Erik Inglis
@allthebeset.bsky.social
warning signs, bikes and buzzards. and train songs. no such thing as negative space.
Listening to Bill Withers Live at Carnegie Hall and got curious if there was video. Looks like the answer is no, but this BBC recording is just a year later with many of the same songs youtu.be/Ly7Ti0lY8_I?...
Bill Withers 1973 BBC Concert Rare Complete
YouTube video by Mar Abou
youtu.be
E. Chortlemuffin III, "Master of the Side Eye, a little-known Norman Illuminator of the 15th century," Burlington Magazine, CXICIW, new series (109880) [July, 1948], pp. 18-9.
"possibly" doing a heavy lift here www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auctio...
A Glazed Ceramic King Chess Piece, Possibly Medieval 12th–13th Century.
A glazed ceramic chess piece finely modelled as a seated king, shown wearing a crown and long robe, his hands clasped around a horizontal sceptre across his ...
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E. Chortlemuffin III, "Master of the Side Eye, a little-known Norman Illuminator of the 15th century," Burlington Magazine, CXICIW, new series (109880) [July, 1948], pp. 18-9.
to be honest, I still think about it.
Ce qu'elle a dit, ce soir la
teaching a new class on ancient and medieval Iberia this fall, and thought it might be interesting to build a 🧵. First off, have taught a decent amount of Spanish stuff in other medieval classes, but never a whole devoted to the peninsula--which I visited for the first time last January
teaching a new class on ancient and medieval Iberia this fall, and thought it might be interesting to build a 🧵. First off, have taught a decent amount of Spanish stuff in other medieval classes, but never a whole devoted to the peninsula--which I visited for the first time last January
Joe Torre talks to Bob Gibson while looking like the trombone player for Reel Big Fish, 1972
After International Vulture Awareness Day here comes STURGEON FEST! www.clevelandmetroparks.com/parks/specia...
it was yesterday officially, but I think of every day between February and November as International Vulture Awareness Day
new typo for me, just closed an email with "all the beast"
like an intellectual 3-in-1 oil, this 🧵 disables about 90% of ill-informed takes on higher ed. Editors should use this as a filter before publishing any higher-ed article: does it pass the Wulf test?
After reading some of the recent pubs and discourse around US higher ed.… I should just stop right here. But here are the three major fallacies of much of what’s out there, three contexts that are missing, and the one big thing that is driving me around the bend (actually already there, but). 1/
Driver who picked the bike/walking lane meets a hero who would not be moved
Props to this hero.
like an intellectual 3-in-1 oil, this 🧵 disables about 90% of ill-informed takes on higher ed. Editors should use this as a filter before publishing any higher-ed article: does it pass the Wulf test?
After reading some of the recent pubs and discourse around US higher ed.… I should just stop right here. But here are the three major fallacies of much of what’s out there, three contexts that are missing, and the one big thing that is driving me around the bend (actually already there, but). 1/
And you can hear our sad brains screaming Give us something familiar, something similar To what we know already that will keep us steady Steady