowhard Stuart Kirk writes in #FT COP delegates should remember comparative advantage theory. Meanwhile new book Ricardo's Dream shows very clearly the monumental damage caused when policymakers fail to take into account the human cost of adherence to David Ricardo's idea.
"How James Dyson’s farming empire may land his estate with £120mn in death duties"
Couldn't happen to a nicer tax-avoiding Brexiteer...
We should be on Mastodon as well, and see how things play out...