No one in the business listens like @imwithherband Great show in Des Moines!
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Learnt today that you can type any nonsense into Google followed by "meaning", and AI will assume you're searching a well-known human phrase and frantically come up with what it thinks it could mean.
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A Thread of Fascinating Maps That Show The Side Of The World We Rarely See (Best Of All Time)
1. List Of Countries Mentioned Or Referred In The Bible
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Almost halfwaye through the new Chicago Manual of Style and absolutelye no advyce yet on what to wear.
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In honor of Richard Wagner’s birthday— Clara Schumann’s EPIC burns of his operas:🔥
“This is not music at all to me—though I don’t deny his powers for drama.” (Tannhäuser)
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So fun to see @SaraWatkins alllll over the stage in Des Moines tonight. If she moves her hips any more, people will start calling her @christhile !
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Meet Molly Compton (@mollster_mash), the "scene mom" behind Ur Mom Records, a small DIY label making handmade runs of records, tapes, and T-shirts for small artists. Her goal? To help these artists sustain themselves on the road. | ✍️ @debbiemarieb_
chicagoreader.com/music/chic…
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Another run at this one: This mid-1940s portrait seems to be of a NYC dancer or operatic singer—perhaps jazz singer. Someone in the arts. Any good idea who it might be?
I like this method for active reading / note taking.
Replying to @MushtaqBilalPhD
As you read and take notes, a bunch of ideas/questions will come to your mind.
Write down these ideas/questions on the left-hand page.
Right is for writing
Left is for thinking
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Roses are redde
Elegant are manatees
To create a bettir and more just future
We neede more funding for educacioun and advanced researche yn the artes and humanityes
h/t @jdnarum
Due to a schedule conflict, I have not been able to live tweet #amsmw like I usually do. But I had to share this screen shot of Michael Broyles quoting Mendelssohn when The Hebrides was a work in (slow) progress.




















