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… thrive and flourish. We would recommend trying to do at least some activities that are social and involve other people. In times like these you might have to find some creative ways to do social things at a distance. For example, by keeping in touch online or by phone. • Practise identifying whether your worry is 'real problem' worry, or 'hypothetical worry'. The Worry Decision Tree is a useful tool for helping you to decide what type your worry is. If you're experiencing lots of hypothetical … Mind Daydream Meditate Pray Re�ect Think Try relaxation exercises Practise yoga Learn Learn something new Learn a new skill Learn a new fact Watch a tutorial video Nature Try some gardening Plant something Do some pruning Mow the lawn Pick �owers Buy �owers Go for a walk in nature Sit in the sun Plan Set a goal Create a budget Make a 5 year plan Make a ‘to do’ list Make a ‘bucket list’ Make a shopping list Read Read a favourite book Read a new book Read the newspaper Read your favourite website Schedule Get up extra early Stay up late Sleep in late Tick something o� your ‘to do’ list Self care Take a bath Take a shower Wash your hair Give …

… 13.30-15.15h Study Group 18.30 Aerobics 11-13h PBL Style and Modernity 14-17h Study in Library 18.30 Cinema 11-13h French Class 14-19h Study at home 11-13h PBL Style and Modernity 14-17h Study in Library 21.30 Birthday Thomas!! 11-14h Study at home Shopping  18h Out to dinner with friends Career opportunities? After graduation: Work Work for… • European institutions, national, regional or local governments • Companies in the private sector • Independent research centers • Consultancies • … (4-6 hours weekly) • Skills (2 hours weekly) In total: 10-12 hours a week at the university Practical Information • Application via Studielink and My UM (procedure explained on our website) • Upload all relevant documents and fill in an (voluntary) online questionnaire (Matching Questionnaire) with questions about e.g. your motivation. • Application deadline: EU/EEA students 1 May 2023 and non-EU/EEA students 1 April 2023 • Housing: no campus but various housing offices (e.g. …

… Dear Readers, In this edition, as always, you will �nd an overview of the key developments in Competition, Copyright, Patents and Trademarks for November 2023. In addition to the newsletter, you can also connect with us on LinkedIn and Instagram. The Innovator’s Legal … of Sections 1 and 2 of the Sherman Act. The complaint alleges that Google monopolizes key digital advertising technologies, collectively referred to as the “ad tech stack,” that website publishers depend on to sell ads and that advertisers rely on to buy ads and reach potential customers. Website publishers use ad tech tools to generate advertising revenue that supports the creation and maintenance of a vibrant open web, providing the public with unprecedented access to ideas, artistic expression, … advertiser tool that helps millions of large and small advertisers buy ad inventory (advertiser ad network); and it controls the largest advertising exchange (ad exchange), a technology that runs real-time auctions to match buyers and sellers of online advertising. Google’s anticompetitive conduct has included: acquiring Competitors, forcing Adoption of Google’s Tools, distorting Auction Competition, auction Manipulation. So what exactly is Google accused of? Federal prosecutors have accused …