Jeana M
@flutehues.bsky.social
Flutist, Musicologist, runner, cat rescuer, history enthusiast, bad birder, philosopher, Sicily, women, LGBTQ+, she/her/hers
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There isn't a single problem "solved" by edtech that couldn't be fixed with smaller classes led by well-paid teachers given real academic freedom
December 12, 2025 at 6:23 PM
There isn't a single problem "solved" by edtech that couldn't be fixed with smaller classes led by well-paid teachers given real academic freedom
Our beloved Brunswick house sold yesterday. Jess got tenure there, I wrote a dissertation in that house, and we fed many beautiful painted buntings and other birds. And now, Greenville❤️
December 12, 2025 at 9:13 PM
Our beloved Brunswick house sold yesterday. Jess got tenure there, I wrote a dissertation in that house, and we fed many beautiful painted buntings and other birds. And now, Greenville❤️
The problems in AMS seem to be increasing.
ths information is in a memo from the JAMS Editorial Board that has been sent to Council & AMS Leadership. The memo is available to read here (drive.proton.me/urls/EBBSX54...) & I cannot stress enough how important I believe it is for everyone to read it
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December 12, 2025 at 8:45 PM
The problems in AMS seem to be increasing.
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More than 250 people who were exposed to measles, including dozens of unvaccinated school-aged children, are quarantining in South Carolina as the state wrestles to contain an outbreak that has sickened more than 110 people.
Hundreds Quarantined in South Carolina as Measles Outbreak Shows No Sign of Slowing
The outbreak shows no signs of slowing, likely because of the affected area’s “lower-than-hoped-for vaccination coverage,” a state health official said.
nyti.ms
December 12, 2025 at 3:20 AM
More than 250 people who were exposed to measles, including dozens of unvaccinated school-aged children, are quarantining in South Carolina as the state wrestles to contain an outbreak that has sickened more than 110 people.
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Y'all, *Watkinsville, Georgia* just sent a Democratic representative to the General Assembly.
DEMOCRATS HAVE FLIPPED GEORGIA'S #HD121 (Trump+12):
Eric Gisler (D)- 50.9%
Mack "Dutch" Guest (R)- 49.1%
Eric Gisler (D)- 50.9%
Mack "Dutch" Guest (R)- 49.1%
December 10, 2025 at 2:41 AM
Y'all, *Watkinsville, Georgia* just sent a Democratic representative to the General Assembly.
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"As He died to make men holy, let us die to make men free," goes harder than any Civil War song has any right to go.
December 9, 2025 at 2:22 AM
"As He died to make men holy, let us die to make men free," goes harder than any Civil War song has any right to go.
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This year, universities are giving $228 million to football coaches who failed at coaching football so that they won't coach football anymore.
December 2, 2025 at 7:23 PM
This year, universities are giving $228 million to football coaches who failed at coaching football so that they won't coach football anymore.
La Repubblica is worried about us because our pizzas are smaller, due to a bad economy and high inflation.
In Usa l’inflazione aumenta, la vendita di pizza cala: se ne ordinano piccole e con meno condimenti
https://www.repubblica.it/esteri/2025/12/02/news/usa_inflazione_aumenta_vendita_pizza_cala_ordinano_piccole_meno_condimenti-425016936/?rss
https://www.repubblica.it/esteri/2025/12/02/news/usa_inflazione_aumenta_vendita_pizza_cala_ordinano_piccole_meno_condimenti-425016936/?rss
December 2, 2025 at 2:41 PM
La Repubblica is worried about us because our pizzas are smaller, due to a bad economy and high inflation.
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Chicago Manual of Style arcana!
In my meeting with a student about to file his thesis, he told me he realized there's an asterisk to the idea that CMS 18 does away with place of publication.
It only does that if the book is post-1900!
Before that, you keep place & normally omit publisher!
In my meeting with a student about to file his thesis, he told me he realized there's an asterisk to the idea that CMS 18 does away with place of publication.
It only does that if the book is post-1900!
Before that, you keep place & normally omit publisher!
