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A WELL-known display cabinet from RW Bayes has a new home after the beloved shop was cleared out this week. It can now be found at Darren Odie's antique shop on Commercial Road – but it is not for sale and is already being put to use to display items. Odie told Shetland News...
THERE WAS a two-vehicle car crash near Tingwall Airport around 10pm on Monday. Two individuals were taken to hospital and it is believed that another two left the scene before emergency services arrived. A spokesperson for Police Scotland said “enquiries into the matter remain...
that they've said. i certainly don't think anybody should be refused banking services because of their political views, whoever they are. for nigel farage, it's a personal crusade. banks were told they'd have to give customers more notice when they close accounts. there's relatively few complaints about accou nts closures. 1,400 reached the watchdog last year, and those for many reasons. for the vast majority, its business as usual. darshini david, bbc news. let's bring in professor andre spicer, dean of the bayes business school here in london. welcome to you, professor, good to have you with us. yesterday on wednesday the economics secretary andrew griffiths had some meeting with the largest banks and building societies to discuss these issues, where and what changes could this thoroughly too?- what changes could this thoroughly too? what changes could this thorou~hl too? ., ,, , thoroughly too? the two issues raised in this _
Thanks to Neil Anderson for the beautiful, nuanced history of R.W. Bayes shop that appeared in Shetland News last week. https://www.shetnews.co.uk/2022/12/27/memories-of-a-life-in-an-old-fashioned-shop-that-became-an-institution/ I had the good fortune to live in Shetland for...
would maintain control and opportunity. we own it, we are keeping it, but then came joe biden. the self-proclaimed foreign-policy expert in his coolest advisors arbitrarily pushing a withdrawal date to august. okay. during the peak taliban fighting season. and he did nothing as the terrorists began what was a full-scale assault on the afghan highlights allies which started in april, may and june, and insf fighting back at any point, pushing back on the taliban and holding them accountable is donald trump said that he would, stopping their advance, joe biden ordered a full-scale retreat abandoning base after bayes, leaving weapons and aircraft and military and
http://shet.news/pl3xz Copied! THE OWNER of a Lerwick photography shop is enjoying the congratulations of fellow shopkeepers as he celebrates 40 years in business. Alister Smith began working at R.W. Bayes photography and framing shop in 1979 and bought the shop, at 143 Commercial Street, on 1 June 1981. After taking a week’s holiday, he returned to work with a new apprentice, Neil Anderson, joining him. 4 of 13Adverts The two have been a constant and familiar sight behind the shop counter ever since. It is one of the last shops to retain a traditional counter-only service and remains busy despite recent challenges facing the retail sector.
Drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring / There shallow draughts intoxicate the brain, / And drinking largely sobers us again.” When you first learn some formal logic and about fallacies, it’s hard to not use the shiny new hammer to go around playing ‘fallacy bingo’ (to mix metaphors): “aha! that is an ad hominem, my good sir, and a logically invalid objection.” The problem, of course, is that many fallacies are perfectly good as a matter of inductive logic: ad hominems are often highly relevant (eg if the person is being bribed). A rigorous insistence on formal syllogisms will at best waste a lot of time, and at worst becomes a tool for self-delusion by selective application of rigor.
Silicon Valley's safe space Cade Metz, New York Times Feb. 13, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail FILE — Peter Thiel, the co-founder of PayPal, in New York, Jan. 7, 2017. The blog Slate Star Codex, written by a Bay Area psychiatrist, became the epicenter of a community called the Rationalists and a window into the psyche of many tech leaders. Then it disappeared. (Andrew White/The New York Times)Andrew White/NYT The website had a homely, almost slapdash design with a light blue banner and a strange name: Slate Star Codex. It was nominally a blog, written by a Bay Area psychiatrist who called himself Scott Alexander (a near anagram of Slate Star Codex). It was also the epicenter of a community called the Rationalists, a group that aimed to reexamine the world through cold and careful thought.
he was sure if caylee's death was not an accident and his daughter was indeed innocent? >> it's something for the defense to work with. give up what bayes promised during this opening statement. short of him getting a full mea culpa confession, i was involved in the accidental drowning of my grand daughter and i helped bury her body. they are grasping at straws. the statement that he made to supposedly made to his mistress is a hearsay statement. the judge didn't admit to it prove guilt or innocence. the jury hears this and you can't unring a bell. but does the letter reflect the grandfather who is overridden with grief at the loss of his granddaughter or reflect guilt on his parts. julie: here is what we want to know. what's going on now. the judge took an indefinite recess. he told the jurors, plan on sticking around until late