![14: Source Citations: Examples
14.31: Place and date only, for books published before 1900
Chapter Contents / Books / Facts of Publication / Place of Publication
For books published before 1900, the city of publication is typically of greater interest than the name of the publisher (often a long-defunct printer); it is therefore usually preferable to omit publishers’ names and instead include only a place and date of publication. A comma follows the place. See also 14.30.
1. Oliver Goldsmith, The Vicar of Wakefield (Salisbury, 1766).
Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de. El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha. 2 vols. Madrid, 1605–15.
If for any reason the publisher is included, retain the city of publication, followed by a colon.
Austen, Jane [as “A Lady”]. Sense and Sensibility. London: T. Egerton, 1811.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:7mpwyqkv2tdiho653oyczicd/bafkreidywdczjom3bt6stsfimfqlklwlkmvvfdfu2xwjidhjrpidey5biq@jpeg)
November 17, 2025 at 11:39 PM
Chicago Manual of Style arcana!
In my meeting with a student about to file his thesis, he told me he realized there's an asterisk to the idea that CMS 18 does away with place of publication.
It only does that if the book is post-1900!
Before that, you keep place & normally omit publisher!
In my meeting with a student about to file his thesis, he told me he realized there's an asterisk to the idea that CMS 18 does away with place of publication.
It only does that if the book is post-1900!
Before that, you keep place & normally omit publisher!
First the terrible op Ed’s in the NYT, and now this abomination.
Since it can be prepared in advance, with no baking required, this dessert is ideal for festive gatherings. Its tangy cranberry pockets offer an invigorating midday or post-dinner pick-me-up. nyti.ms/4qXJUrm
November 18, 2025 at 1:11 AM
First the terrible op Ed’s in the NYT, and now this abomination.
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After decades of research, a musicologist in Leipzig has identified two long-unattributed organ compositions as early works by a young Johann Sebastian Bach nordot.app/136322902800...
Decades-long research identifies two early organ pieces by Bach ｜ DPA
After decades of research, the Bach Archive in Leipzig has identified two previously unattributed organ works as early compositions by Johann Sebastian Bach. The author of the pieces had remained…
nordot.app
November 17, 2025 at 7:42 PM
After decades of research, a musicologist in Leipzig has identified two long-unattributed organ compositions as early works by a young Johann Sebastian Bach nordot.app/136322902800...
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friends, please share widely, on & off social media. let’s get this in front of as many musicologists and AMS members’ eyes as we can. if you’ve ever been a member of the Society, in any capacity, please consider taking a look & signing (& you can sign anonymously!)
I urge all of you, friends & colleagues, to please consider signing this petition to restore transparent governance and accountability in the AMS -- with this action, we can make our voices heard & remind everyone of our mission as a member-led society docs.google.com/document/d/1...
AMS Petition 2025
Petition to Restore Transparent Governance and Accountability in the American Musicological Society To add your signature to the petition, please fill out the following form: https://bit.ly/Sign_AMS_2...
docs.google.com
November 16, 2025 at 3:27 PM
friends, please share widely, on & off social media. let’s get this in front of as many musicologists and AMS members’ eyes as we can. if you’ve ever been a member of the Society, in any capacity, please consider taking a look & signing (& you can sign anonymously!)
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In 2023, I interviewed the parents who organized this effort to oust Moms for Liberty. If you want to know more — and maybe learn from them! — check it out.
Congrats to them for getting rid of them all!
www.salon.com/2023/10/10/m...
Congrats to them for getting rid of them all!
www.salon.com/2023/10/10/m...
November 5, 2025 at 10:55 AM
In 2023, I interviewed the parents who organized this effort to oust Moms for Liberty. If you want to know more — and maybe learn from them! — check it out.
Congrats to them for getting rid of them all!
www.salon.com/2023/10/10/m...
Congrats to them for getting rid of them all!
www.salon.com/2023/10/10/m...
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Maybe nobody in the great big world cares about this.
But the public libraries in tiny Jefferson County in Northern Appalachia were in danger of losing their tax funding thanks to right-wing book banners. And we won. The library's funding is safe!!!!!
But the public libraries in tiny Jefferson County in Northern Appalachia were in danger of losing their tax funding thanks to right-wing book banners. And we won. The library's funding is safe!!!!!
November 5, 2025 at 2:53 AM
Maybe nobody in the great big world cares about this.
But the public libraries in tiny Jefferson County in Northern Appalachia were in danger of losing their tax funding thanks to right-wing book banners. And we won. The library's funding is safe!!!!!
But the public libraries in tiny Jefferson County in Northern Appalachia were in danger of losing their tax funding thanks to right-wing book banners. And we won. The library's funding is safe!!!!!
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'A team of musicologists has unearthed the printed score of a previously unknown Purcell song, as well as the original manuscript for various keyboard compositions, partly in the composer’s own hand – the first Purcell autograph to be found for more than 30 years.' 1/3
‘Almost unheard of’: experts find more music by English composer Henry Purcell
Printed score and keyboard manuscript by Purcell, who died in 1695, unearthed in Worcestershire and Norfolk
www.theguardian.com
October 8, 2025 at 10:03 AM
'A team of musicologists has unearthed the printed score of a previously unknown Purcell song, as well as the original manuscript for various keyboard compositions, partly in the composer’s own hand – the first Purcell autograph to be found for more than 30 years.' 1/3
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Sciopero Flotilla blocca i treni a Roma, Milano, Venezia: ritardi record a Fiumicino e Malpensa
https://www.repubblica.it/economia/2025/10/03/news/sciopero_manifestazioni_flotilla_treni_aerei_bus_tram-424888373/?rss
https://www.repubblica.it/economia/2025/10/03/news/sciopero_manifestazioni_flotilla_treni_aerei_bus_tram-424888373/?rss
October 3, 2025 at 1:59 PM
Sciopero Flotilla blocca i treni a Roma, Milano, Venezia: ritardi record a Fiumicino e Malpensa
https://www.repubblica.it/economia/2025/10/03/news/sciopero_manifestazioni_flotilla_treni_aerei_bus_tram-424888373/?rss
https://www.repubblica.it/economia/2025/10/03/news/sciopero_manifestazioni_flotilla_treni_aerei_bus_tram-424888373/?rss
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“If The Best American Poetry captures ‘the zeitgeist of the current attitudes in American poetry,’ we should be asking: Why are those attitudes so fucked up?” @nicksturm.bsky.social in @defector.com https://defector.com/good-riddance-to-the-best-american-poetry
Good Riddance To ‘The Best American Poetry’ | Defector
When David Lehman, a poet then working as a book critic for Newsweek, proposed the project for The Best American Poetry anthology, he was searching for a national platform. His first anthology project...
defector.com
September 30, 2025 at 11:42 PM
“If The Best American Poetry captures ‘the zeitgeist of the current attitudes in American poetry,’ we should be asking: Why are those attitudes so fucked up?” @nicksturm.bsky.social in @defector.com https://defector.com/good-riddance-to-the-best-american-poetry
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Mel Taub, the longtime creator of the Puns and Anagrams puzzle for The New York Times — a form that involved wordplay and groan-inducing puns — has died at 97. “His puzzles were designed to put a smile on your face.”
Mel Taub, Creator of a Pun-Loving Puzzle, Is Dead at 97
He was the main whiz behind a crossword variation for The Times, whose readers delighted in his anagrams and sometimes groan-inducing wordplay. (Try one yourself.)
nyti.ms
September 25, 2025 at 5:04 PM
Mel Taub, the longtime creator of the Puns and Anagrams puzzle for The New York Times — a form that involved wordplay and groan-inducing puns — has died at 97. “His puzzles were designed to put a smile on your face.”
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Lmaooooooo
Education report calling for ethical AI use contains over 15 fake sources
Experts find fake sources in Canadian government report that took 18 months to complete.
arstechnica.com
September 23, 2025 at 8:42 PM
Lmaooooooo